College Football QB Power Rankings: Week 6.

Few quarterbacks have clearly separated themselves as college football's elite, and the shifting landscape continues to shake up the leaderboard. There's a new No. 1 in this week's quarterback power rankings, as former Division II transfer-turned-Ole Miss star Trinidad Chambliss climbs into the top spot. He's one of three SEC quarterbacks in the top five entering Week 6.

Still, the Big Ten leads all Power Four conferences with 11 quarterbacks in the top 50, followed closely by the Big 12 and its QB Club. Oregon’s Dante Moore is making a rapid rise after carving up Penn State in one of the season’s toughest environments, while Indiana’s Fernando Mendoza continues to put up flawless efficiency numbers as the Hoosiers chase another playoff berth.

Rising to the Top

1. Trinidad Chambliss, Ole Miss

The Division II transfer has fully taken charge of the Rebels’ offense, dazzling with both arm and legs. His 314 yards passing and 71 rushing against LSU cement him as this week’s new No. 1.

2. Diego Pavia, Vanderbilt

Six total touchdowns last week pushed him to the top tier of the SEC. His 74.6% completion rate and 184.62 passer rating put him among the national leaders.

3. Haynes King, Georgia Tech

A gritty dual-threat who just broke the school record with his 13th game posting both a rushing and passing touchdown.

4. Fernando Mendoza, Indiana

Drops from No. 1 but remains elite. Still boasts the best touchdown-to-interception ratio in the FBS.

5. Ty Simpson, Alabama

Mistake-free and efficient, he’s climbing into Heisman chatter after keeping Bama perfect.

6. Dante Moore, Oregon

Shocked Penn State in a “White Out” game with three touchdowns. Now sits as the betting favorite for the Heisman.

New Faces in the Spotlight

7. CJ Carr, Notre Dame

Jumped from 29 to 7 after lighting up weak defenses with 577 yards and six TDs in two weeks.

8. Sawyer Robertson, Baylor

Torched Oklahoma State for nearly 400 yards, now leads the FBS in passing touchdowns (17) and yards per game (342.6).

9. Josh Hoover, TCU

Tumbles after a flat outing in a blown lead to Arizona State.

10. Jayden Maiava, USC

A tough loss at Illinois, but still produced 364 yards and two late touchdowns.

Movers and Shakers

11. Byrum Brown, USF – keeps the Bulls’ playoff hopes alive.

12. Luke Altmyer, Illinois – perfect ball security all season, helped upset USC.

13. Joey Aguilar, Tennessee – clutch overtime win sealed with both arm and legs.

14. Brendan Sorsby, Cincinnati – on fire since Week 2, now a Big 12 dark horse.

15. Julian Sayin, Ohio State – poise beyond his years in ending Washington’s 22-game home win streak.

16. Devon Dampier, Utah – five TDs and sharp efficiency at West Virginia.

17. Sam Leavitt, Arizona State – rallied ASU from 17 points down to stun TCU.

18. Rocco Becht, Iowa State – snapped TD pass streak but found three rushing scores.

19. Carson Beck, Miami – quietly steady; huge FSU test looms.

20. Dylan Raiola, Nebraska – talented but needs better protection.

The Rest of the Top 50

Darian Mensah, Duke

Jalon Daniels, Kansas

Beau Pribula, Missouri

Chandler Morris, Virginia

Aidan Chiles, Michigan State

Tommy Castellanos, Florida State

Demond Williams Jr., Washington

Taylen Green, Arkansas

Marcel Reed, Texas A&M

CJ Bailey, NC State

Bear Bachmeier, BYU

Anthony Colandrea, UNLV

Bryce Underwood, Michigan

Gunner Stockton, Georgia

Maddux Madsen, Boise State

Malik Washington, Maryland

Behren Morton, Texas Tech

LaNorris Sellers, South Carolina

Bryson Barnes, Utah State

Blake Horvath, Navy

Jaron-Keawe Sagapolutele, California

Drake Lindsey, Minnesota

Jake Retzlaff, Tulane

Athan Kaliakmanis, Rutgers

Drew Mestemaker, North Texas

Miller Moss, Louisville

Jackson Arnold, Auburn

Katin Houser, East Carolina

Kevin Jennings, SMU

Conner Weigman, Houston