There were plenty of marquee matchups last week where some QB’s had the opportunity to raise their stock, but instead they faltered, which put them further behind Russell Wilson.

Wilson didn’t have his best game of the season but he still threw for over 350 yards and added three more touchdowns to his league leading total (14). Not to mention he is the leading passer in the ACC and the third-leading passer in the country with 1,474 yards.

A lot of QB’s are lurking behind him but none of them have made quite the push to dethrone him from the top of the ACC.

The QB’s will have another opportunity to improve their stock this weekend with quite a few big games. Florida State at Miami will be the biggest game of the weekend and could have huge implications on who will be playing in the ACC Championship at the end of the season.

Can anyone knock Wilson off his throne, or will he stay there for another week?

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Price was unable to play due to the concussion he suffered against Florida State the week before. He is still slated as the starting QB, especially since Wake Forest went through three of them in their loss to Georgia Tech.

Season Stats

PCT- 48.2

PYDS- 305

TD- 3

INT- 3

RYDS- 154

TD- 2

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First they thought Dave Shinskie was going to be their go-to guy and he didn't exactly pan out. Then true freshman Chase Rettig gets the start against Notre Dame and suffers an injury. Mike Marscovetra was next and he looked just like Shinskie, throwing interceptions in big moments of the game.

There's no telling who will be starting this week at N.C. State, not like it matters or anything because this offense has struggled all season.

Cumulative Season Stats

PCT- 56.1

PYDS- 886

TD- 7

INT- 6

RYDS- -75

TD- 0

O'Brien got another crack to impress Ralph Friedgen and stake his claim as the starting QB for the rest of the season. I don't think he helped his cause, going 9-for-26 and 172 yards against Duke.

Jamarr Robinson should expect to be inserted back into the starting role once he's cleared to play, and the extra week off will help those chances.

Season Stats

PCT- 50.8

PYDS- 499

TD- 6

INT- 0

RYDS- 1

TD- 0

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Verica had a chance to make a name for himself and help his team upset the Seminoles, but was unable to get the job done. 

He finished 14-for-30 for 211 yards and threw two costly interceptions when they were driving in Florida State territory. The highlight of his game was connecting with Kris Burd on a 76-yard touchdown.

Season Stats

PCT- 57.3

PYDS- 908

TD- 6

INT- 3

RYDS- -58

TD- 0

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Renfree is only a sophomore playing for Duke and he's the fourth-leading passer in the country.

Talk about ironic, who would have guessed that the fourth-leading passer in the country would hail from Duke? I know I never imagined that in my wildest dreams.

Last week he went 28-for-56 with 351 yards, one touchdown and two interceptions.

Season Stats

PCT- 58.7

PYDS- 1464

TD- 10

INT- 9

RYDS- -29

TD- 0

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It's about time Nesbitt won the game with his arm instead of his legs. Maybe he can throw the ball or it could be that Wake Forest has an awful defense. My guess is the awful defense.

Either way he finished 11-for-21 with 130 yards and two touchdowns while adding 72 yards on the ground.

Season Stats

PCT- 39.1

PYDS- 446

TD- 5

INT- 1

RYDS- 434

TD- 6

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Parker looked like he was still feeling the affects of the game against Auburn. 

He had a tough time with Miami's defense and it didn't help that his receivers dropped six passes. He finished the game 14-for-33 with 149 yards and three interceptions.

Season Stats

PCT- 52.7

PYDS- 552

TD- 6

INT- 4

RYDS- -26

TD- 0

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Even though they won the game against Clemson, Harris looked out of sync. He threw four touchdowns but also threw two interceptions along with plenty of questionable decisions.

His numbers should be much better with arguably the best wide receivers in the ACC.

Season Stats

PCT- 57.1

PYDS- 895

TD- 10

INT- 8

RYDS- -19

TD- 0

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Yates has been consistent all year with not many weapons at the receiving position. 

He continued that type of play against ECU last week, where he went 18-for-26, 181 yards, and two touchdowns. This guy is starting to become the dark horse of the ACC QB's.

Season Stats

PCT- 68.3

PYDS- 1006

TD- 7

INT- 1

RYDS- -42

TD- 1

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He helped Virginia Tech pull off a miraculous come from behind win at N.C. State last weekend.

In the comeback he finished with 244 yards of total offense (123 pass, 121 rush), three touchdowns, and one interception.

Season Stats

PCT- 61.6

PYDS- 869

TD- 8

INT- 3

RYDS- 322

TD- 0

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He hasn't made many mistakes this season, but he also hasn't made any big passes like he did last year. That shoulder is giving him more problems than he wants most people to believe and I don't care what he says about it.

The Miami game could be the defining moment of his season.

Season Stats

PCT- 60.5

PYDS- 844

TD- 8

INT- 3

RYDS- 108

TD- 2

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Wilson and N.C. State suffered their first loss of the season against Virginia Tech.

He finished 21-for-49 with 362 yards and three touchdowns along with three interceptions. He's the leading passer in the ACC and the third-leading passer in the country.

Season Stats

PCT- 55.5

PYDS- 1474

TD- 14

INT- 4

RYDS- 121

TD- 1