Oregon's quarterback room leads college football position group rankings for 2026
CBS Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 7, 2026, 2:11 PM
Last updated Jul 7, 2026

CBS Sports highlights the best college football position groups for 2026, showcasing Oregon's quarterback depth as unparalleled, featuring Dante Moore and Dylan Raiola. Ole Miss is noted for having the top running back in Kewan Lacy, while Indiana's wide receivers Charlie Becker and Nick Marsh are recognized for their potential. Georgia's tight end group is praised for its blend of talent and depth. These rankings come as preseason discussions heat up ahead of the college football season.
- •Oregon's quarterback duo includes top prospect Dante Moore.
- •Kewan Lacy of Ole Miss is college football's leading running back.
- •Indiana boasts the strongest wide receiver pairing with Becker and Marsh.
- •Georgia's tight end group combines talent and depth effectively.
- •Preseason discussions focus on the best position units ahead of fall.
- 2:11 PMCBS Sports — Building an ultimate college football roster: The FBS's best position groups in 2026
"From Oregon's star-studded quarterback room to Alabama's stellar safeties, these are college football's best position groups for 2026
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