Joe Burrow circa 2019 is not walking through the door of this College Football Playoff. There is no Deshaun Watson nor Trevor Lawrence to be found.
It’s not that there aren’t a bunch of really good quarterbacks in the first 12-team College Football Playoff field. The teams wouldn’t have gotten this far if that were the case. But the lack of a dominant QB or two is a big part of why the Playoff itself seems fairly wide open. Volatility and uncertainty at the most important position on the field inevitably creates unpredictability.
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