Does it bother anyone else it STILL seems Jayden doesn't get the recognition he deserves?

Of the hundreds of thousands of college football players that have run through FBS. None have had a better passer rating or yards per pass attempt than Jayden. His 208 passer rating and 11.7 yards per pass attempt set all time FBS records. Simultaneously leading all FBS players including RB's as a QB in yards per carry at 8.5. All against the #5 SOS. That probably won't happen again for centuries. Had a 10:1 TD to INT ratio. Was 67% on passes over 25 yards with 25 TDs and 0 INTS on those long passes which he couldn't throw the ball 25+ yards for his life last year which is absurd to think about. I'm not positive on this either but pretty sure he set an FBS yardage record in regular season with just 300 passes when this year alone top 10 QB's all had ~400 passes.

For comparisons to 2016 Lamar which is much below Jayden:

Lamar Rating- 146; Jayden - 208; Maye - 145; Caleb - 170
Lamar YPA- 8.5; Jayden - 11.7; Maye - 8.5; Caleb - 9.4
Lamar Completion % - 59%, Jayden - 73%; Maye - 63%; Caleb - 66%
Lamar Yard per Carry - 6.9; Jayden - 8.5; Caleb irrelevant or 0; Maye - 4.0
TD to INT- Lamar 2.5:1; Jayden - 10:1; Caleb - 6:1; Maye 2.5:1

I don't think we will in our lifetimes see a QB set FBS records in Rating, YPA and lead FBS that year in yards per carry after this.

This doesn't get the recognition it deserves, and it's not right how he's not automatic #1 across the boards in mock drafts. He's moved to top 5 in most recent mocks I've seen, but still should be unanimous #1. Calebs rating was -38 lower than JD. Drake Maye rating was -63 lower than JD. It just makes my blood boil a little when I see ESPN "experts" that have never once looked at the stat lines of JD or the other college QBs talk about Caleb and Maye just because that's what they've heard others say. I get Maye looks more NFL typical, but a -63 passer rating vs JD negates any "looks like an NFL QB" comparison when on field performance is that much lower. Calebs prob not even 6' with much lesser stats than Jayden and on field performance is much lower. Rating takes into account full QB play including rushing.

There has to be a point that looks the part (which is Maye and I don't really think Caleb does) gets overcome by exponentially better stats and against tougher competition. I think once NFL teams get to the offseason and they really hone in on prospects and watch tape/stats, that Jayden goes #1 overall.