Looking back at the QB recruiting rankings of 2019 class with Jayden

2019 247 composite QB and national player rankings and college career stats

#1 #11 - Rattler (Oklahoma to USCe)
93 total TDs and 32 INT in 48 games
44 and 20 in 25 games at USCe

#2 #33 - Nix (Auburn to Oregon)
147 total TDs and 26 INT in 60 games
90 and 10 in 26 games at Oregon

#3 #35 - Daniels (Arizona St. to LSU)
124 total TDs and 20 INT in 55 games
79 and 7 in 26 games at LSU

#4 #64 - Ryan Hilinski (USCe to Northwestern)
25 total TDs and 16 INT in 33 games
13 and 11 in 20 games at Northwestern

#5 #65 - Graham Mertz (Wisconsin to Florida)
70 total TDs and 29 INT in 45 games
24 and 3 in 11 games at Florida

#6 #93 - Sam Howell (North Carolina)
111 total TDs and 23 INT in 37 games

#7 #174 - Dylan Morris (Washington backup)
25 total TDs and 17 INT in 26 games

#8 #180 - Taulia Tagovailoa (Alabama to Maryland)
90 total TDs and 37 INT in 46 games
89 and 37 in 41 games at Maryland

#9 #211 - Max Duggan (TCU)
101 total TDs and 28 INT in 47 games

#10 #217 - Taisun Phommachanh (Clemson to GA Tech to U Mass)
12 total TDs and 10 INT in 24 games
8 and 6 in 9 games at U Mass

Michael Penix was the #40 ranked QB in the 2018 class.
Jordan Travis was the #67 ranked QB in the 2018 class.

There were a few lower ranked guys in 2019 like Zach Calzada (#35) and Dillon Gabriel (#48) that have been decent.

Howell and Duggan never transferred.

Taulia productive but high INT rate.

Mertz was okay but look at W/L record.

Hilinski, Morris, and Phommachanh haven't produced yet but have 1 or 2 seasons left to play.

Nix would never have come to LSU anyway.

Rattler is good but high INTs and just mediocre running.

Jayden Daniels and LSU coaches made the right choice.