College Football 27: The 10 Fastest Quarterbacks You Can Recruit Right Now

Quarterback speed can completely change how you build an offense in College Football 27, and a handful of signal-callers stand out from the pack this year. According to a breakdown published by Destructoid, Austin Carlisle of ULM tops the charts as the fastest quarterback in the game, edging out several more decorated names when it comes to raw pace.

Ranking the Fastest QBs by Speed Rating

Destructoid’s ranking is built around each quarterback’s Speed attribute, while also factoring in overall rating and agility, since the latter is considered a crucial trait for the position. Carlisle leads the list with a 93 Speed rating, though his overall rating of 70 suggests he’s more of a developmental project than a finished product.

Behind him sits Hauss Hejny with a 91 Speed rating and a 73 overall, followed closely by Nate Johnson, who also hits 91 Speed but brings a stronger 74 overall rating along with 90 agility. Demond Williams Jr. rounds out the group of quarterbacks sharing a 91 Speed mark, and he stands out with a notably high 88 overall rating.

According to the outlet, Trinidad Chambliss comes in at 90 Speed but boasts the best all-around profile on the list, pairing that pace with a 93 overall rating and 92 agility. Michael Hawkins Jr., Marcel Reed, Luke Moga, Jack Daulton, and Chris Jimerson Jr. fill out the remainder of the top ten, each bringing Speed ratings between 89 and 90.

Why Trinidad Chambliss Stands Out

Destructoid singles out Trinidad Chambliss as the most complete player on the list, noting his combination of elite speed, a high overall rating, and strong agility. Marcel Reed and Demond Williams Jr. are also highlighted as close contenders, both bringing an 88 overall rating alongside their impressive Speed numbers.

For players building a dual-threat offense around mobility, these top-tier options give plenty of flexibility. A quarterback who can escape pressure and turn a broken play into positive yardage adds a dimension that pure pocket passers simply can’t replicate on the virtual gridiron.

Building a Faster Roster

Speed at quarterback is only part of the equation for players looking to build the quickest possible team in College Football 27. Destructoid notes that those interested in the fastest athletes across every position, not just under center, can find that information in a separate guide covering the game’s overall speed rankings.

With college football season approaching both on the field and in living rooms, knowing which quarterbacks can outrun defenders gives players an edge when drafting a dynasty or building out a roster in the game’s various modes. The full list offers a useful reference point for anyone prioritizing speed over arm strength this year.