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21. Jaren Hall, BYU
Player Stats: 2,583 Yards/Comp% = 64%/20-to-5 Ratio (10 games)
PFF Grades: 89.2 Overall/83.3 Passing/80.4 Running
Offensive Returning Production: 75% (27th)
2021 Team Passing Stats: 30 ATT per game = 264 YPG/26-to-5 Ratio
Team Points Per Game: 33 (28th)
Team Yards Per Pass: 8.8 (14th)
BTT-to-TWP: 21-to-7
Deep Passing: 90.2 Grade/61 ATT/ ATT% = 21%/Comp% = 41%
Rushing: 302 yards/3 TDs (10 games)
It’s hard to not be optimistic about BYU’s outlook for 2022, as 75% of their production returns from a team that ranked top-10 nationally in yards per play(6.7), points per drive (3.1), success rate (50%) and EPA/Play. Jaren Hall won the starting job out of camp and proceeded to emphatically stake his claim to it, with the dual-threat former baseball player showing off his ability to handle pressure and deliver accurate throws on the move. In addition to arm strength that belies his baseball background, his speed and ability to create in the open field is immediately apparent when watching his tape. Despite advanced speed and athleticism, Hall still does a great job keeping his eyes downfield and making plays with his arm when flushed. The Cougars’ signal caller threw for at least 280 yards in six of his last seven games while also pitching in with 302 rushing yards and three touchdowns. With a veteran offensive line returning four starters along with wideouts Puka Nacua and Gunner Romney, BYU is primed to surpass last year’s 264 passing yards and 33 points per game and should produce somewhere closer to the 43.5 points and 332 passing yards per game that BYU unleashed in 2020. Though those lofty heights will likely be impossible to recreate due…