College Football’s top 5 offensive trios for 2019 season

Offense will be at a surplus in college football this season. Which teams have the best trio of quarterback, running back and wide receiver?

Offense is at a premium in today’s college football. With spread offenses and RPO systems, the passing game has improved tremendously. Quarterbacks are being asked to be dual threats, so it is very important that they are mobile. There are also plenty of running backs that can add a change-up to the game. Whether they are scoring off of hand-offs or swing passes, they are keeping the defenses on their toes.

In today’s day and age, it seems as if every great college football team has to have a great quarterback, receiver, and running back. Most teams double up at the skill positions, which makes it even more important. Points are being scored at an unprecedented rate, and teams have to keep up with the times.

When you look at the four teams that made the College Football Playoff, each had a quality offense. The two that made the Championship had incredibly talented QB/RB/WR trios in Clemson and Alabama. Each team is bringing back most of the talent on offense, so other teams will have to catch up.

With plenty of offensive talent leaving for the NFL Draft, plenty of skill position players still remain for 2019. Last year’s draft class was defense-heavy, and that’s because most of the offensive players were too young to declare. Now that they have another offseason to grow, they will flourish as sophomores and juniors.

With so much talent in college football on the offensive side of the ball, which teams have the best trio of quarterback, running back, and wide receiver?