College football teams spend millions on QBs. Why can’t they find a good backup?

Power Four college football programs are investing millions of dollars into their quarterbacks, yet they continue to struggle with developing meaningful depth. Despite having deep pockets and significant financial resources, these teams are unable to find or cultivate quality backup players to support their starters. This persistent lack of reliable secondary options remains a critical issue for the programs, regardless of the extensive spending dedicated to the quarterback position across the collegiate landscape.