With the final stretch of the regular season approaching, several Big Ten teams have no shortage of question marks—both positive and negative.
And whether a team has aspirations of making the College Football Playoff or creating momentum at the end of an otherwise disappointing campaign, its hopes are undoubtedly tied to the play of its quarterbacks in what's been a banner year for the position in the conference.
From an unprecedented quarterback battle at Ohio State to potential first-round picks playing at Penn State and Michigan State to surprise performances at Iowa and Northwestern, never has the league seen this much talent playing behind center at the same time in a single season. Even in the bottom half of the league, some teams have found reason for optimism moving forward, thanks in large part to the play of their signal-callers through the first two months of the regular season.
With that in mind, let's take a look at the current power rankings of Big Ten quarterbacks in 2015, based on their performances to this point in the year.