The summer evaluation period has concluded and after updating the Rivals100 and the Rivals250, we reset the individual position rankings heading into the final high school season for the 2019 class. Here is a look at which teams saw a positive bump since the last update of the position rankings and which programs and players you should be watching heading into the fall.

2019 POSITION RANKINGS: Pro-style quarterbacks | Dual-threat quarterbacks | All positions

Outside of the five-star bumps for Oklahoma commit Spencer Rattler and Auburn commit Bo Nix, there was not much upward movement in the quarterback rankings. Those prospects also were already tops among the dual-threat and pro-style rankings, respectively, so while those will add a few more points to the overall team totals of those schools there were bigger impacts in this period.

The dual-threat position saw three four-star prospects make or change commitments, and the biggest of those was Ohio State flipping Rivals100 quarterback Dwan Mathis from Big Ten rival Michigan State. The Buckeyes swung and missed on several quarterbacks like Wisconsin commit Graham Mertz and Arizona commit Grant Gunnell, but they were able to get Mathis away from the Spartans in late June, which also gave them a nice boost in team rankings points.

Florida State already has a quarterback committed in the 2019 class and he’s a good one – Rivals100 pro-style passer Sam Howell, who pledged to the Seminoles in April.

However, there has been buzz for the last several months that Florida State could take a second quarterback in this class, and their name has popped up with several of the few remaining uncommitted prospects in the class. They were in on three-star Peter Parrish before his June commitment to LSU and Michael Johnson Jr. before his Penn State commitment earlier this month, but have come up as a possibility with recent Kansas decommit Lance Legendre and also were keeping an eye on three-star IMG Academy dual-threat David Baldwin in the spring.

The Seminoles are plenty happy with Howell, but if depth concerns at the position persist into the fall then they may attack for another quarterback before the early signing period.

There are no uncommitted quarterbacks left in the top 25 of the pro-style rankings, and just four uncommitted in the top 20 of the dual-threat rankings. The highest-ranked of those uncommitted dual-threat quarterbacks is San Bernardino (Calif.) Cajon four-star Jayden Daniels, who appears unrushed to make his college selection. He maintains a top eight that includes schools as far away as Penn State and Georgia, but his next visits are going to be closer to home with Pac-12 programs Cal and Utah. October has been thrown around as a possible date for Daniels to make his decision, but with few other quarterbacks of his caliber competing for the remaining open spots nationally, Daniels has no reason to rush.

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Tuesday: Is there a 5-star QB in 2019? | Should Theo Wease be considered for No. 1? | New Rivals100 released | Farrell's Mind of Mike | Rival Views: Emery vs. Cain | Godfather & Gorney podcast

Wednesday: New Rivals250 released | Rival Views: Nolan Groulx | Five schools that should be most pleased with new rankings | Players who could finish in Rivals100

Thursday: Inside the numbers of Rivals250 | QB rankings | RB rankings | WR/TE rankings | OL rankings | Rivals Rankings podcast | Commitment Issues podcast

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