The initial Rivals250 for the 2024 class is out this week and today we take a look across the offensive positions. In focus here are the quarterbacks as we break down the top-rated player at the position, two teams to watch and three other names to watch as the offseason continues.

CLASS OF 2024 RANKINGS: Pro-Style QB | Dual-Threat QB

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RIVALS RANKINGS WEEK

Weekend: Who should be the No. 1 prospect in the 2024 class? | Top QB?

Monday: Five-Star Countdown | Meet the new five-stars

Tuesday: New Rivals250 released | Gorney goes position-by-position

Wednesday: Offensive position rankings released | Breaking down the RB rankings | Which QB will be next to earn a fifth star? | Who is the biggest threat to take over top position at RB?

Thursday: Defensive position rankings released

Friday: State rankings released

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Five-star and No. 1 quarterback Jadyn Davis is such a well-rounded prospect and there are very few holes in his game. He has the arm strength to throw any route and he can throw with accuracy against tight coverage. Davis has a smooth delivery and does a good job throwing the ball accurately while on the run. He is almost always on point with his throws down the field and toward the sideline.

In the past, he has developed a solid sense of timing with his receivers and that translated to the field. It will be interesting to see how this fall season goes for Davis. He is back at Charlotte (N.C.) Providence Day, but will have to get used to playing with new receivers. Despite that, expectations for Davis this season are high.

As for Davis' recruitment, the list of schools pursuing him include national championship winners, playoff contenders and other top programs. Clemson, a school Davis has visited multiple times in the past, is set to host him this weekend. Georgia, Florida State, North Carolina, Ohio State and Tennessee will likely also get him on campus this spring. Also keep an eye on Alabama, Penn State, South Carolina and Oklahoma.

Notre Dame fans will be very pleased if the 2024 class can start the way the 2023 class has. The Fighting Irish haven't taken a 2024 commitment just yet, but they should be very excited about where they stand with five-star Julian Sayin. Notre Dame's staff and offensive coordinator Tommy Rees have made great progress recruiting the five-star from California, and many people think the Fighting Irish are his leader. Watch out for Texas in its pursuit of Sayin, too, but as of now Notre Dame looks like the team to beat for him.

Michigan appears to be the favorite for another big-time quarterback, and he's not too far from campus. CJ Carr is one of the highest-ranked quarterbacks in this class, and he is the grandson of legendary Michigan head coach Lloyd Carr. The Wolverines, Michigan State, Wisconsin and Notre Dame have all made strong impressions on Carr so far. He'll be taking visits this spring as he tries to narrow down his list.

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Lagway, the No. 3 overall quarterback, is being pursued by all the major programs in the nation, but it looks like it will come down to an SEC battle for the dual-sport standout. LSU just hosted Lagway for a visit, but Texas A&M, Alabama and Georgia are all pushing for him. Baseball is another possibility for him at the next level.

Sayin may not be too far off from a commitment, and it looks like Notre Dame is the favorite. Texas is a big contender, but the No. 3 overall quarterback is going to take a series of visits this spring and summer before announcing a commitment.

Wilson will be a fun prospect to cover throughout this cycle. Current New York Jets quarterback and former BYU star Zach Wilson is his older brother, but that's not why the younger Wilson made the Rivals250: He can really throw the ball. He is on the smaller side, but he has a college arm and his high-profile name certainly makes him one to watch throughout the rest of the 2024 recruiting cycle.