Alberto Mendoza

#15 · QB · Georgia Tech6′2″ · 215 lb · Miami, FL · Miami Columbus

ZPR5254th of 119 QBs Last gameL 11–34at Pittsburgh · Oct 31

Nextvs LouisvilleSat Nov 7 · 7:30 pm ET

Georgia Tech has lost three straight in the games played. A rhythm passer who throws shorter than most and rarely runs.

Plays most like Locke, Sam Houston.

Passing yards

1,795

169 of 240, 70%

TD–INT

10–6

7.5 per throw

NCAA rating

142.0

58th of 119

ZPR

54th of 119

How ZPR works

One rough passing grade, at Pittsburgh.

Best by our grade: at Virginia Tech. Lowest: at Pittsburgh, sacked 4 times. Biggest game: Tennessee, No. 18. Best play: Completion for 42 yards, against Colorado, Q4 0:37. Win chance 36% to 60%. Costliest play: Interception, returned for a touchdown, against Tennessee, Q2 11:24. Win chance 38% to 14%.

Tap a game for its plays

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Colorado

L 13–14·Unranked

Great

237 yds, 0 TD, 0 INT · Rush 3 for -22 · Sacked 3

Mendoza really just refuses to use his legs man
Georgia Tech fan

Biggest swing: a Q4 completion added 23 points of win chance. It flipped the game for the team: 28% to 52%.

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Tennessee

L 24–45·Ranked #18

Solid

Slow start, strong finish · 221 yds, 1 TD, 2 INT · Rush 7 for -13 · A second-quarter interception took the team's chance of winning from 66% to 38% · Sacked 4

Yeah, that one's on Mendoza.
Georgia Tech fan

Biggest swing: a Q2 interception cost the team 28 points of win chance. It flipped the game against the team: 66% to 38%.

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Mercer

W 44–11·FCS

Solid

249 yds, 3 TD, 0 INT · Rush 1 for -8 · Sacked 1

Mendoza does have legs, good to find out
Georgia Tech fan

Biggest swing: a Q1 completion added 9 points of win chance. Win chance: 68% to 77%.

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at Stanford

L 27–34·Unranked

Shaky

Strong start, faded late · 268 yds, 2 TD, 1 INT · Rush 8 for 16 · The interception cost about 7 points of win chance · Sacked 2

Mendoza could be really good as a senior. Hope he stays at tech
Georgia Tech fan

Biggest swing: a Q1 completion added 30 points of win chance. It flipped the game for the team: 30% to 59%.

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Duke

W 28–25·Unranked

Great

Steady all game · 218 yds, 1 TD, 0 INT · Rush 2 for 17 · Sacked 0

mendoza do not start sacrificing now you are not king i am sorry
Georgia Tech fan

Biggest swing: a Q1 completion added 12 points of win chance. Win chance: 68% to 80%.

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at Virginia Tech

L 24–34·Unranked

Great

335 yds, 2 TD, 1 INT · Rush 6 for -37 · Sacked 1

Mendoza needs to learn when to throw it away
Georgia Tech fan

Biggest swing: a Q3 completion added 20 points of win chance. Win chance: 11% to 31%.

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Boston College

L 27–49·Unranked

Solid

Strong start, faded late · 186 yds, 1 TD, 2 INT · Rush 5 for 21 · Interceptions cost about 18 points of win chance · Sacked 2

Mendoza will be pretty good in a few years (and probably not for us).
Georgia Tech fan

Biggest swing: a Q3 interception cost the team 16 points of win chance. Win chance: 46% to 30%.

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at Pittsburgh

L 11–34·Unranked

Rough

Steady all game · 81 yds, 0 TD, 0 INT · Rush 11 for -8 · Lost a fumble · Sacked 4

Hard to entirely blame Mendoza. He hasn't been good but he doesnt have a lot of time in the pocket.
Georgia Tech fan

None of the quarterback’s own plays moved the team's chance of winning by more than a few points.

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Season

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How to read this

Each column is a quarter. Blue and up is a good stretch for the quarterback, red and down a bad one, hatched means the game was already decided. A red cross is a turnover and a black dot a touchdown. The word on the right grades the whole game. A gold line means the r/CFB game thread kept naming the quarterback. Tap a game to open its plays: each bar is one of the quarterback’s plays, up helped the team’s chance of winning and down hurt it, and the grey line is that chance.

The word grades the game against every FBS quarterback start, from Rough to Great, using the same throws as the season Zeitgeist Passer Rating and adjusting for the defense faced. Bars are points added per throw in that quarter. The Season row leaves out quarters after a game was decided.

Style of play

Rhythm passer

Also: explosive runner

Why this word

Runs2.2 a gameRarelyA lot

Throws6.8 yards past the lineShortDeep

Completes70%FewerMore

Takes sacks7% of dropbacksRarelyOften

The dot is this quarterback, among this season’s starters; the tick is the middle.

Throws shorter than most and rarely runs. 2.2 carries a game. Closest matches: Locke, Milivojevic ’25, Shapen ’25, Bailey ’25.

Where the throws go

Behind the line16%typical 17%

Short53%typical 47%

Middle25%typical 22%

Deep7%typical 14%

Runs 2.2 times a game; 80% of starters run more.

Closest in style

Nearer the middle means more alike.

Locke Sam Houston · Balanced
1,653 yards, 12 TD, 5 INT so far. Both rarely run and throw short.
Milivojevic ’25 Michigan State 2025 · Pocket passer
1,267 yards, 10 TD, 3 INT. Both rarely run and take sacks.
Shapen ’25 Mississippi State 2025 · Mobile passer
2,436 yards, 15 TD, 8 INT. Both take sacks.
Bailey ’25 NC State 2025 · Rhythm passer
3,105 yards, 25 TD, 9 INT. Both complete a lot and throw short.

Compared with the 158 FBS starters this season for throws and running, and with 219 quarterbacks across 2 seasons for the matches, on how they play and how they have done.

This week

RecordGeorgia Tech is 2-6.
Last gameOct. 31 · a loss to Pittsburgh, 81 passing yards.
Fans after Pittsburgh
I think our o-line is actually so bad we broke Mendoza.
Georgia Tech fan
Next gamevs Louisville · Sat Nov 7

What’s being said

3 stories in the last 30 days, from 1 outlet.

Stories per day. W and L: the team’s results.

All 38 stories this season

Worth knowing

Alberto Mendoza spent two seasons at Indiana before this one.

His most important play this season

Q1, 8:47 · Georgia Tech tiedAlberto Mendoza finds Jordan Allen for a 5-yard touchdownDuke at Georgia Tech, week 6Q1, 8:47 · Georgia Tech 7, Duke 0Georgia Tech opened the scoringGeorgia Tech opened the scoringA.Mendoza pass complete short right to J.Allen caught at DU 03, for 5 yards to the DU 00 touchdown, kick goodWatch from this play

All 9 of his plays on video

Alberto Mendoza

QB · Georgia Tech · #15

On Trialas of Nov 4

Alberto Mendoza takes over from Haynes King at Georgia Tech.

1,795passing yards10passing TD-10rushing yards

PERCEPTION ABOVE TAPE · PCTL GAP

-37

perception vs production percentile · 2026

Georgia Tech fans can't agree whether the tape backs the reputation.

medium confidence40 sources

Minority viewA vocal minority sees it the other way.

Stat-padder or the real thing? 64th-percentile buzz, 26th-percentile production — the argument is the story.

Read the story so far

Alberto Mendoza arrived as a 3-star prospect. Alberto Mendoza lines up at QB for Georgia Tech.

On the field, the headline is 1,795 pass yds, with 10 pass td.

Alberto Mendoza inherited the QB job from Haynes King (4-star).

Georgia Tech fans can't agree whether the tape backs the reputation.

The number to watch: -37 — perception above tape · pctl gap.

QB successionleap of faith

Inherited fromHaynes King 4★
Pushed byZach Pyron 4★
How many games until Zach Pyron (4★) takes the job from Alberto Mendoza?

AI-generated narrative · may contain errors · not journalism · updated 2026-11-04

Career stats

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Season	Team
2026	Georgia Tech	169	240	70.4%	1,795	7.5	10	6	142.0	52
2025	Indiana	18	24	75.0%	286	11.9	5	1	235.5	--
2024	Indiana	1	1	100.0%	6	6.0	0	0	150.4	--
Career		188	265	70.9%	2,087	7.9	15	7	150.5	52

Season	Team
2026	Georgia Tech	43	−34	−0.8	0	27
2025	Indiana	13	190	14.6	1	58
2024	Indiana	2	−3	−1.5	0	2
Career		58	153	2.6	1	58

Last game (Wk 9): 81 passing yards.

Game log

Game log · Week-by-week

2026 season · 8 games

Box score · CFBD

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Wk	Opp	Grade	CMP/ATT	YDS	TD	INT	YPA	QBR	SK	RUSH	Note
Wk 1	L 13-14vs Colorado	Great	17/23	237	0	0	10.3	78.0	3	-22
Wk 2	L 24-45vs No. 18 Tennessee	Solid	26/40	221	1	2	5.5	35.7	4	-13
Wk 3	W 44-11vs Mercer	Solid	15/21	249	3	0	11.9	82.2	1	-8	3 TD passes
Wk 4	L 27-34@ Stanford	Shaky	26/39	268	2	1	6.9	51.7	2	16
Wk 6	W 28-25vs Duke	Great	23/30	218	1	0	7.3	75.1	0	17
Wk 7	L 24-34@ Virginia Tech	Great	29/38	335	2	1	8.8	32.0	1	-37	Season-high 335 yds
Wk 8	L 27-49vs Boston College	Solid	17/24	186	1	2	7.8	62.7	2	21
Wk 9	L 11-34@ Pittsburgh	Rough	16/25	81	0	0	3.2	4.0	4	-8
Total			169/240	1795	10	6	7.5	—	17	-34

The latest game

Oct. 31 · L 11-34 at Pittsburgh

16 of 25 for 81 yards.

His season, game by game

The season, game by game

L 11-34 at PittsburghOct. 3181 yds16 of 25Play by play just above

L 27-49 vs Boston CollegeOct. 24186 yds17 of 24, 1 TD, 2 INTBox score only

17 of 24 for 186 yards, a touchdown and 2 interceptions.

Not drawn: the play-by-play doesn’t add up to the box score.

6 more games, with the play by play

L 24-34 at Virginia TechOct. 17335 yds29 of 38, 2 TD, 1 INT

Play by playOn the field

29 of 38 for 335 yards, 2 touchdowns and an interception. He was 2 of 8 on third and fourth down.

4 of 12 of his drives scored
2 of 8 on 3rd and 4th down
sacked once
2 runs for -4 yds

First quarterbegan tied 0-0
Fumble4 of 4, 44 yds
Punt2 of 5, 21 yds
Second quarterbegan down 14-0
Punt1 of 2, 1 yds
FG1 of 2, 5 yds
Int0 of 1, 0 yds1
Punt3 of 4, 47 yds
Third quarterbegan down 24-3
TD2 of 2, 33 yds
TD1 of 1, 33 yds2
Punt2 of 2, 16 yds3
Punt5 of 5, 39 yds
Fourth quarterbegan down 31-17
Missed FG5 of 6, 67 yds
TD3 of 4, 29 yds
FinalL 24-34

a drive that ended in a touchdown or a field goala drive he didn’t playa completion, by its yardshis runincompleteinterceptedsacked, by the yards lost

completea touchdownincompleteinterceptedhis runsacked

1
Intercepted. Second quarter, down 21-3. Picked off by Virginia Tech’s Quentin Reddish.
2
33-yard touchdown pass to Dalen Penson. Third quarter, cut it to 24-17.
3
5-yard completion to Chris Corbo on 3rd and 8. Third quarter, down 24-17.

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leftmiddlerightno spot

a completionincompleteinterceptedsacked, below the line

Each pass sits where it was caught or thrown to, in yards past the line. The play text only says left, middle or right, so inside a lane marks are sorted, not placed.

W 28-25 vs DukeOct. 10218 yds23 of 30, 1 TDBox score only

23 of 30 for 218 yards and a touchdown.

Not drawn: the play-by-play doesn’t add up to the box score.

L 27-34 at StanfordSept. 26268 yds26 of 39, 2 TD, 1 INTBox score only

26 of 39 for 268 yards, 2 touchdowns and an interception.

Not drawn: the play-by-play doesn’t add up to the box score.

W 44-11 vs MercerSept. 19249 yds15 of 21, 3 TD

Play by playOn the field

15 of 21 for 249 yards and 3 touchdowns. Georgia Tech scored touchdowns on 5 of the 8 drives he played.

6 of 8 of his drives scored
1 of 6 on 3rd and 4th down
sacked once

First quarterbegan tied 0-0
Punt0 of 1, 0 yds
TD4 of 4, 57 yds1
Punt0 of 1, 0 yds2
TD1 of 3, 21 yds3
Second quarterbegan up 7-0
FG4 of 6, 40 yds
TD2 of 2, 60 yds4
Third quarterbegan up 24-3
TD2 of 2, 52 yds
Fourth quarterbegan up 37-11
TD2 of 2, 19 yds
FinalW 44-11

a drive that ended in a touchdown or a field goala drive he didn’t playa completion, by its yardshis runincompleteinterceptedsacked, by the yards lost

completea touchdownincompleteinterceptedhis runsacked

1
26-yard completion to Dalen Penson on 3rd and 2. First quarter, tied 0-0. Converted.
2
Incomplete to Gavin Harris on 3rd and 6. First quarter, up 7-0. Broken up by Mercer’s J. Carter.
3
Incomplete to Chris Corbo on 3rd and 1. Second quarter, up 7-0.
4
37-yard touchdown pass to Jaiven Plummer. Second quarter, made it 24-3.

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leftmiddlerightno spot

a completionincompleteinterceptedsacked, below the line

Each pass sits where it was caught or thrown to, in yards past the line. The play text only says left, middle or right, so inside a lane marks are sorted, not placed.

L 24-45 vs TennesseeSept. 12221 yds26 of 40, 1 TD, 2 INTBox score only

26 of 40 for 221 yards, a touchdown and 2 interceptions.

Not drawn: the play-by-play doesn’t add up to the box score.

L 13-14 vs ColoradoSept. 3237 yds17 of 23Box score only

17 of 23 for 237 yards.

Not drawn: the play-by-play doesn’t add up to the box score.

Highs and lows

Only games with 20 or more plays count for best and lowest.
Best by our grade	at Virginia Tech	L 24-34 · Graded great · 335 yds, 2 TD, 1 INT · Rush 6 for -37 · Sacked 1
Lowest by our grade	at Pittsburgh	L 11-34 · Graded rough · Steady all game · 81 yds, 0 TD, 0 INT · Rush 11 for -8 · Lost a fumble · Sacked 4
Biggest game	Tennessee	No. 18 at kickoff · L 24-45 · Graded solid · Slow start, strong finish · 221 yds, 1 TD, 2 INT · Rush 7 for -13 · A second-quarter interception took the team's chance of winning from 66% to 38% · Sacked 4
Best play	Colorado	Completion for 42 yards, Q4 0:37 · Win chance 36% to 60%
Costliest play	Tennessee	Interception, returned for a touchdown, Q2 11:24 · Win chance 38% to 14%

Where he ranks

Stat	His	Nation	ACC
Passing yards	1,795	43rd of 370	10th of 48
Yards an attempt	7.5	T-73rd of 152	T-11th of 19
Touchdown passes	10	T-70th of 370	13th of 48
Passer rating	142.0	T-64th of 152	11th of 19
Completion percentage	70.4	13th of 152	4th of 19
Rushing yards	-34	357th of 370	46th of 48
Rushing touchdowns	0	—	—

Counting stats rank all FBS quarterbacks with a pass attempt; the rates rank those with at least 10 attempts a game.

All ACC quarterbacks

Rk	Quarterback	Yards	TD	INT	Att	Y/A
1	Kevin Jennings	2,433	21	5	251	9.7
2	Darian Mensah	2,425	25	1	233	10.4
3	Davis Warren	2,203	14	3	308	7.2
4	Giovanni Lopez	2,176	18	1	228	9.5
5	Ethan Grunkemeyer	2,140	17	2	262	8.2
6	Lincoln Kienholz	2,094	12	3	208	10.1
7	Ashton Daniels	1,968	14	11	214	9.2
8	CJ Bailey	1,955	13	4	244	8.0
9	Billy Edwards	1,871	15	5	235	8.0
10	Alberto Mendoza	1,795	10	6	240	7.5
11	Jaron-Keawe Sagapolutele	1,751	11	6	264	6.6
12	Walker Eget	1,641	9	3	215	7.6
13	Beau Pribula	1,587	14	3	212	7.5
14	Mason McKenzie	1,450	8	7	201	7.2
15	Mason Heintschel	1,304	14	1	148	8.8
16	Tait Reynolds	1,287	3	3	211	6.1
17	Steven Angeli	1,186	7	5	171	6.9
18	Holden Geriner	886	4	2	132	6.7
19	Jackson Brousseau	701	3	0	120	5.8
20	Malachi Nelson	532	3	2	70	7.6
21	Amari Odom	391	6	2	47	8.3
22	Corey Dailey	316	3	3	35	9.0
23	Eli Holstein	282	3	0	34	8.3
24	Luke Nickel	204	3	1	20	10.2
25	Dan Mahan	175	3	1	22	8.0
26	Grady Adamson	135	1	0	27	5.0
27	Bryce Baker	127	1	0	14	9.1
28	Ty Hawkins	117	2	0	14	8.4
29	Christopher Vizzina	102	1	2	23	4.4
30	Steele Pizzella	85	0	0	9	9.4
31	Trent Pearman	80	0	2	13	6.2
32	Danny Lauter	74	1	0	11	6.7
33	Femi Babalola	49	0	0	5	9.8
34	Mike Mitchell Jr.	46	0	0	10	4.6
35	Cole Geer	45	1	0	7	6.4
36	Terry Walker III	44	0	0	4	11.0
37	Will Wilson	35	2	0	12	2.9
38	Dereon Coleman	30	0	0	6	5.0
39	Briggs Cherry	24	0	0	2	12.0
40	Miles O'Neill	22	0	0	6	3.7
41	Kevin Sperry	21	0	0	5	4.2
42	Davin Wydner	19	1	0	4	4.8
43	Charlie Fiser	8	0	0	2	4.0
44	Cole Leinart	5	0	0	1	5.0
45	Brock Bradley	0	0	0	1	0.0
46	Charlie Mirer	0	0	1	1	0.0
47	Grayson Wilson	-1	0	0	5	-0.2
48	Ryan Zimmerman	-1	0	0	1	-1.0

Sorted by passing yards. Gray: under 10 attempts a game, so not ranked on yards an attempt.

Passing yards1,79510th in the ACC this season.

Conference ranks count every player in the conference with a row in that stat, any position. Career ranks count current FBS players, from the games in our log.

Opponents faced, by strength

Ratings of the games shown run from -11 to +18 points against an average team (SP+ rating of each opponent).

Pass targets

Allen and Roche saw 101 of the 241 charted throws.

Receiver	Targets	Catches	Yards	Throw depth	After catch
Jordan Allen	53	44	535	7.2	5.1
Kevin Roche Jr.	48	31	271	7.2	2.5
Dalen Penson	37	27	404	11.5	5.7
Trelain Maddox	19	16	116	0.5	7.4
Chris Corbo	16	13	121	3.9	5.7
8 others	59	38	370	6.1	4.0
No receiver charted	9	All six interceptions are among these

Play by play: 241 passes, 169 caught, 1,817 yards; the box score counts 240 attempts. Throw depth: average air yards per target. After catch: average yards after the catch per catch. Bar: targets; the blue part was caught.

Passing profile

Pass Profile · True throw depth (charted plays)

Adjusted ANY/A, sack rate, and where the yards came from

169/240 (70.4%) · 10 TD · 6 INT

All 240 box-score attempts covered (play-by-play lists 241 passing plays)

236 of 241 attempts charted for true throw depth

Totals here are the box score's. Play-by-play lists 241 passing plays (169 completions) against the box score's 240 attempts (169 completions), and the depth buckets use play-by-play.

Adjusted ANY/A

6.14111 of 185 QBs

Sack rate

6.6%125 of 185 QBs

Sacked on 6.6% of dropbacks (125 of 185) and Adjusted ANY/A trails the field (111 of 185).

Adjusted ANY/A uses full-season box-score totals (attempts, yards, TDs, INTs); sack rate is play-by-play-derived.

Behind LOS · Negative air yds

15% of attempts (35)

77%comp1 INT

Air -4.1 · YAC 8.3 avg

Short · 0–9 air yds

53% of attempts (124)

77%comp1 INT

Air 4.1 · YAC 4.3 avg

Middle · 10–19 air yds

25% of attempts (59)

58%comp3 INT

Air 13.6 · YAC 3.0 avg

Deep · 20+ air yds

8% of attempts (18)

44%comp1 INT

Air 26.7 · YAC 5.8 avg

Overall 70.4% completion on 240 attempts · 44% completion on 18 deep attempts (20+ air yds).

Situational

Is he a different quarterback when it matters

Each situation vs his own 2026 baseline

No situation moves him more than 44 percentile points from his baseline.

BaselineThis situation

Down 1

+3 pct pts vs baseline · sacks 2/87 (2.3%) · league sack rate 4.5%

Down 2

+32 pct pts vs baseline · sacks 4/84 (4.8%) · league sack rate 5.0%

Down 3+

-44 pct pts vs baseline · sacks 11/68 (16.2%) · league sack rate 8.3%

Deltas are vs. this player’s own season baseline, never a league average. League sack rate by down is shown as context because sack attribution isn’t incompletion-denominated.

Teams and coaches

2024Indiana11-2HC: Curt Cignetti · Run-leaning

2025Indiana16-0HC: Curt Cignetti · Run-heavy

2026Georgia Tech2-6HC: Brent Key · Balanced

Our ratings

CFB Zeitgeist Score 38 (#103 of 145). Show the ratings

Where this profile ranks vs the QB cohort

Box-score + play-by-play EPA percentiles

38Below cohort / limited sample #103 of 145?

13 metrics · season cumulative

Elite: completion % (92nd percentile). Concern: rush yards (8th percentile).

Real play-by-play efficiency

Success rate#62 / 157 · 61st pct

43.9%

EPA / dropback#86 / 157 · 46th pct

0.15

Explosive rate#94 / 157 · 40th pct

9.5%

Interception rate#97 / 157 · 39th pct

2.5%

Sack rate#106 / 157 · 33rd pct

6.6%

Box-score rates (8)

Completion %#14 / 159 · 92nd pct

70.4%

Pass yards#44 / 159 · 73rd pct

1795

Fumbles lost#23 / 142 · 64th pct

Pass TDs#72 / 159 · 53rd pct

Yards / att#76 / 159 · 51st pct

7.5

Interceptions#114 / 159 · 23rd pct

Rush TDs#127 / 159 · 10th pct

Rush yards#147 / 159 · 8th pct

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Season trend

EPA / dropback— first qualifying season

Success rate— first qualifying season

Explosive rate— first qualifying season

Sack rate— first qualifying season

Interception rate— first qualifying season

Percentiles versus same-position peers with enough snaps this season. Most bars are box-score rates; EPA / success-rate bars are computed from real play-by-play (offense only — no defensive EPA model exists yet).

Zeitgeist Passer Rating

2026 · our own passing-efficiency number, shown next to the 1979 formula it does not replace.

After 239 dropbacks

52Zeitgeist Passer Rating54th of 119 FBS QBs

NCAA passer rating 142.0 58th of 119 FBS QBs

Positive-play rate weight 24%

48.2%60th pct of FBS QBs

share of dropbacks that gained expected points · -1.6% schedule adj.

Yards per attempt weight 56%

7.6953rd pct of FBS QBs

sacks excluded · -0.1 schedule adj.

Sack rate weight 21% (penalty)

5.8%47th pct of FBS QBs

the input passer rating cannot see · -1.3% schedule adj.

Opponent-adjusted; garbage time excluded (17 of 256 dropbacks dropped). 50 = FBS average; the number is pulled toward 50 when the sample is thin. How ZPR is built.

Splits

Home and road splits, scheme and staff

Splits · Per-game

2026 season · 8 games

Home/Road · Season halves

Home vs Road

	YDS/g	TD/g	YPA	INT/g
Home5g	222	1.2	8.6	0.8
Road3g	228	1.3	6.3	0.7

First half vs Second half

	YDS/g	TD/g	YPA	INT/g
Weeks 1-76g	255	1.5	8.5	0.7
Weeks 8+2g	134	0.5	5.5	1.0

Supporting cast · Scheme

Staff and system around the player

2026 season

Head Coach

Brent Key

Pass share

53.1%

267 pass / 236 run

Plays / game

62.9

8 games

Scheme: Balanced.

Georgia Tech’s two quarterbacks

Alberto Mendoza	Threw in all 8 games · 169 of 240, 1,795 yds, 10 TD, 6 INT · 7.5 yards an attempt on 240 attempts · ran for -34 yds, 0 TD
Grady Adamson	Threw in 3 of 8 games · 13 of 27, 135 yds, 1 TD, 0 INT · 5.0 yards an attempt on 27 attempts · ran for 68 yds, 1 TD

Box score. Every quarterback on the team who has thrown a pass this season.

Awards

Player standing · 2026

Impact starter

240 pass attempts and 43 carries in 8 games, about as many passes and runs a game as a typical FBS quarterback who plays every week.

Recognition

Roster2-deepStarterRecognizedEliteApex

Production · CFB Zeitgeist Score

38 · #103 of 145 QBs

Three-star recruit. Now #103 at the position.

Starter

The No. 1,576 recruit in the country is starting at quarterback in the ACC.

Alberto Mendoza

Style of play

This week

What’s being said

Worth knowing

His most important play this season

In the news in the last 30 days

In the news this season

What they’re talking about

Week by week

What was said at each stop

In the news across his career

What fans said

Latest stories

Where to follow

Career stats

Game log

The latest game

The season, game by game

Highs and lows

Where he ranks

Pass targets

Passing profile

Situational

Teams and coaches

Our ratings

Splits

Georgia Tech’s two quarterbacks

Awards

Impact starter

Starter

Three seasons, two schools

Moves

2024

2026 8 games