Not every incompletion is a quarterback's fault. Sometimes you put the ball right where it needs to be, and the receiver just lets it hit the turf. A new statistical breakdown of Pro Football Focus data compiled by Tom Fornelli of CBS Sports reveals which college football quarterbacks were most victimized by drops in 2025, and the results are both telling and surprising. The study adjusted completion percentages by removing dropped passes from attempts entirely. The resulting gap between a quarterback's actual completion rate and their drop-adjusted rate is the clearest measure we have of who was genuinely let down by their pass catchers. Bryce Underwood's drop problem was real Michigan's Bryce Underwood lands at No. 2 on the list with a 5.50% difference between his actual and adjusted completion rates. That number carries real weight heading into 2026.…