The Big 12 has a new passing leader: Oklahoma State's Drew Mestemaker. In the Cowboys' 41-24 win over West Virginia, Mestemaker had nearly 400 passing yards and three passing touchdowns. Arizona's Noah Fifita also had a strong day with 297 passing yards and four passing touchdowns to tie with Mestemaker for the most passing touchdowns in the Big 12.

Houston's Conner Weigman also continues to have a strong season for the Cougars with four passing touchdowns against Georgia Southern. Cutter Boley with ASU also continues to be in the top 10 in both passing yards and passing touchdowns despite the Sun Devils being on a bye week. Meanwhile, Julian Lewis with Colorado is still in the top 10 in both categories despite getting benched after the first half in the Buffaloes' loss to Baylor.

Despite their two losses, TCU's Jaden Craig has done well in the first four weeks. However, he did not have a good game against UCF, with no passing touchdowns and two interceptions, after only one pick in the first three games.

Here are the top 10 quarterbacks in the Big 12 in passing yards after Week 4:

Big 12 Passing Yardage Leaders

Sep 26, 2026; Morgantown, West Virginia, USA; Oklahoma State Cowboys quarterback Drew Mestemaker (17) rolls out for a pass during the fourth quarter against the West Virginia Mountaineers at Milan Puskar Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Ben Queen-Imagn Images
  1. Drew Mestemaker, Oklahoma State (1,271 yards)
  2. Jaden Craig, TCU (1,213)
  3. Noah Fifita, Arizona (1,131)
  4. Will Hammond, Texas Tech (968)
  5. Conner Weigman, Houston (947)
  6. Avery Johnson, Kansas State (910)
  7. Devon Dampier, Utah (896)
  8. JC French, Cincinnati (796)
  9. Cutter Boley, Arizona State (736)
  10. Julian Lewis (733)

Big 12 Passing Touchdown Leaders

Sep 26, 2026; Pullman, Washington, USA; Arizona Wildcats quarterback Noah Fifita (1) throws against the Washington State Cougars during the first half at Gesa Field at Martin Stadium. Mandatory Credit: James Snook-Imagn Images
  1. Conner Weigman, Houston (11)
  2. Drew Mestemaker, Oklahoma State (11)
  3. Noah Fifita, Arizona (11)
  4. Cutter Boley, Arizona State (9)
  5. Devon Dampier, Utah (9)
  6. Avery Johnson, Kansas State (7)
  7. Jaden Craig, TCU (7)
  8. Bear Bachmeier, BYU (6)
  9. JC French, Cincinnati (6)
  10. Julian Lewis, Colorado (6)
  11. Nate Bennett, Baylor (6)

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