As a reminder, stats at the time of the poll were

Current Stats:

Taysom Hill (2 starts and some gadget plays): 58.6% completion rate, 2:5 TD:INT, 330 add'l yards + 5 TDs rushing/receiving, averaging 220 yards passing in his QB starts, 44.8 QBR

Tyler Huntley (2 basically complete games and some mopup): 67.8% completion rate, 1:1 TD:INT, 245 yards passing per start, 95 yards rushing, 42.0 QBR

Jordan Love (1 start and some mopup): 58.5% completion rate, 1:1 TD:INT, 190 yards passing in his start, 31.8 QBR

Zach Wilson (9 starts): 56.1% completion rate, 6:11 TD:INT, 194 pass yards per game (+6 rush yards/game), 24.0 QBR

Final stats are:

Tyler Huntley (5 full games and some mopup): 64.9% completion rate, 3:4 TD:INT, 208.4 pass yards/games in his full games, 294 yards + 2 TDs add'l rushing, 48.3 QBR, 79 Passer Rating Index (where 100 is average)

Taysom Hill (5 starts and some gadget plays): 58.2% completion rate, 4:5 TD:INT, 184.4 pass yards/game in his starts, 426 yards + 5 TDs add'l rushing/receiving, 42.6 QBR, 77 Passer Rating Index

Jordan Love (2 games and some mopup): 58.1% completion rate, 2:3 TD:INT, 162 pass yards per game (+11 rush yards/game), 32.8 QBR, 69 Passer Rating Index

Zach Wilson (13 starts): 55.6% completion rate, 9:11 TD:INT, 179.5 pass yards per game (+13 rush yards/game), 28.5 QBR, 70 Passer Rating Index

Moral of the story is that unfortunately no QBs out of the state had a good year.
Tyler Huntley ended with the best rating, but collapsed when it was his chance to get the team to the playoffs.
Taysom Hill was close behind in metrics and helped the team win, but also took a major injury.
Jordan Love continued to not show anything.
Zach Wilson rated as the worst of the 4, but showed some flashes. Even his end-of-season "success" though was pretty rough. Lots of growth required, but it's feasible to see it.