- Patrick Mahomes – History in the making?
- Justin Herbert – A proven stat machine and looks good – now we need wins
- Josh Allen – a dominating force
- Kirk Cousins – never doubted but never guaranteed
- Geno Smith – this may be the comeback
- Tua Tagovailoa – efficiency continues
- Ryan Tannehill – Tough as nails limited pass attack
- Lamar Jackson – Lots to prove this season – even if he was paid
- Jameis Winston – another? come back
- Russell Wilson – Russ is cooking but where are the customers?
- Kyler Murray – Kyler does not play defense
- Carson Wentz – Gunslinger attitude fits in DC
- Davis Mills – a solid showing and more expected
- Jalen Hurts – Jalen can do it all at various levels
- Daniel Jones – hoping for the best considering what is to come
- Tom Brady – Tom’s leadership is on display
- Marcus Mariota – Mariota just needs to settle down and be the QB
- Matt Ryan – Rough outing but we expect better in weeks to come
- Jared Goff – continues to be rough around the edges – some nice throw made
- Justin Fields – warrior on the move
- Mitchell Trubisky – Fitting in well game 1
- Trevor Lawrence – waiting to see this qb blossom
- Baker Mayfield – 5 balls batted down in one game
- Jacoby Brissett – a prototype at backup
- Joe Burrow – Joe is non stop chaos with 53 attempts
- Mac Jones – surprising start and concerns raised
- Derek Carr – the offense seem to be off, considering
- Trey Lance – conditions were rough for just his 3rd start
- Joe Flacco – Joe had 59 attempts – doesn’t sound like a good game plan
- Matthew Stafford – Disappointing start to a post SB season
- Aaron Rodgers – R.E.L.A.X?
- Dak Prescott – Dak has no business at the bottom of the list – yet here we are
This ranking is based on performance for week one. The list tries to take all of the other factors out and grade the QB on their performance solely. More details to come.