Top Quarterbacks in The League Summed Up in One Sentence

The best way to sum things up is in a single sentence. Here we give our rankings and an unbiased one-sentence take on what we think of every starting quarterback in the National Football League.

  1. Sam Howell. Unbiased take: The Wolf will be the best quarterback in the national football league this year.
  2. Patrick Mahomes. Certified dog but surrounds himself with some WOATs
  3. Josh Allen. I hope to see him finally win one for Buffalo; would be an elite statue outside Highmark.
  4. Joe Burrow. I’m in the pocket like Burreaux.
  5. Justin Herbert. Nice dude with nicer arm talent.
  6. Aaron Rogers. Ayahuasca.
  7. Kirk Cousins. You like that.
  8. Lamar Jackson. Either run or throw it to Odell.
  9. Trevor Lawrence. Take away the Urban Meyer year.
  10. Jared Goff. Mark my words, he will have a big year.
  11. Jalen Hurts. Stacked offense makes him look elite.
  12. Matthew Stafford. Rocket arm when healthy.
  13. Tua Tagovailoa. Lefty, but can still throw well.
  14. Kyler Murray. Liked him but became a pre-madonna
  15. Derek Carr. Hear me out.
  16. Russell Wilson. Loser but deep down knows how to play ball.
  17. Mac Jones. Has a few DUIs but knows how to ball.
  18. Geno Smith.  All night revival out of him.
  19. Daniel Jones. Danny dimes is an all-time nickname.
  20. Ryan Tannehill. But watch out for Will Levis.
  21. Deshaun Watson. Confirmed horny (but the creepy/pervy kind).
  22. Jimmy Garoppolo. Confirmed horny (but in a dog way)
  23. Dak Prescot. Loser.
  24. Brock Purdy/Trey Lance. Both would be right about here.
  25. Justin Fields. On a terrible team but needs to learn how to throw.
  26. Baker Mayfield. Trask has nothing on this dog.
  27. Kenny Pickett. He likes PMT so he’s got that going for him.
  28. Anthony Richardson. Hot take is that he’ll be the best QB in this class (but watch out for that dog Minshew behind you)
  29. Bryce Young. Time will tell.
  30. Jordan Love. Time will tell but he did not go to bama.
  31. C.J. Stroud. Time will tell but he went to Ohio State.
  32. Desmond Ridder. He’s got a future Hall of Famer backing him up, so he won’t last long.

Photo Creator: Nick Wass | Credit: AP

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