12. Aaron Rodgers, Pittsburgh Steelers
Aaron Rodgers lands at No. 12 in our QB power rankings following Week 4. The Pittsburgh Steelers are a mess, to be honest, and that's putting it lightly. Rodgers is simply incapable of evading pressure and creating something outside of the pocket.
He's every bit of a statue at this point, and with having slown down a bit physically, he's a shell of his former self and is going to continue taking a beating in 2026, his final year in the NFL.
I guess the bright side is that Rodgers has seven touchdown passes, which is nearly two per game, but he's completing just 57.5 percent of his passes, and his rating of 81.6 is quite poor. While Rodgers has been known for always being a hyper-efficient QB, that just isn't who he is anymore.
And the Steelers lack of notable talent on offense is going to continue to limit whatever ceiling remains with the four-time MVP. To be honest, it's a sad way for him to go out.
11. Drake Maye, New England Patriots
Drake Maye has not been good this year, folks. In fact, he's been rather horrific. The New England Patriots are still 2-2 on the season, but Maye already has seven interceptions. He's completing just 62.4 percent of his passes and has a brutal rating of 71.
He looks significantly worse than last year and even looks worse than his rookie season, which was a year in which Maye was surrounded by virtually no talent. This is a major issue for the Patriots, as if Maye can't at least look like an average QB this year, they'll be in trouble.
Maye is putting the ball in harm's way too much and is actively losing games for his team. Yes, the Pats are .500, but that isn't going to last very long with him playing the way he is. The third-year QB is No. 11 in our power rankings.
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