9. Jordan Love, Green Bay Packers
Jordan Love comes in at No. 9 in our QB rankings. The main issue with Love is that he's played in exactly 15 games in the 2024 and 2025 regular seasons, so there is a very small, but still present, injury concern here.
Love is a high-end thrower of the football and also does possess an uncanny ability to throw off-platform. He's also quite mobile and has helped lead the Green Bay Packers to the playoffs in each year of his starting career.
Love is very good, but the Packers have not ascended into that 'great' tier as of yet, and I'm not sure that happens in 2026. With that said, Love is plenty good enough to always have the Packers in playoff contention.
8. Trevor Lawrence, Jacksonville Jaguars
If Trevor Lawrence played the way he played over the final six games of the season across a full season, he'd win the MVP award. Lawrence was outrageously efficient over the final month and a half of the 2025 season for the Jacksonville Jaguars. He did end up being an 'official' MVP candidate, which is notable.
As 2026 approaches, the Jaguars definitely have some running back and offensive line questions, but Lawrence's raw talent was on display, and he now seems to have a legitimate coaching staff that will help him in the franchise sustain long-term success.
7. Dak Prescott, Dallas Cowboys
Folks, Dak Prescott is awesome. He's been in the league since 2016 and has averaged 10 wins over a 17-game season. He's one of the best QBs at the line of scrimmage and has been able to win from the pocket his entire career. I understand that the overall lack of playoff success is a thing, but there aren't many players in the NFL who are able to play the position as well as Prescott has.
Over the last five seasons, he's averaging nearly 4,500 yards and 33 touchdown passes over a full 17-game season. He's also on the cusp of 40,000 career passing yards and should hit 300 career touchdown passes sometime in the 2027 season.
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