With Week 9 of the 2026 NFL Season officially in the books, we're not only passing through the NFL Trade Deadline, but we're also nearing the main playoff push as well.
The playoff races in both conferences have heated up in recent weeks, and with how wide open things stil appear to be, the playoff races could ultimately come down to which teams have the better quarterback play in the end.
Let's dive into our latest QB power rankings here, using the total body of work to rank these quarterbacks, as we're now late enough in the season for that to be our primary ranking criteria.
NFL Power Rankings: Updated QB Power Rankings with Week 9 coming to an end
32. Joe Fagnano, Baltimore Ravens
I am not sure we need to see much more of Joe Fagnano to know that he is probably not a starting-caliber QB in this league. While it is less than ideal circumstances for the Baltimore Ravens, life goes on. The Ravens did trade for Jacoby Brissett, so it is expected that he’ll take the reins from Fagnano.
Since he was the last one to start a game, though, he’s going to be listed as the starter for the time being. On Thursday Night Football, he went 10/18 for just 60 yards, and tossed two interceptions.
31. Joe Milton, Philadelphia Eagles
I guess I am not really sure why some people are infatuated with Joe Milton. He’s been on a ton of teams already and might not even be a backup-caliber QB at this point. Sure, he’s an insane athlete and has a huge arm, but that very clearly does not go very far.
The Philadelphia Eagles are clearly in a lost season, as Milton needing to start games is a clear indicator of that. He’s taking the No. 31 spot in our QB power rankings. The Eagles very clearly miss Jalen Hurts and could struggle to win another game this year, especially if Milton starts more games.
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