Now that Week 7 is about over, we can get into our QB rankings, and there has been a ton of recent movement. We've seen some young QBs making strides like Drake Maye, but other veterans like Justin Fields have really struggled.
In today's NFL, no team is going to sustain success for the long-term without how-end QB play, and most teams in the league simply do not have that type of luxury right now. The 2026 NFL Draft in April also doesn't seem to be that deep at the position.
We're slowly approaching the halfway point of the season, and not only is the QB hierarchy shaping up, but the playoff picture is also coming into view as well. Let's get into our latest QB power rankings. taking a long look at the most recent performances but always considering the total body of work for the majority of our grading scale here.
NFL QB Power Rankings: Justin Fields at rock-bottom, Drake Maye surging
32. Justin Fields, New York Jets
I mean, what are we doing here? Justin Fields is flat-out unplayable, and when you put him on a team lacking top-end talent on offense, his deficiences are exposed even more. This is not anyone close to being a franchise QB in this league, and it’s really baffling that the New York Jets signed him to begin with.
Fields was benched in Week 7 and could not make much happen against a shaky Carolina Panthers’ defense. I would hope that the Jets don’t continue putting Fields out there, as it’s honestly disrespectful to the rest of the team. He’s last in our QB rankings.
31. Geno Smith, Las Vegas Raiders
Geno Smith has more interceptions than touchdowns this year and is a bad, bad quarterback. The Las Vegas Raiders should have known something was up when the Seattle Seahawks were willing to trade him for a measly third-round pick.
A passer rating below 80 and leading a horrific offense, we might be seeing the end of Geno Smith as a starter in the NFL, but he did regress each year following his breakout season back in 2022. Smith is no. 31 in our QB rankings and just can’t do much of anything well at this point.
30. Tua Tagovailoa, Miami Dolphins
Now having thrown six interceptions over his past two games, Tua Tagovailoa continues to fall in our NFL quarterback rankings, and I really do wonder how much worse it has to get before major changes come.
It’s not uncommon to see in-season firings of head coaches and general managers, and it’s also not uncommon to see starting quarterbacks being sent to the bench for poor play. Tagovailoa is obviously playing the worst football of his career and already has 10 interceptions on the season.
Miami is now 1-6 and somehow not the worst team in their division, which is another different story. To be fair, we have seen Tagovailoa be a hyper-efficient QB before, so it’s not like he’s incapable of that, but this might be a situation there a fresh start is needed for both sides. The only problem I see with that possibility is the Dolphins finding a team to take on Tagovailoa’s contract.
29. Dillon Gabriel, Cleveland Browns
Dillon Gabriel really hasn’t been bad this year. He was a modest 13/18 for 116 yards in the Browns’ win over the Miami Dolphins. The Browns’ defense was the story of the game, but for a rookie QB drafted in the mid-rounds, this is about what you can expect and what Gabriel has done thus far.
I don’t think he’s anything close to a potential franchise QB, but he’s really making a name for himself as a backup in 2026 and beyond for the Browns. Cleveland has to get their long-term QB situation figured out, but Gabriel could absolutely remain in the picture.
At some point, though, I do think the Browns would be wise to throw Shedeur Sanders out there to see what he’s capable of. Cleveland is 2-5 on the season and can definitely win a few more games this year.
28. Joe Flacco, Cincinnati Bengals
Joe Flacco is now 1-1 as the starter of the Cincinnati Bengals and outdueled Aaron Rodgers on Thursday Night Football. It was quite the game for Flacco, whose experience and overall common-sense approach to the position helped him here.
Flacco knew he had one of the best WR duos in the NFL to throw the ball to, so he did. The Pittsburgh Steelers also had no answer for Cincy’s offense, and that definitely spurred some chatter about Mike Tomlin perhaps being the cause of that.
As a total body of work, though, Flacco has largely struggled this year, but he could continue to rise up these power rankings if he can stack a few more of these games and help the Bengals get to over .500.
With Joe Burrow wanting to return late in the season, there is always a chance that the Bengals could make an unlikely late-season push. Flacco rises a bit in our QB power rankings.
27. Carson Wentz, Minnesota Vikings
Carson Wentz really wasn’t playing bad football for the Minnesota Vikings, but then a Vic Fangio defense exposed him in the worst way. Wentz threw two interceptions in a bad loss that drops the Vikings to .500 on the season, and this performance really paints an ugly picture for Minnesota.
This team lost three games in the regular season all of last year and had a great QB in the building in Sam Darnold, and they apparently had another great one in the building in Daniel Jones. Both Darnold and Jones are playing insane football this year, and the Vikings basically have a washed-up Wentz and a de-facto rookie in JJ McCarthy who can’t stay healthy.
Carson Wentz’ Week 7 letdown is honestly symbolic of how badly the Vikings have botched the QB position.
26. Cam Ward, Tennessee Titans
Cam Ward has had a rough rookie season. The game in Week 7 against the New England Patriots ended up getting out of hand, so Ward was able to pad his stats a bit, but it’s really been a rookie season to forget, and this is about as bad as you’ll see from teams that have rookie signal-callers.
Ward will already be on his second head coach when 2026 rolls around, as Brian Callahan was recently fired. It’s a shame, as many have said Ward has what it takes to be a high-end QB in this league, but we really haven’t seen much of it at all this year.
In most cases, rookie QBs typically have spurts of showcasing what they can do, and until the Titans find a competent head coach and get the offense situated overall, the Titans are going to continue to suffer.
Cam Ward is no. 26 in our QB power rankings, and there isn’t much he can do to rise up as the season goes on.
25. Michael Penix Jr, Atlanta Falcons
Michael Penix Jr hasn’t been anything special for the Atlanta Falcons this year. He’s no. 25 in our power rankings, as the Falcons dropped a disappointing game in Week 7 to the San Francisco 49ers. Penix has made nine starts in the NFL and is 4-5 in those starts with eight touchdowns and six interceptions.
He’s playing like a de-facto rookie would and could begin to figure this thing out as the season goes on. It’s a shame, as the Falcons have a ton of talent on offense and have played quite well on defense, so this could be a playoff team, but it’s clear that Penix just isn’t there yet.
The second-year QB could absolutely rise up in our power rankings as the season goes on, but he’s played forgettable football this year and simply needs to continue growing as his second year progresses.
24. Spencer Rattler, New Orleans Saints
A three-interception game from Spencer Rattler does drop him a bit in our power rankings. He was playing some very efficient football, but on paper, he’s still not been bad in the 2025 NFL Season, all things considered. He’s now got eight touchdowns against four interceptions and a respectable 88.4 passer rating thus far.
Just 1-12 as a starter, Rattler is on a pretty disastrous and dysfunctional Saints’ franchise, and it’s not really his fault at all. He’s largely played well in 2025 and is definitely making the case for 2026. In my opinion, the Saints should move on from GM Mickey Loomis and just start fresh from up top.
If there’s even a small chance that Rattler can be a franchise QB, the Saints have to do what it takes to build around him, and I am not sure Loomis is the one who can do that. Spencer Rattler drops to no. 24 in our power rankings as Week 7 closes out.
23. Jaxson Dart, New York Giants
You really have to give credit to Jaxson Dart and the New York Giants for the fight they have shown in his starts this year. The rookie duo of Dart and Cam Skattebo really seems to be something, but in Week 7, a lot of what the Giants’ produced on offense was due to some shaky penalties against the Broncos’ defense.
Dart didn’t complete a high percentage of his passes, but you got the sense that he has those intangible qualities to hang around in tight games. The loss by the Giants was absolutely not Dart’s fault, and I do believe Week 7 was a moral victory to an extent.
If I were a Giants’ fan, I’d try to compartmentalize this game and simply look at the performance from the rookie QB, which was encouraging overall. Dart might just be a franchise QB.
22. Trevor Lawrence, Jacksonville Jaguars
Trevor Lawrence and the Jacksonville Jaguars dropped to 4-3 with a blowout loss in Week 7 against the Los Angeles Rams, and the Jags now see the Indianapolis Colts open up a two-game lead in the AFC South.
The Jags, thus far, have been a pretty fun team. The defense has largely been very good, and the run game has come alive at times. However, we are left asking ourselves about Trevor Lawrence most weeks at this point.
Besides a modest breakout season in 2022 and a playoff appearance, Lawrence really hasn’t amounted to much. He feels like one of the more average and almost irrelevant QBs in the NFL thus far. Still in a decent position, the Jags could figure things out more on offense as the season goes on, but their QB absolutely has to play better football.
21. Bryce Young, Carolina Panthers
Now 4-3 on the season, the Carolina Panthers might actually be turning into a half-decent team. Bryce Young is clearly playing the best football of his career, as he’s now thrown 11 touchdowns against four interceptions and is completing a career-high 61.6% of his passes. Young left the Panthers’ Week 7 win over the New York Jets with an injury, but he still largely played decent football.
The Panthers are hanging around approaching the midseason, and with Young progressing and continuing to stack solid days, this team could be something late in the season. The Bryce Young era hasn’t been all that special, overall, though.
Many wondered if the Panthers were actually sold on taking Young with the first overall pick back in the 2023 NFL Draft, as CJ Stroud did seem to be the better QB. However, Young is improving and is 21st in our power rankings. Can the Panthers continue this surge?
20. Jayden Daniels, Washington Commanders
It does seem like we are seeing a bit of a regression from Jayden Daniels and the Washington Commanders. They are now 3-4 on the season after going 12-5 in 2024. The Commanders came within one game of the Super Bowl last year but really do not have the high-end roster talent to compete with the best teams in the NFL.
Daniels has also struggled to stay healthy this year and again hurt himself in the Commanders’ Week 7 blowout loss against the Dallas Cowboys. Simply put, the Commanders haven’t been a very good team this year, and their QB hasn’t been all that special, either.
This isn’t the first example of a second-year QB regressing, though. CJ Stroud and the Texans regressed in 2024, and some would say that Bo Nix and the Denver Broncos haven’t look quite that good on offense this year as they did in 2024.
I do trust that this QB and coaching staff will get things back on the right track, though, but Daniels is falling in our QB rankings.
19. Caleb Williams, Chicago Bears
It was not the prettiest game for Caleb Williams and the Chicago Bears, but a win is a win. The Bears have now won four games in a row and are 4-2 on the season after a shaky 0-2 start. Williams seems to be trending in the right direction, but as we all know, QB growth in the NFL is not linear, so while Williams has looked better this year, that doesn’t mean he’ll continue to look better as the season goes on.
The Bears are in a good spot, though. First-year head coach Ben Johnson seems to be the real-deal, and the Bears’ defense played well in their Week 7 win. With the NFC being a deeper conference, it would be an obvious sign of things to come if Caleb Williams could lead this team into a Wild Card seed.
He was the first overall pick for a reason and does have the ability to develop into a high-end quarterback in this league. Williams is 19th in our QB rankings.
18. Mac Jones, San Francisco 49ers
Mac Jones and the San Francisco 49ers are now 5-2 on the season after a primetime win over the Atlanta Falcons on Sunday Night Football. Jones is now 4-1 as the 49ers starter with six touchdowns, four interceptions, and a solid 89.8 passer rating. He’s actually thrown for 1,404 yards already, which is nearly 281 yards per game.
Jones is far from perfect, but he’s a capable backup and can absolutely be one of the 15 best quarterbacks in the NFL in a given week, and you cannot at all argue with the record. I do have to wonder just how long they could ride this out with Mac Jones, as Brock Purdy continues to miss time, but the 49ers keep winning games.
Mac Jones comes in at about right in the middle in our latest QB power rankings as the 2025 season rolls on.
17. Jacoby Brissett, Arizona Cardinals
Jacoby Brissett has actually been quite solid for the Arizona Cardinals in his two starts, but the Cardinals are 0-2 in those starts. Brissett has tossed four touchdowns against one interception for a solid 97.7 passer rating.
This is another example of the backup QB actually playing better than the original starter. Mac Jones is the other one, and I really do not see why the Cardinals can’t stick with Brissett. He’s run this Cardinals’ offense better than Murray has, and you do not get the sense that Kyler Murray is a slam-dunk to return in 2026.
The current regime has actually built a strong roster, but Murray hasn’t really ever played at a super high level in the NFL, and he doesn’t always feel like a franchise quarterback.
I have to wonder if there is a path for Brissett to remain this team’s starter in 2026 and the Cardinals to take a major swing on a QB in the 2025 NFL Draft. Maybe I’m way off, but that could be a viable solution if they aren’t sold on Murray.
Brissett’s solid play is good for no. 17 in our rankings.
16. Justin Herbert, Los Angeles Chargers
Is it time to have a talk about Justin Herbert? The honeymoon has long been over for the Los Angeles Chargers. After a 3-0 start in which they won three games against their division rivals, the Bolts have since dropped three of their past four games and got their rear ends handed to them by the Indianapolis Colts at home in Week 7.
Herbert was able to pad his stats late in the game, but he was thoroughly awful when the game mattered the most. On the season, Herbert has now thrown six interceptions on the season after throwing just six all of 2024.
The Chargers are now 4-3 on the season and don’t feel like a very threatening team at all. Justin Herbert has been this type of QB his entire career - consistently efficient, but consistently nothing more.
I have said this for years - what would the conversation be with Justin Herbert if he was the exact size as Kirk Cousins or Bo Nix? I think a lot of people overhype Herbert because of his size and arm strength, but now in year six, it feels like there’s virtually nothing to show for it besides some shiny regular-season statistics.
15. CJ Stroud, Houston Texans
CJ Stroud plays on Monday Night Football
CJ Stroud and the Houston Texans have ridden a two-game winning streak with wins over the Tennessee Titans and Baltimore Ravens heading into their Week 6 bye, and they are facing off against the Seattle Seahawks on the later Monday Night Football game.
Stroud and the Texans’ offense have struggled a bit this year, and the root cause of that is the inept offensive line, as that unit is simply missing notable talent overall. Trading away Laremy Tunsil was an odd choice, and the interior has been a mess for multiple seasons.
CJ Stroud hasn’t been able to find that rookie season spark he had back in 2023, and he’s really been an average statistical QB in the 2024 season and here in 2025 thus far. However, I do believe Stroud is capable of being a great QB again in this league, but he’ll have to lead this team past the Seattle Seahawks on MNF, and I just do not see a path for that to happen.
It could be a long day at the office for Stroud who is a lot closer to being an average QB than a great one.
14. Jalen Hurts, Philadelphia Eagles
Jalen Hurts had a perfect 158.3 passer rating in the Eagles’ win over the Vikings in Week 7, which was incredibly impressive, and both he and the offense deserve a ton of credit for that performance against a stingy Vikings’ defense that honestly got embarrassed.
Hurts rises a bit in our QB power rankings, and the Eagles snap their two-game losing streak and move to 5-2 on the season. With the Washington Commanders not looking nearly as good and the Dallas Cowboys being a flawed team, Philly has another path to the NFC East title this year.
And while Hurts hasn’t been this good all year, he’s thrown just one interception and has taken care of the football. Perhaps this Week 7 performance is what could set the stage for an offensive breakout down the line.
13. Bo Nix, Denver Broncos
Bo Nix was responsible for all four Broncos’ touchdowns in the fourth quarter. He had two through the air and two rushing, and that was the first time in NFL history a QB had done that in a single quarter.
Nix and the Broncos’ offense still have a good bit to figure out, especially earlly in games, but you really can’t argue with their late-game heroics. Nix has done a great job keeping the ball out of harm’s way as well. He’s thrown just one interception over his past five games.
Denver has also won four games in a row. As a total body of work, you’d have expected to see more from Nix at this point, but growth in the NFL isn’t always linear, and he’s not the only second-year QB that hasn’t played as well as some expected.
Nix has led two insane fourth-quarter comebacks over the last three weeks and is emerging as a QB you simply do not want to face.
12. Josh Allen, Buffalo Bills
Josh Allen threw six interceptions all of last year and already has four interceptions through his first six games. The Buffalo Bills are 4-2 on the season and were on their bye in Week 7, but this two-game losing streak does tell us a good bit about Buffalo.
This feels like one of many ‘good not great’ teams in the AFC, and that goes for Allen, as well. He simply hasn’t been that special this year, as there are 11 quarterbacks in our current power rankings who have played better than him this year.
Before the bye, Allen and the Bills had a disastrous game against the Atlanta Falcons in primetime. The Bills are also second in the AFC East, as the New England Patriots have already beaten Buffalo this year and did win in Week 7 over the Tennessee Titans.
Another thing to note here is that Allen has already been sacked 12 times this year - he was sacked 14 times in the entire 2024 regular season, so this QB is definitely regressing from his MVP season in 2024. Josh Allen comes in at no. 12 in our power rankings.
11. Aaron Rodgers, Pittsburgh Steelers
Aaron Rodgers has played quite well for the Pittsburgh Steelers this year and has 14 touchdown passes and a 105 passer rating through the team’s first six games. He’s had a 95+ passer rating in five of six games this year, so it’s clear that the veteran QB still has plenty left in the tank, and what we saw from the Steelers in Week 6 was a huge indictment on the defense and Mike Tomlin. There was simply no reason for the Steelers to lose that game with the Bengals being in the state they are.
Rodgers has been very good this year and is absolutely capable of leading this Steelers’ team to an AFC North title in the 2025 NFL Season, but them dropping to 4-2 could complicate things if the Bengals can stack some wins with Joe Flacco and if the Ravens can have a turnaround when Lamar Jackson returns to the lineup.
10. Lamar Jackson, Baltimore Ravens
Lamar Jackson has missed some time this year but is actually playing some insane football. He’s thrown 10 touchdown passes and has a 130.5 passer rating. He’s obviously not close to being a reason why the Baltimore Ravens have struggled this year.
They’re now 1-5 on the season and likely have to finish 9-8 if they want a shot at making the postseason. Getting Jackson back in the lineup and healthy is a great start, but this defense is perhaps the worst in the league, and this team has a ton of injuries to overcome.
Lamar Jackson is already an all-time great QB and a first ballot Hall of Famer. He’s the best dual-threat QB in the NFL and is, during most weeks, the best QB in the league. However, we have to knock him down a bit as he’s not been on the field in a few weeks. Jackson is no. 10 in our updated QB rankings.
9. Jordan Love, Green Bay Packers
When will the Green Bay Packers start to win games more convincingly? Another close win against a shaky team in Week 7, the Packers still only have one loss on the season, but this year just hasn’t gone the way many of us thought.
Jordan Love played fine and has still played quite well this year, but again, we want more. The Packers are emerging as the most ‘good’ team in the NFL and still feel a ways away from being a legitimate contender.
Love has a 108.1 passer rating this year and is completing nearly 70% of his throws, so he does deserve a ton of credit for his performance thus far. The NFC is also a pretty deep conference, so as the 2025 season goes on, they’ll need their QB to continue playing this well overall. Love is no. 9 in our QB power rankings but can play better.
It’ll be interesting to see if this Packers’ team has anything more in them.
8. Sam Darnold, Seattle Seahawks
Sam Darnold plays on Monday Night Football
Sam Darnold has been excellent this year and has absolutely been one of the best quarterbacks in the NFL this year. Since breaking out in 2024 with the Minnesota Vikings, Darnold has been, easily, a top-10 QB in this league and is still a couple of years away from being 30 years old.
There is a scenario where Darnold could finish his career with the Seattle Seahawks and have, perhaps, 5-8 years of high-end play like this. It’s a huge indicator of just how much coaching and being in a competent situation matters, even for quarterbacks. On the flip side of things, the Vikings might slightly regret letting Darnold leave in free agency.
He’s a perfect fit in Seattle and should have this team at a solid 5-2 record with an obvious win over the Houston Texans on Monday Night Football to conclude Week 7. If Seattle keeps winning, Darnold should be in the MVP conversation.
7. Daniel Jones, Indianapolis Colts
Daniel Jones hasn’t thrown more than two touchdown passes in a game, but he’s up to 10 now and has a 105.9 passer rating for the Indianapolis Colts. The Colts took down the Los Angeles Chargers in their house in what may have been their most impressive win of the season.
Indy is now 6-1 on the season and the standalone top seed in the AFC yet again. Honestly, this does feel like a legitimate juggernaut as well, and Jones might just be another QB who puts it all together on a new team.
We’ve seen other players like Sam Darnold and Baker Mayfield do this in recent years, and we could even go further back to someone like Alex Smith, who played better deeper into his career. Jones and the Colts are doing everything right, and Jones has just one game this year with a passer rating below 100.
He’s easily been a top-10 QB in the NFL in 2025 and is earning a nice payday.
6. Drake Maye, New England Patriots
Drake Maye is playing better than most quarterbacks in the NFL and is now approaching elite status. In my opinion, the second-year leap from Maye was one of the more obvious things in the NFL this year, as he played quite well as a rookie, and the New England Patriots simply aced the offseason.
Hiring Mike Vrabel was a great move, and him bringing Josh McDaniels back into the mix as the offensive coordinator was also outstanding. The Pats bolstered the offensive line in the offseason as well, and things are just coming together right now.
Maye and the Pats feel like, easily, one of the 10 best teams in the NFL and are absolutely going to make the playoffs. They are currently first in the AFC East as well due to taking down the Buffalo Bills a couple of weeks ago.
Drake Maye is no. 6 in our QB power rankings and could rise up more as the season goes on.
5. Jared Goff, Detroit Lions
Jared Goff plays on Monday Night Football
Since being traded by the LA Rams a few seasons ago, Jared Goff has reinvented himself with the Detroit Lions. He’s been one of the best QBs in the NFL for years now and looks to rebound after a sloppy loss against the Kansas City Chiefs in primetime in Week 6. The Lions face off against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, and this game in Week 7 could be a teaser of the NFC Championship Game.
Both teams are led by their top-notch QBs but are a bit weaker on the defensive side. The Lions are hosting this one in Week 7 and could ride that homefield advantage to a close win. Historically, Jared Goff is 8-2 playing on Mondays with a stellar 105.4 passer rating. He’s also got a 101 career passer rating playing at home, so this could be a very efficient day for the Lions’ passer.
There’s no reason to believe that Goff won’t play well and continue to rank near the top of our QB power rankings. Even if the Lions were to lose this one, I would be shocked if their QB wasn’t insanely efficient. He’s simply someone who rarely has a bad game anymore.
4. Matthew Stafford, Los Angeles Rams
Matthew Stafford and the Los Angeles Rams just absolutely embarrassed the Jacksonville Jaguars in Week 7, and I am not sure a blowout win was expected. To me, this says a lot about both teams, but perhaps more about the Rams.
We all kind of knew that the Jags were going to be a limited team no matter what - they have a first-year head coach, an OK roster, and a QB that just hasn’t been all that great in the NFL. However, the Jaguars’ defense was the key in this one, but the Rams really ran circles around that unit.
The veteran Stafford tossed five touchdown passes in the 35-7 win. He’s now got 17 touchdowns against just two interceptions this year and absolutely has to be considered for the MVP at this point. He’s on pace to have the best season of his career and is still playing at an extremely high level. Matthew Stafford is objectively an awesome quarterback.
3. Patrick Mahomes, Kansas City Chiefs
The Kansas City Chiefs shutout the Las Vegas Raiders at home in Week 7, which wasn’t really anything impressive, as the Raiders are among the worst teams in the NFL. To the surprise of no one, Patrick Mahomes is playing insanely well, and after a shaky 0-2 start, the Chiefs have since won four of their previous five games.
And they now sit just one game back in the AFC West with a ton of momentum in their favor. Wide receiver Rashee Rice was back in the picture in Week 7 and is going to open things up a bit more on offense. With there being no clear-cut contender in the AFC right now, I think many of us can see the writing on the wall.
Mahomes and the Chiefs might again be able to make a Super Bowl run, as there really doesn’t seem to be a whole lot in their way, and their QB has played lights-out this year. He’s third in our QB rankings.
2. Baker Mayfield, Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Baker Mayfield plays on Monday Night Football
With the Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ defense not playing all that well this season, what Baker Mayfield has done is outstanding, and I do believe this is someone who could win the MVP award in the 2025 season. We just talked about the resurgence of Sam Darnold over the past couple of seasons, and Mayfield is a similar story.
After essentially being thrown away by the Cleveland Browns, Mayfield bounced around a bit and settled in with the Buccaneers in the 2023 NFL Season. He’s been one of the most productive QBs in the NFL since and could lead the Bucs to a huge win over the Detroit Lions in Week 7 on Monday Night Football.
With Tampa sitting at 5-1, a one-game lead over the Lions, this win could really put Tampa in a great spot to earn the top seed in the NFC for the playoffs, and it’d also be quite hard to envision the Bucs not winning the NFC South with a 6-1 start.
If this defense can shore up a bit, the Buccaneers could make a Super Bowl run, and there is no indication that Mayfield plans on slowing down anytime soon.
1. Dak Prescott, Dallas Cowboys
There really isn’t a QB playing better than Dak Prescott right now. He’s thrown 13 touchdown passes against zero interceptions across the last four games and would honestly be seen as the MVP favorite if his defense could just be average. Prescott and the Cowboys did earn a huge win over the Washington Commanders in Week 7 and improved to 3-3-1 on the season.
This team can score at-will, and it’s due to their QB. However, the run game has come alive with Javonte Williams, and the prolific WR duo of CeeDee Lamb and George Pickens absolutely helps things.
Prescott gets a lot of flak simply because he’s on the Cowboys, but he’s always been very efficient and a player who can process the position faster than most in the NFL. He rises to no. 1 in our QB rankings as his insane season continues.