QB rankings according to coaches, executives and scouts

[1960Pats]

https://bleacherreport.com/articles/25455066-ranking-nfls-true-franchise-players-teams-build-around-2026-season

Maye is the easy #1

The last line on Maye said that the future is wildly bright. Ain't that the truth.

 

[1960Pats]

Without a doubt.

People say the league favored Brady... I don't remember any time during Brady's career where Brady was glazed like Kermit was or national announcers literally fanboing over the QB and making excuses when he loses like they did with Kermit. Embarrassing.

Aaron Rodgers is close behind Kermit when it comes to having his balls washed. I recently saw him being interviewed somewhere and he was asked how he had so many 4th quarter comebacks. Huh!?! He's tied with Andy Dalton and has a little more than half as many as TB12.

 

[Hugepatsfan]

I'd have put Maye #6 ahead of Dak/Herbert for right now. His trajectory is pointing more upwards than those guys too.

The other 5 I think all belong ahead of him based on a combination of current performance and track record. One game to win, all else equal, I'm still taking all of those guys over Maye.

 

[DoubleDeluxe]

I'd have put Maye #6 ahead of Dak/Herbert for right now. His trajectory is pointing more upwards than those guys too.

The other 5 I think all belong ahead of him based on a combination of current performance and track record. One game to win, all else equal, I'm still taking all of those guys over Maye.

Pretty spot on.
The only thin I would add is I have never believed in Lamar.
An athletic marvel, but isn't a winner, can't get it done when it matters most.
You could argue the same for Josh, however prior to his game against Denver, his playoff numbers the past few years have been excellent, whereas Lamar seems to shrink in the moment.

 

[1960Pats]

Pretty spot on.
The only thin I would add is I have never believed in Lamar.
An athletic marvel, but isn't a winner, can't get it done when it matters most.
You could argue the same for Josh, however prior to his game against Denver, his playoff numbers the past few years have been excellent, whereas Lamar seems to shrink in the moment.

Lamar has the potential to tie a record that I didn't think was possible, PEDton Manning's nine one and done playoffs.

 

[DoubleDeluxe]

Lamar has the potential to tie a record that I didn't think was possible, PEDton Manning's nine one and done playoffs.

You got it.
I like Lamar, but I have a long history of doubting him, said many moons ago he will never win a SB and I still believe that today.
Maybe he can prove us wrong, seems to be a likeable chap so I'm certainly not cheering against him unless of course it adversely affects the Pats.

 

[TommyD4207]

Aaron Rodgers is close behind Kermit when it comes to having his balls washed. I recently saw him being interviewed somewhere and he was asked how he had so many 4th quarter comebacks. Huh!?! He's tied with Andy Dalton and has a little more than half as many as TB12.

Nobody, but nobody, gets their glazing quite as strong and thickly applied as Josh Allen, however.