Top 10 NFL quarterbacks entering 2022

The NFL is more exciting than ever. Modern NFL quarterbacks have to be good at a lot of different things. Like being able to read the field, find open receivers, throw long passes, and pick up important first downs on the ground when they need to. When the 2022-23 NFL season starts in September, the world’s best quarterbacks will be on the field. But it’s hard to decide who’s the best because you must count all the factors. So, as the new NFL campaign begins, put on your custom football uniforms, and take a look at the league’s top ten quarterbacks:

10. Dak Prescott, Dallas Cowboys

This spot is a toss-up among a few quarterbacks. But in the end, Prescott finally made it. Dak has been consistently at quarterback for the Cowboys since he took over as a newcomer in 2016. He has set many franchise records. Prescott also did well in Mike McCarthy’s system. He led the league’s best scoring and total offense, which got him to the playoffs for the third time. But Prescott needs to overcome some obstacles this season.

9. Lamar Jackson, Baltimore Ravens

Jackson’s game has not changed much since he won the MVP award at such a young age in 2019. He missed five games last year, the last four because of an ankle injury, but he should be fine for 2022-23. With electricity like Michael Vick’s, he is more of a weapon than a steady passer. And his passing must get better, especially in big games. He just had the worst season of his career, which ended in an injury. If the Ravens want to keep up with Burrow’s Bengals in the division, he will have to play like an MVP again.

8. Justin Herbert, Los Angeles Chargers

In just two seasons in the NFL, the Oregon product has shown why he is the perfect quarterback of today. He is big (6’6″, 236 lbs.), athletic, tough, and has a laser arm. Herbert, 24 years old, threw for 5,014 yards as a sophomore in the league. Only Brady had more yards. Only a playoff appearance is missing from his young resume. But he has not lacked for veteran-level poise since he arrived as a “raw” first-round pick.

7. Matthew Stafford, Los Angeles Rams

The defending Super Bowl champion moves into the top ten for a good reason. Stafford has always been an underrated quarterback. This can happen when you play for a team that does not do well, like the Detroit Lions. Stafford helped the Los Angeles Rams beat Burrow’s Bengals in the first season after he was traded in the Super Bowl. He also tied his career high of forty-one touchdown passes in a single season.

6. Russell Wilson, Denver Broncos

Russ is probably a bigger wild card now than at any other time in his long and successful career. He is coming back from an injury that threw off his rhythm, and he is also leading a team other than the Seahawks for the first time in over a decade. But as long as he does not try too hard to be Superman, he still has the poise, speed, and deep-ball touch to bring Denver back into the game.

5. Joe Burrow, Cincinnati Bengals

Joe Burrow has set a very high standard by going from a newcomer who did not get scared to a Super Bowl starter in just two years. His confidence and swagger get all the attention. But he is already shown that he is one of the best true point guards because he passes from the pocket well. He can beat anyone if he stays safe and plays smart.

4. Josh Allen, Buffalo Bills

Allen, who is 26 years old, has emerged as a top-five quarterback in the league. Actually, it is based on his play over the last two seasons, even though he does not have as many awards as his competitors. His ability to do two things well has taken the Bills’ offense to a new level. However, they need to get past the Chiefs in the playoffs to take the next step. Let us see if Allen can beat Mahomes this time.

3. Patrick Mahomes, Kansas City Chiefs

Mahomes, who will be twenty-seven soon, wants to be the No. 1 quarterback one day. Even so, the Chiefs have made the playoffs for the last seven years in a row, and Patrick Mahomes has been a big reason for the last four. His speed and intelligence give him a skill set that most quarterbacks do not have. This year might be a little harder for him, though, since Tyreek Hill is being traded to the Miami Dolphins.

2. Aaron Rodgers, Green Bay Packers

A-Hall Rod’s Fame-worthy career in Green Bay is at a critical point. Now that longtime No. 1 receiver Davante Adams is gone. The Packers have not made the Super Bowl despite three straight seasons with thirteen wins. Even though he is thirty-eight, he deserves more trust than anyone else in the game. Especially when things are tight. He may have to work harder with a new group of receivers. But he still has confidence, accuracy, and preparation that are almost unmatched.

1. Tom Brady, Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Brady’s return to take back his throne moves one player out of the top ten. There is no doubting his star power. Whether it is being the oldest quarterback to win a Super Bowl at age 43 or leading the league in passing yards at age 44. No matter who is throwing to, he is the best quarterback in the league if he is on the field. And he is also the quarterback with the highest rating in Madden 23.

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