Top 10 Quarterbacks Going Into the 2025-26 NFL Season
Quarterbacks are probably the most important position in football. In today's NFL, having a true passer and a dual-threat quarterback is essential to being successful.These are the best NFL starting quarterbacks right now. Begin the debate.

He played college football for the Wyoming Cowboys and was selected seventh overall by the Bills in the 2018 NFL Draft.
During his tenure with Buffalo,... read more
Josh Allen played out of his mind last year. This guy threw for 3,731 yards, 28 touchdowns, and only 6 picks and had a QB rating of 101.4 and won MVP. He should have beat the Chiefs in the playoffs.
Probably the best dual threat quarterback in the NFL, and statistically he is a top 2 quarterback. Nobody can argue that. I think going off pure quarterback talent, he is the most purely talented quarterback in the NFL right now. Debate a wall.
He will win a ring at some point.

Patrick Mahomes will keep the Chiefs competitive for years no matter what. Even if we all know he's the refs' favorite player, you have to respect this man. He already has 3 Super Bowls and almost had a 3-peat.
Last year was probably his worst year statistically. He didn't even throw for 4,000 yards, and you can't really blame his receivers this time. He had to have some devil magic to win multiple Super Bowls with Kadarius Toney. Just admit he had a down year.
Also, somebody in the AFC please beat this man. I am sick of seeing the Chiefs in the Super Bowl.

Lamar is an elite dual threat quarterback. Last year was his best year statistically, and he nearly won MVP if not for Josh Allen playing out of his mind.
Lamar threw over 4,000 yards and 41 touchdowns and only 4 picks, making him one of the most effective and efficient quarterbacks in the league.
The only thing about him is he's a playoff choker. He cannot win big games when it matters most. Prove me wrong.

Jalen Hurts is a Super Bowl Champion, that's why he's here, honestly. Sure, he's a dual threat, but let's be real here, he's a tush push merchant. He's lucky that play didn't get banned.
Bro didn't even throw 3,000 yards. Nobody is moved by this man. Still good, but bro is carried by one play. Probably one of the most boring stars to watch play.
Just my two cents, he should be above Lamar just based on how he absolutely destroyed the Chiefs. Yeah, he had some help like Saquon Barkley, but still, he won a Super Bowl (and massively so) in which his team was considered the underdogs by experts, betting markets, the general public, and so on.

I'm honestly so glad to see Baker Mayfield have a true glow up. He was the best quarterback the Browns ever had, pretty much.
Now they get old Joe Flacco and Deharvey Weinstein, oh I mean Deshaun Watson. Now with the Buccaneers, he has truly built himself back up. He threw for 4,500 yards and 41 touchdowns last year.
You cannot tell me he's not a top 10 quarterback in the league right now.

Jared Goff has been one of the biggest reasons the Lions are as good as they are now. He can guide the offense successfully.
The Lions were a juggernaut last season, and they had the most explosive offense of anybody. Jared Goff kept them in any game.
Now he's facing his biggest test, now that Ben Johnson is out of the picture.

How did the Bengals miss the playoffs? This man was balling out like crazy.
Joe Burrow definitely can and will still torture the league for a long time, when he's healthy, that is. He threw for over 4,900 yards, 43 touchdowns, and only 9 picks.
Also, this man beat the Chiefs in the playoffs at Arrowhead. Let's not forget that fact. Bengals, you better not waste this man's career.

The #1 overall pick in 2009 selected by The Detroit Lions, Stafford has a critical acclaim in his stats.
Stafford is the fastest player in NFL history to reach 30,000 passing... read more
Matthew Stafford is solid and steady. A reliable veteran quarterback that can put up all the stats. On paper, he is one of the best quarterbacks of his generation.
Remember, before he won the Super Bowl, he was not beating the stat padder allegations, especially as a Lion. He may not be in his prime, but he's still good.
I doubt he stays in the league longer than 5 more years. The Rams are still good. If they win another ring, he's a sure bet for the Hall of Fame, right?

He played college football for the Oregon Ducks, winning the 2019 Pac-12 Championship, and was selected by the Chargers as the sixth overall pick... read more
Justin Herbert is a social media quarterback. He's good on paper but hasn't really done anything so far. Has he won a playoff game?
For what it's worth, the Chargers are just a cursed team. Herbert is pretty effective and efficient. When it comes to being reliable, he had only 3 interceptions in the regular season. Then he melted down in the playoffs. That narrative is going to stick with him, unfortunately.
Win a playoff game, then we'll talk. Until then, he is staying at 10.

Stroud did have a sophomore slump last year, but it was not entirely his fault. Bad offensive line play plus a coaching scheme prevented what should have been a chance for him to elevate his game. Then, you add in the fact he lost two key wide receivers to injuries down the stretch of the season. The Texans did not live up to the hype, but with a new offensive coordinator plus more valuable receivers, Stroud could potentially get himself back into the conversation among the elite. Do not hate the guy for one bad season.
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Jayden Daniels so far is HIM. I don't make the rules. I'm still mad about THAT game, but I gotta respect the man.
Throwing 3,500 yards, 25 touchdowns, and 9 picks is impressive for a rookie. What's more impressive is leading the Commies to the NFC Championship game in year 1. That's no fluke either.
If he stays healthy, he's gonna be a star in this league. He will make a Super Bowl one of these days. Mark my words. He's so far been what RG3 was supposed to be.











