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Henry McKenna shares his point in time rankings heading into the last week of the regular season.  Full link here https://www.foxsports.com/stories/nfl/qb-stock-market-week-18-mvp-no-ones-talking-about

1. Joe Burrow, Cincinnati Bengals (+ 3)
2. Lamar Jackson, Baltimore Ravens (-1)
3. Josh Allen, Buffalo Bills (-1)
4. Jared Goff, Detroit Lions (- 1)
5. Sam Darnold, Minnesota Vikings (↔)

6. Patrick Mahomes, Kansas City Chiefs (+ 1)

7. Justin Herbert, Los Angeles Chargers (- 1)
8. Jayden Daniels, Washington Commanders(+ 1)
9. Baker Mayfield, Tampa Bay Buccaneers (+ 3)
10. Jordan Love, Green Bay Packers (- 2)
11. Matthew Stafford, Los Angeles Rams (- 1)
12. Geno Smith, Seattle Seahawks (+3)
13. Bo Nix, Denver Broncos (+ 3)

14. Bryce Young, Carolina Panthers (+ 3)
15. Brock Purdy, San Francisco 49ers (+5)
16. Russell Wilson, Pittsburgh Steelers (- 2)
17. Michael Penix, Atlanta Falcons (+ 7)
18. Kyler Murray, Arizona Cardinals (+ 2)
19. C.J. Stroud, Houston Texans (- 1)

20. Joe Flacco, Indianapolis Colts (new)
21. Drake Maye, New England Patriots (+ 1)

22. Kenny Pickett, Philadelphia Eagles (new)
23. Tyler Huntley, Miami Dolphins (new)
24. Drew Lock, New York Giants (+8)
25. Caleb Williams, Chicago Bears (- 2)
26. Mac Jones, Jacksonville Jaguars (+ 3)
27. Aidan O'Connell, Las Vegas Raiders (↔)
28. Spencer Rattler, New Orleans Saints (+ 2)
29. Aaron Rodgers, New York Jets (- 3)
30. Cooper Rush, Dallas Cowboys (-5)
31. Mason Rudolph, Tennessee Titans (-3)
32. Dorian Thompson-Robinson, Cleveland Browns (- 1)

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8 minutes ago, NAS said:

Henry McKenna shares his point in time rankings heading into the last week of the regular season.  Full link here https://www.foxsports.com/stories/nfl/qb-stock-market-week-18-mvp-no-ones-talking-about

1. Joe Burrow, Cincinnati Bengals (⬆️ 3)
2. Lamar Jackson, Baltimore Ravens (⬇️ 1)
3. Josh Allen, Buffalo Bills (⬇️ 1)
4. Jared Goff, Detroit Lions (⬇️ 1)
5. Sam Darnold, Minnesota Vikings (↔)

6. Patrick Mahomes, Kansas City Chiefs (⬆️ 1)

7. Justin Herbert, Los Angeles Chargers (⬇️ 1)
8. Jayden Daniels, Washington Commanders(⬆️ 1)
9. Baker Mayfield, Tampa Bay Buccaneers (⬆️ 3)
10. Jordan Love, Green Bay Packers (⬇️ 2)
11. Matthew Stafford, Los Angeles Rams (⬇️ 1)
12. Geno Smith, Seattle Seahawks (⬆️ 3)
13. Bo Nix, Denver Broncos (⬆️ 3)

14. Bryce Young, Carolina Panthers (⬆️ 3)
15. Brock Purdy, San Francisco 49ers (⬆️ 5)
16. Russell Wilson, Pittsburgh Steelers (⬇️ 2)
17. Michael Penix, Atlanta Falcons (⬆️ 7)
18. Kyler Murray, Arizona Cardinals (⬆️ 2)
19. C.J. Stroud, Houston Texans (⬇️ 1)

20. Joe Flacco, Indianapolis Colts (new)
21. Drake Maye, New England Patriots (⬆️ 1)

22. Kenny Pickett, Philadelphia Eagles (new)
23. Tyler Huntley, Miami Dolphins (new)
24. Drew Lock, New York Giants (⬆️ 😎
25. Caleb Williams, Chicago Bears (⬇️ 2)
26. Mac Jones, Jacksonville Jaguars (⬆️ 3)
27. Aidan O'Connell, Las Vegas Raiders (↔)
28. Spencer Rattler, New Orleans Saints (⬆️ 2)
29. Aaron Rodgers, New York Jets (⬇️ 3)
30. Cooper Rush, Dallas Cowboys (⬇️ 5)
31. Mason Rudolph, Tennessee Titans (⬇️ 3)
32. Dorian Thompson-Robinson, Cleveland Browns (⬇️ 1)

Feels a little high I probably still have CJ above Bryce but it’s nice to see national people can see things objectively

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6 minutes ago, NAS said:

Henry McKenna shares his point in time rankings heading into the last week of the regular season.  Full link here https://www.foxsports.com/stories/nfl/qb-stock-market-week-18-mvp-no-ones-talking-about

1. Joe Burrow, Cincinnati Bengals (⬆️ 3)
2. Lamar Jackson, Baltimore Ravens (⬇️ 1)
3. Josh Allen, Buffalo Bills (⬇️ 1)
4. Jared Goff, Detroit Lions (⬇️ 1)
5. Sam Darnold, Minnesota Vikings (↔)

6. Patrick Mahomes, Kansas City Chiefs (⬆️ 1)

7. Justin Herbert, Los Angeles Chargers (⬇️ 1)
8. Jayden Daniels, Washington Commanders(⬆️ 1)
9. Baker Mayfield, Tampa Bay Buccaneers (⬆️ 3)
10. Jordan Love, Green Bay Packers (⬇️ 2)
11. Matthew Stafford, Los Angeles Rams (⬇️ 1)
12. Geno Smith, Seattle Seahawks (⬆️ 3)
13. Bo Nix, Denver Broncos (⬆️ 3)

14. Bryce Young, Carolina Panthers (⬆️ 3)
15. Brock Purdy, San Francisco 49ers (⬆️ 5)
16. Russell Wilson, Pittsburgh Steelers (⬇️ 2)
17. Michael Penix, Atlanta Falcons (⬆️ 7)
18. Kyler Murray, Arizona Cardinals (⬆️ 2)
19. C.J. Stroud, Houston Texans (⬇️ 1)

20. Joe Flacco, Indianapolis Colts (new)
21. Drake Maye, New England Patriots (⬆️ 1)

22. Kenny Pickett, Philadelphia Eagles (new)
23. Tyler Huntley, Miami Dolphins (new)
24. Drew Lock, New York Giants (⬆️ 😎
25. Caleb Williams, Chicago Bears (⬇️ 2)
26. Mac Jones, Jacksonville Jaguars (⬆️ 3)
27. Aidan O'Connell, Las Vegas Raiders (↔)
28. Spencer Rattler, New Orleans Saints (⬆️ 2)
29. Aaron Rodgers, New York Jets (⬇️ 3)
30. Cooper Rush, Dallas Cowboys (⬇️ 5)
31. Mason Rudolph, Tennessee Titans (⬇️ 3)
32. Dorian Thompson-Robinson, Cleveland Browns (⬇️ 1)

Makes no sense brock purdy had  377 yards 3tds 2 ints in his game.   Out of the qbs listef the ones i would pick young over.  Doriam thompson.  Spencer rattler aiden oconnel mac jones drew lock tyler huntley kyler murray cooper rush mason rudolph.  So 23 in the nfl close with about 3 of them so have young around 25 in nfl with current starters not considering the injured qbs.  Better than 32 he was at earlier this year.  

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14 minutes ago, NAS said:

Henry McKenna shares his point in time rankings heading into the last week of the regular season.  Full link here https://www.foxsports.com/stories/nfl/qb-stock-market-week-18-mvp-no-ones-talking-about

1. Joe Burrow, Cincinnati Bengals (+ 3)
2. Lamar Jackson, Baltimore Ravens (-1)
3. Josh Allen, Buffalo Bills (-1)
4. Jared Goff, Detroit Lions (- 1)
5. Sam Darnold, Minnesota Vikings (↔)

6. Patrick Mahomes, Kansas City Chiefs (+ 1)

7. Justin Herbert, Los Angeles Chargers (- 1)
8. Jayden Daniels, Washington Commanders(+ 1)
9. Baker Mayfield, Tampa Bay Buccaneers (+ 3)
10. Jordan Love, Green Bay Packers (- 2)
11. Matthew Stafford, Los Angeles Rams (- 1)
12. Geno Smith, Seattle Seahawks (+3)
13. Bo Nix, Denver Broncos (+ 3)

14. Bryce Young, Carolina Panthers (+ 3)
15. Brock Purdy, San Francisco 49ers (+5)
16. Russell Wilson, Pittsburgh Steelers (- 2)
17. Michael Penix, Atlanta Falcons (+ 7)
18. Kyler Murray, Arizona Cardinals (+ 2)
19. C.J. Stroud, Houston Texans (- 1)

20. Joe Flacco, Indianapolis Colts (new)
21. Drake Maye, New England Patriots (+ 1)

22. Kenny Pickett, Philadelphia Eagles (new)
23. Tyler Huntley, Miami Dolphins (new)
24. Drew Lock, New York Giants (+8)
25. Caleb Williams, Chicago Bears (- 2)
26. Mac Jones, Jacksonville Jaguars (+ 3)
27. Aidan O'Connell, Las Vegas Raiders (↔)
28. Spencer Rattler, New Orleans Saints (+ 2)
29. Aaron Rodgers, New York Jets (- 3)
30. Cooper Rush, Dallas Cowboys (-5)
31. Mason Rudolph, Tennessee Titans (-3)
32. Dorian Thompson-Robinson, Cleveland Browns (- 1)

Theres no rhyme or reason to that list.  He just is picking names out of a hat

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9 minutes ago, fanpanther said:

Makes no sense brock purdy had  377 yards 3tds 2 ints in his game.   Out of the qbs listef the ones i would pick young over.  Doriam thompson.  Spencer rattler aiden oconnel mac jones drew lock tyler huntley kyler murray cooper rush mason rudolph.  So 23 in the nfl close with about 3 of them so have young around 25 in nfl with current starters not considering the injured qbs.  Better than 32 he was at earlier this year.  

Obvious he isn't focused solely on stats here. They don't tell the full story. Just another reference point. Kind of like the combine.

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4 minutes ago, LinvilleGorge said:

More like random draft rankings. The combine has very debatable relevance but at least the performances are objectively measurable.

Right. My point was that stats were data points, sort of like the combine. They are both objective, but only chapters in a bigger story. I have no idea how he came up with those rankings but they obviously weren't only stats focused. Likely opinion based after watching film.

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3 minutes ago, Navy_football said:

Right. My point was that stats were data points, sort of like the combine. They are both objective, but only chapters in a bigger story. I have no idea how he came up with those rankings but they obviously weren't only stats focused. Likely opinion based after watching film.

Let's be real, given the quality of sports media it's probably based on watching some YouTube clips and checking some boxscores. LOL

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