The 2024 NFL season is here. We ranked the eight divisions by quarterback talent.
Some divisions have elite quarterbacks. Others don't. Which divisions have the most star power? Which will be the most competitive? Let's find out.
AFC East
Josh Allen leads the AFC East. He is a one-man wrecking crew. Aaron Rodgers, despite his age, still throws precision passes. Tua Tagovailoa is one of the best pinpoint passers. Jacoby Brissett is a serviceable bridge to rookie Drake Maye.
AFC West
Patrick Mahomes is already a Hall of Famer with three Super Bowl titles. Justin Herbert has an elite arm and size. Aidan O'Connell and Gardner Minshew are less certain. Bo Nix is a total unknown.
AFC North
Joe Burrow must stay healthy to be relevant. Lamar Jackson is a home-run threat every time he moves. Deshaun Watson has shown flashes of his Pro Bowl self. Russell Wilson has experience but may give way to Justin Fields.
AFC South
C.J. Stroud aims to meet MVP expectations after a great debut. Trevor Lawrence has a new contract and mixed performance. Will Levis and Anthony Richardson have potential but little experience.
NFC East
Jalen Hurts has Super Bowl mettle. Dak Prescott is a savvy pocket passer. Daniel Jones has led a playoff run but struggles with turnovers. Jayden Daniels could add major electricity.
NFC West
Brock Purdy has been impressive for San Francisco. Matthew Stafford still has a strong arm. Geno Smith battles for consistency. Kyler Murray is elusive with new building blocks.
NFC North
Jordan Love has one of the NFL's most lively arms. Jared Goff has rejuvenated his career. Sam Darnold could hit career marks. Caleb Williams is an untested rookie.
NFC South
Kirk Cousins is steady but aging and recovering from injury. Baker Mayfield is scrappy but unreliable. Derek Carr is resilient but streaky. Bryce Young is a poised rookie with much to prove.
Every division has its stars and question marks. The 2024 NFL season promises excitement and competition. Let's see which quarterbacks will shine and lead their teams to victory.