Bob's Quality Quarterbacks

Let’s give some love to Kyler Murray—this guy is a game-changer. Since joining the NFL in 2019, Murray has been electrifying to watch. His unique combination of blazing speed and a strong arm makes him one of the most exciting quarterbacks in the league. In his rookie season with the Arizona Cardinals, he showed right away that he was going to be a force to reckon with, and he hasn’t slowed down since. His 2021 season was a standout, with over 3,700 passing yards, 24 touchdowns, and 423 rushing yards. The way he can scramble, extend plays, and make those pinpoint throws is something special. Murray’s play style is all about dynamic playmaking. He’s got the quick feet to evade pressure and the accuracy to make deep throws that few can match. His ability to make something out of nothing and keep defenses on their toes is a huge asset. Remember that incredible 2020 game-winning Hail Mary pass to DeAndre Hopkins? That play alone showed just how much of a difference-maker Murray can be. O...

Okay, maybe I'm addicted to hot takes :) Let’s talk about Joe Burrow. He’s been getting a lot of hype since he came into the NFL, and while he’s got some solid skills, his performance has been a bit of a mixed bag. Burrow’s got that classic QB look—great arm strength and a knack for making some impressive throws. He showed flashes of brilliance in his rookie season with the Cincinnati Bengals and led them to the Super Bowl in 2021, which is no small feat. His 2022 season saw him throw for over 4,400 yards and 35 touchdowns, showing he can put up numbers. But here’s the thing: Burrow’s been inconsistent, and there have been some glaring issues. His tendency to hold onto the ball too long and take unnecessary sacks has been a problem. The Bengals’ offensive line issues haven’t helped, but Burrow’s decision-making and accuracy have also been points of concern. There’ve been games where he’s struggled to find rhythm, and his performance in key moments hasn’t always been up to par. S...

Alright, let’s dive into the greatness of Johnny Unitas, a quarterback who’s practically a legend in the history books. Unitas played during the 1950s and 1960s, and he set the bar for what a field general could be. Known for his incredible arm and leadership, Unitas is often credited with revolutionizing the quarterback position. His iconic time with the Baltimore Colts was filled with memorable moments and jaw-dropping performances. One of the highlights of his career was leading the Colts to victory in the 1958 NFL Championship, a game famously known as “The Greatest Game Ever Played.” Unitas threw for over 300 yards and led a game-winning drive that became legendary in football lore. Unitas’s style was all about precision and command. He had this knack for reading defenses and making the right play under pressure, and his ability to lead his team down the field in clutch situations was remarkable. His career stats, with over 40,000 passing yards and 290 touchdowns, might not seem ...

I’ve gotta shout out Justin Herbert because this guy is something special. Even though he’s still relatively new to the NFL, Herbert’s already showing he’s got what it takes to be a top-tier quarterback. Since stepping in as a rookie for the Los Angeles Chargers in 2020, he’s been nothing short of impressive. Herbert’s arm strength is absolutely phenomenal, and his accuracy is off the charts. His 2021 season was a real eye-opener—over 5,000 passing yards and 38 touchdowns. The way he can throw those deep balls and make pinpoint passes is just amazing. Herbert’s play style is a breath of fresh air. He combines that big arm with great mobility, making him a dual-threat who can escape pressure and still make big throws downfield. His composure in the pocket and his ability to stay cool under pressure are also standout qualities. He’s had some truly memorable moments already, like his game-winning drives and those incredible throws that just leave you speechless. Sure, he’s still young a...

Sorry for another hot take, let’s get real about Sam Darnold. This guy has not lived up to the hype, and it’s been a rough ride. Since coming into the NFL with the New York Jets, Darnold’s career has been marked by inconsistency and missed opportunities. Sure, he’s shown some flashes of potential, but overall, his play has been a letdown. His 2020 season with the Jets was particularly rough, with more interceptions than touchdowns and a lot of head-scratching decisions. Darnold’s struggles are hard to ignore. His accuracy issues and inability to manage games effectively have been glaring problems. Even after his move to the Carolina Panthers, he hasn’t exactly turned things around. It feels like he’s still searching for the right fit or the right system to help him succeed. And while it’s not entirely his fault—he’s had coaching changes and inconsistent support—his performances have left a lot to be desired. At the end of the day, Sam Darnold has yet to prove he’s the quarterback tea...

Sorry for the rush, havign a hectic week, but I gotta give props to Deshaun Watson. This guy’s been lighting up the field with his explosive playmaking since he came into the NFL. His mobility and arm strength are off the charts, and he’s known for making insane throws and escaping pressure like it’s nothing. Remember his 2019 season? Over 3,800 yards and 33 touchdowns, plus some jaw-dropping plays. Yeah, he’s had some issues off the field and with consistency, but when he’s on, Watson is pure excitement. Quarterback Quality Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Brett Favre is one of those quarterbacks who just made you love football, you know? The guy was a total legend with the Green Bay Packers and, let’s be real, everywhere he went after that. He played with this crazy energy and toughness that made you think he’d play through anything. Favre was known for his cannon of an arm and his habit of throwing it deep into tight spots—sometimes it worked out, sometimes it didn’t, but it was always entertaining. With three MVP awards and a Super Bowl win in 1997, he proved he could back up all the hype. He also set the record for the most passing yards at over 71,000, which was just insane. Favre’s play style was all about taking risks and making those jaw-dropping throws. Remember the “Hail Mary” against the 49ers? That was classic Favre, just chucking it up and hoping for the best—and it worked! And let’s not forget his ridiculous streak of 297 consecutive starts; it’s a record that shows just how durable and tough the guy was. Even if he had hi...