Bob's Quality Quarterbacks

Okay, let’s chat about Justin Fields because I’m super excited about this guy. Since he came into the NFL with the Chicago Bears, Fields has been one of the most intriguing quarterbacks to watch. His blend of athleticism and raw talent is pretty wild. He’s got this incredible speed and agility that make him a nightmare for defenses. In his rookie season, even though the Bears had a rough go, Fields showed flashes of brilliance. His run against the San Francisco 49ers in 2021, where he scampered for a 22-yard touchdown, was one of those “wow” moments that gets fans pumped. Fields’ style is all about that dynamic, dual-threat ability. He can make plays with his legs and has a cannon of an arm when he needs it. His scramble ability and knack for extending plays are definitely his strong suits. Sometimes he’ll take off and turn a broken play into a huge gain, which is super exciting to watch. Sure, he’s had his struggles with consistency and adapting to the NFL speed, but the potential is...

Matthew Stafford is one of those quarterbacks who doesn’t always get the spotlight but seriously deserves way more credit. He’s been doing his thing with the Detroit Lions and now the Los Angeles Rams, and man, the guy can throw a football like nobody’s business. Stafford’s got this rocket arm and can make those deep throws look easy, plus he’s got a cool, calm demeanor that keeps his team in the game even when things get crazy. His 2021 season with the Rams was a game-changer; he led them to a Super Bowl win and finally got that elusive championship ring. It was awesome seeing him finally get his due after years of putting up solid numbers with the Lions. Stafford’s style is all about airing it out and taking chances. He’s not afraid to go for the big play, and he’s got the arm strength to back it up. Remember that amazing 2020 game against the Chicago Bears where he threw for 330 yards and 3 touchdowns? Stafford made it look effortless. And even though he’s had his share of injuries...

Hot take alert!! I know a lot of folks don’t give Derek Carr the credit he deserves, but let me tell you, this guy’s a gem. Carr might not always be in the MVP conversations, but his consistency and skill are something to admire. Since entering the league with the Oakland Raiders in 2014, Carr has quietly been putting up solid numbers year after year. His accuracy is impressive, and he’s got a quick release that helps him navigate the pocket with poise. The 2020 season, for instance, saw him throw for over 4,000 yards and 27 touchdowns—pretty darn good for someone who doesn’t always get the spotlight. Sure, some critics argue that Carr is just a “good, not great” quarterback and that he hasn’t had that breakout moment or deep playoff run. They might point out that he’s had a few up-and-down seasons and hasn’t quite been able to elevate his team in the playoffs. But in my eyes, Carr’s reliability and his ability to perform under pressure are worth celebrating. He consistently delivers...

Sorry for the delay in updating the blog—life happens! Hopefully I haven't lost my loyals fans :) But okay let’s talk about Russell Wilson, because this guy is worth the wait. Wilson has been one of the standout quarterbacks in the NFL since he took over for the Seattle Seahawks in 2012. His play style combines a sharp, accurate arm with incredible mobility, making him a tough quarterback to defend against. In the 2020 season, he threw for over 4,200 yards and 40 touchdowns, showing just how dangerous he can be when he’s on his game. Wilson’s ability to extend plays with his legs and make deep throws on the run is what really sets him apart. He’s had some unforgettable moments, like his Super Bowl victory in 2014, and his remarkable ability to perform in clutch situations has earned him a reputation as a true game-changer. His performance in that wild 2015 game against the Green Bay Packers, where he threw for 5 touchdowns, was a prime example of his big-play capability. Of cour...

Let’s shine a light on Tua Tagovailoa, because this guy’s making waves and proving he’s got a lot to offer. Since being drafted by the Miami Dolphins in 2020, Tua has shown that he’s got some serious talent. His accuracy and quick release make him a dangerous quarterback, and he’s got a calm, poised presence in the pocket. In the 2022 season, he threw for over 3,500 yards and 25 touchdowns, while maintaining one of the best completion percentages in the league. His connection with receivers like Tyreek Hill and Jaylen Waddle has been particularly exciting to watch. Tua’s style is all about precision and efficiency. He’s great at making quick, accurate throws and reading defenses, which helps him move the chains and keep the offense ticking. His ability to execute short and intermediate throws with accuracy is a big plus, and he’s shown that he can lead his team down the field effectively. His performance against the Baltimore Ravens in 2022, where he threw for six touchdowns, was a cl...

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...