The Arizona Cardinals finished their season 3-14 and had Jacoby Brissett as their starting quarterback for the final 12 games of the year. He went 1-11 in those games. He had some impressive volume passing numbers, but, in the final QB rankings of the season by NFL.com's Nick Shook, Brissett is in the second-to-lowest tier.

There's a new player at No. 1 in Nick Shook's QB Index rankings. Plus, who sparks a major shakeup in the second tier of passers? Check out the updated pecking order, 1-32, heading into Week 18 of the 2025 NFL season.

PFF grade: 28.6 PFF grade: 40.8 PFF grade: 51.0 PFF grade: 52.2 PFF grade: 53.0 PFF grade: 48.0 PFF grade: 57.8 PFF grade: 60.9 PFF grade: 61.6 PFF grade: 67.7 PFF grade: 68.8 PFF grade: 69.1 PFF grade: 70.0 PFF grade: 70.0

Quinn Ewers balled out against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in a 20-17 upset victory in Week 17. He threw for 172 yards and 2 touchdowns on 14 of 22 passing to become the first Miami rookie with multiple passing touchdowns in the first half of a game since Dan Marino. (+4)

The 2026 NFL draft cycle is gaining steam. The college playoffs roll on until a champion is crowned on January 19. After that, the draft calendar turns attention to the all-star game circuit in late January.

Quarterbacks carry a ton of value in fantasy football playoff leagues, so if you nail only one position, make it QB. Below, you'll find RotoBaller's updated 2026 fantasy football playoff league quarterback rankings to help you make the best lineup decisions for your 2026 fantasy football playoff

Rams' Matthew Stafford wins season crown in Miami Herald's 28th annual NFL Quarterback Rankings. See final top 40, where Dolphins' Tua lands

The Chicago Bears drafted Caleb Williams with the hope that he’d eventually become a perennial top-10 quarterback in the NFL—at the worst. (With his skills and talent, his ceiling is undoubtedly MVP-level if he ever reaches it.)