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All 14 playoff quarterbacks (including Bo Nix) ranked by Total QBR

Broncos QB Bo Nix has a Total QBR rating of 57.2 going into the NFL playoffs, which ranked 12th among the league’s 14 playoff quarterbacks.

Going into the Wild Card round of the NFL playoffs, Denver Broncos rookie quarterback Bo Nix has a Total QBR rating of 57.2. He ranked 19th among primary starters in the regular season, and Nix is ranked 12th among the 14 quarterbacks who have reached the postseason.

Nix’s traditional passer rating this season was 93.3, which ranked 13th among QBs in the playoffs this year.

Unlike a traditional passer rating, the Total QBR “incorporates all of a quarterback’s contributions to winning, including how he impacts the game on passes, rushes, turnovers and penalties,” according to ESPN.

The metric takes into account scenarios that a traditional passer rating overlooks and considers “a team’s level of success or failure on every play to provide the proper context and then allocates credit to the quarterback and his teammate to produce a clearer measure of quarterback efficiency.”

With that context in mind, here’s a look at how Nix stacks up against the NFL’s playoffs quarterbacks going into the Wild Card round.

NFL playoff QBs ranked by Total QBR

  1. Lamar Jackson, Ravens: 77.5
  2. Josh Allen, Bills: 77.2
  3. Jayden Daniels, Commanders: 70.6
  4. Jordan Love, Packers: 69.2
  5. Jared Goff, Lions: 68.5
  6. Patrick Mahomes, Chiefs: 67.9
  7. Jalen Hurts, Eagles: 65.6
  8. Justin Herbert, Chargers: 65.3
  9. Matthew Stafford, Rams: 64.9
  10. Baker Mayfield, Bucs: 61.8
  11. Sam Darnold, Vikings: 60.6
  12. Bo Nix, Broncos: 57.2
  13. Russell Wilson, Steelers: 51.3
  14. C.J. Stroud, Texans: 50.2

Nix is one of two rookie QBs who made the playoffs, joined by Jayden Daniels (No. 3). Notably, Nix is ranked higher than ex-Broncos quarterback Russell Wilson (No. 13) as well as second-year QB C.J. Stroud (No. 14).

Nix and Co. will look to upset Josh Allen (No. 2) and the Buffalo Bills in their playoff showdown on Sunday.

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All 32 NFL quarterbacks (including Bo Nix) ranked by Total QBR

Broncos rookie quarterback Bo Nix posted a Total QBR rating of 57.2 in 2024, which ranked 19th among primary starters.

Denver Broncos rookie quarterback Bo Nix posted a Total QBR rating of 97.3 in the team’s 38-0 win over the Kansas City Chiefs in Week 18, bringing his season-long Total QBR average to 57.2.

With the regular season wrapped up, Nix’s 2024 Total QBR rating (57.2) has improved since last week (54.1), but his overall rank among primary starters (No. 19) in 2024 is down from his rank among last week’s starters (No. 16).

Nix’s traditional passer rating this season was 93.3, which ranked 18th during the 2024 season.

Unlike a traditional passer rating, the Total QBR “incorporates all of a quarterback’s contributions to winning, including how he impacts the game on passes, rushes, turnovers and penalties,” according to ESPN.

The metric takes into account scenarios that a traditional passer rating overlooks and considers “a team’s level of success or failure on every play to provide the proper context and then allocates credit to the quarterback and his teammate to produce a clearer measure of quarterback efficiency.”

With that context in mind, here’s a look at how Nix stacked up against the NFL’s other starting quarterbacks this season. Note that we have included each team’s primary 2024 quarterback, so some QBs are listed despite not finishing the year as a starter (or with a different team).

NFL QBs ranked by Total QBR in 2024

  1. Lamar Jackson, Ravens: 77.5
  2. Josh Allen, Bills: 77.2
  3. Joe Burrow, Bengals: 75.0
  4. Jayden Daniels, Commanders: 70.6
  5. Jordan Love, Packers: 69.2
  6. Jared Goff, Lions: 68.5
  7. Brock Purdy, 49ers: 68.0
  8. Patrick Mahomes, Chiefs: 67.9
  9. Kyler Murray, Cardinals: 66.5
  10. Jalen Hurts, Eagles: 65.6
  11. Justin Herbert, Chargers: 65.3
  12. Matthew Stafford, Rams: 64.9
  13. Derek Carr, Saints: 63.1
  14. Baker Mayfield, Bucs: 61.8
  15. Sam Darnold, Vikings: 60.6
  16. Tua Tagovailoa, Dolphins: 60.3
  17. Trevor Lawrence, Jaguars: 59.2
  18. Drake Maye, Patriots: 58.4
  19. Bo Nix, Broncos: 57.2
  20. Jameis Winston, Browns: 56.4
  21. Bryce Young, Panthers: 54.5
  22. Geno Smith, Seahawks: 53.8
  23. Russell Wilson, Steelers: 51.3
  24. Kirk Cousins, Falcons: 51.0
  25. C.J. Stroud, Texans: 50.2
  26. Aaron Rodgers, Jets: 48.2
  27. Daniel Jones, Giants: 47.7
  28. Anthony Richardson, Colts: 46.5
  29. Caleb Williams, Bears: 46.7
  30. Dak Prescott, Cowboys: 45.8
  31. Gardner Minshew, Raiders: 38.3
  32. Will Levis, Titans: 27.6

Nix is now set to face the Buffalo Bills in the Wild Card round of the NFL playoffs.

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All 32 NFL quarterbacks (including Bo Nix) ranked by Total QBR

Broncos rookie quarterback Bo Nix has a Total QBR rating of 54.1 through 17 weeks. He ranks 16th in the NFL.

Denver Broncos rookie quarterback Bo Nix posted a Total QBR rating of 64.7 in the team’s 30-24 loss to the Cincinnati Bengals in Week 17, bringing his season-long Total QBR average to 54.1.

Nix’s season-long rating has improved since last week (53.1) and his overall rank (No. 16) among current starters is up four spots since last week (No. 20).

Nix’s traditional passer rating this season is 89.2, which ranks 19th.

Unlike a traditional passer rating, the Total QBR “incorporates all of a quarterback’s contributions to winning, including how he impacts the game on passes, rushes, turnovers and penalties,” according to ESPN.

The metric takes into account scenarios that a traditional passer rating overlooks and considers “a team’s level of success or failure on every play to provide the proper context and then allocates credit to the quarterback and his teammate to produce a clearer measure of quarterback efficiency.”

With that context in mind, here’s a look at how Nix stacks up against the NFL’s other starting quarterbacks this fall.

NFL QBs ranked by Total QBR after Week 17

  1. Lamar Jackson: 78.0
  2. Joe Burrow: 76.7
  3. Josh Allen: 76.7
  4. Jayden Daniels: 72.4
  5. Jordan Love: 69.8
  6. Patrick Mahomes: 68.5
  7. Brock Purdy: 67.8
  8. Jared Goff: 67.1
  9. Kyler Murray: 66.9
  10. Jalen Hurts: 66.1
  11. Matthew Stafford: 64.7
  12. Sam Darnold: 63.4
  13. Justin Herbert: 61.8
  14. Baker Mayfield: 59.4
  15. Drake Maye: 59.0
  16. Bo Nix: 54.1
  17. Russell Wilson: 53.0
  18. Geno Smith: 52.7
  19. Aidan O’Connell: 50.6
  20. Drew Lock: 50.3
  21. C.J. Stroud: 49.0
  22. Aaron Rodgers: 48.3
  23. Bryce Young: 48.0
  24. Anthony Richardson: 46.5
  25. Caleb Williams: 45.5
  26. Michael Penix: 44.1
  27. Cooper Rush: 40.4
  28. Mac Jones: 39.3
  29. Spencer Rattler: 36.9
  30. Tyler Huntley: 36.7
  31. Will Levis: 30.2
  32. Dorian Thompson-Robinson: 18.9

Nix will look to improve his Total QBR rating when the Broncos host the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday.

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All 32 NFL quarterbacks (including Bo Nix) ranked by Total QBR

Broncos rookie quarterback Bo Nix has a Total QBR rating of 53.1 through 16 weeks. He ranks 20th in the NFL.

Denver Broncos rookie quarterback Bo Nix posted a Total QBR rating of 63.3 in the team’s 34-27 loss to the Los Angeles Chargers in Week 16, bringing his season-long Total QBR average to 53.1.

Nix’s season-long rating has improved since last week (52.2) and his overall rank (No. 20) among starters is also up one spot since last week (No. 21).

Nix’s traditional passer rating this season is 87.7, which ranks 24th.

Unlike a traditional passer rating, the Total QBR “incorporates all of a quarterback’s contributions to winning, including how he impacts the game on passes, rushes, turnovers and penalties,” according to ESPN.

The metric takes into account scenarios that a traditional passer rating overlooks and considers “a team’s level of success or failure on every play to provide the proper context and then allocates credit to the quarterback and his teammate to produce a clearer measure of quarterback efficiency.”

With that context in mind, here’s a look at how Nix stacks up against the NFL’s other starting quarterbacks this fall. Note that these rankings are from being Week 17 games, so Christmas Day performances will be counted next week.

NFL QBs ranked by Total QBR after Week 16

  1. Josh Allen: 76.7
  2. Lamar Jackson: 75.5
  3. Joe Burrow: 74.2
  4. Jayden Daniels: 71.9
  5. Jordan Love: 67.8
  6. Kyler Murray: 67.6
  7. Patrick Mahomes: 66.7
  8. Jared Goff: 66.4
  9. Jalen Hurts: 66.3
  10. Matthew Stafford: 65.7
  11. Brock Purdy: 65.2
  12. Sam Darnold: 62.0
  13. Drake Maye: 60.0
  14. Tua Tagovailoa: 59.8
  15. Justin Herbert: 59.7
  16. Baker Mayfield: 57.2
  17. Mason Rudolph: 54.4
  18. Russell Wilson: 53.5
  19. Geno Smith: 53.4
  20. Bo Nix: 53.1
  21. Aaron Rodgers: 52.2
  22. C.J. Stroud: 51.4
  23. Michael Penix: 50.8
  24. Caleb Williams: 47.5
  25. Anthony Richardson: 47.2
  26. Bryce Young: 47.1
  27. Cooper Rush: 40.8
  28. Aidan O’Connell: 39.5
  29. Spencer Rattler: 37.1
  30. Mac Jones: 35.9
  31. Drew Lock: 32.7
  32. Dorian Thompson-Robinson: 18.0

Nix will look to improve his Total QBR rating when the Broncos take on the Cincinnati Bengals in a Saturday afternoon special in Week 17.

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All 32 NFL quarterbacks (including Bo Nix) ranked by Total QBR

Broncos rookie quarterback Bo Nix has a Total QBR rating of 52.2 through 15 weeks. He ranks 21st in the NFL.

Denver Broncos rookie quarterback Bo Nix posted a Total QBR rating of 15.2 in the team’s 31-13 win over the Indianapolis Colts in Week 15, bringing his season-long Total QBR average to 52.2.

Nix’s season-long rating has dropped since last week (56.2) and his overall rank (No. 21) among starters is also down since last week (No. 19).

Nix’s traditional passer rating this season is 86.1, which ranks 24th.

Unlike a traditional passer rating, the Total QBR “incorporates all of a quarterback’s contributions to winning, including how he impacts the game on passes, rushes, turnovers and penalties,” according to ESPN.

The metric takes into account scenarios that a traditional passer rating overlooks and considers “a team’s level of success or failure on every play to provide the proper context and then allocates credit to the quarterback and his teammate to produce a clearer measure of quarterback efficiency.”

With that context in mind, here’s a look at how Nix stacks up against the NFL’s other starting quarterbacks this fall.

NFL QBs ranked by Total QBR after Week 15

  1. Michael Penix: 95.3
  2. Josh Allen: 79.3
  3. Lamar Jackson: 76.0
  4. Joe Burrow: 74.0
  5. Kyler Murray: 68.3
  6. Jayden Daniels: 67.9
  7. Matthew Stafford: 66.4
  8. Jordan Love: 66.3
  9. Jared Goff: 65.6
  10. Jalen Hurts: 65.4
  11. Brock Purdy: 65.2
  12. Patrick Mahomes: 64.6
  13. Tua Tagovailoa: 61.2
  14. Sam Darnold: 60.2
  15. Drake Maye: 58.7
  16. Justin Herbert: 56.5
  17. Baker Mayfield: 56.1
  18. Russell Wilson: 55.3
  19. Aaron Rodgers: 53.9
  20. Mason Rudolph: 53.4
  21. Bo Nix: 52.2
  22. Geno Smith: 52.1
  23. C.J. Stroud: 49.8
  24. Caleb Williams: 48.1
  25. Anthony Richardson: 46.5
  26. Drew Lock: 45.3
  27. Bryce Young: 44.0
  28. Spencer Rattler: 42.0
  29. Aidan O’Connell: 40.7
  30. Cooper Rush: 36.3
  31. Mac Jones: 34.1
  32. Dorian Thompson-Robinson: 16.4

Nix will look to improve his Total QBR rating when the Broncos take on the Los Angeles Chargers on Thursday Night Football in Week 16.

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All 32 NFL quarterbacks (including Bo Nix) ranked by Total QBR

Broncos rookie quarterback Bo Nix has a Total QBR rating of 56.2 through 14 weeks. He ranks 19th in the NFL.

Denver Broncos rookie quarterback Bo Nix posted a Total QBR rating of 41.4 in the team’s 41-32 win over the Cleveland Browns in Week 13, bringing his season-long Total QBR average to 56.2.

Nix’s season-long rating is up since Week 13 (55.9), but his overall rank (No. 19) among starters is down one spot since last week (No. 18).

Nix’s traditional passer rating this season is 87.9, which ranks 21st.

Unlike a traditional passer rating, the Total QBR “incorporates all of a quarterback’s contributions to winning, including how he impacts the game on passes, rushes, turnovers and penalties,” according to ESPN.

The metric takes into account scenarios that a traditional passer rating overlooks and considers “a team’s level of success or failure on every play to provide the proper context and then allocates credit to the quarterback and his teammate to produce a clearer measure of quarterback efficiency.”

With that context in mind, here’s a look at how Nix stacks up against the NFL’s other starting quarterbacks this fall.

NFL QBs ranked by Total QBR after Week 14

  1. Josh Allen: 76.7
  2. Joe Burrow: 74.1
  3. Lamar Jackson: 73.8
  4. Jayden Daniels: 72.6
  5. Kyler Murray: 71.6
  6. Brock Purdy: 68.5
  7. Jameis Winston: 76.0
  8. Matthew Stafford: 65.6
  9. Jalen Hurts: 65.2
  10. Patrick Mahomes: 64.6
  11. Jordan Love: 64.2
  12. Jared Goff: 63.6
  13. Derek Carr: 63.2
  14. Tua Tagovailoa: 63.1
  15. Sam Darnold: 59.0
  16. Drake Maye: 58.6
  17. Russell Wilson: 57.1
  18. Justin Herbert: 57.0
  19. Bo Nix: 56.2
  20. Kirk Cousins: 56.2
  21. Geno Smith: 53.7
  22. C.J. Stroud: 53.0
  23. Baker Mayfield: 51.9
  24. Aaron Rodgers: 51.4
  25. Bryce Young: 50.9
  26. Anthony Richardson: 48.4
  27. Caleb Williams: 46.4
  28. Aidan O’Connell: 40.2
  29. Will Levis: 30.5
  30. Cooper Rush: 30.4
  31. Mac Jones: 29.3
  32. Tommy DeVito: 16.0

Coming out of his bye week, Nix will look to improve his Total QBR rating when the Broncos host the Indianapolis Colts in Week 15.

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All 32 NFL quarterbacks (including Bo Nix) ranked by Total QBR

Broncos rookie quarterback Bo Nix has a Total QBR rating of 55.5 through 13 weeks. He ranks 18th in the NFL.

Denver Broncos rookie quarterback Bo Nix posted a Total QBR rating of 41.4 in the team’s 41-32 win over the Cleveland Browns last week, bringing his season-long Total QBR average to 55.5.

That’s a slight decrease from last week’s rating (55.9), but Nix’s rank among starting QBs (No. 18) has actually improved since last week (No. 21).

Nix’s traditional passer rating this season is 87.9, which ranks 21st.

Unlike a traditional passer rating, the Total QBR “incorporates all of a quarterback’s contributions to winning, including how he impacts the game on passes, rushes, turnovers and penalties,” according to ESPN.

The metric takes into account scenarios that a traditional passer rating overlooks and considers “a team’s level of success or failure on every play to provide the proper context and then allocates credit to the quarterback and his teammate to produce a clearer measure of quarterback efficiency.”

With that context in mind, here’s a look at how Nix stacks up against the NFL’s other starting quarterbacks this fall.

NFL QBs ranked by Total QBR after Week 13

  1. Kyler Murray: 75.1
  2. Josh Allen: 74.5
  3. Joe Burrow: 73.9
  4. Lamar Jackson: 73.4
  5. Jayden Daniels: 71.8
  6. Jameis Winston: 70.0
  7. Derek Carr: 65.0
  8. Brock Purdy: 64.7
  9. Jalen Hurts: 64.6
  10. Patrick Mahomes: 64.4
  11. Matthew Stafford: 60.8
  12. Jordan Love: 60.4
  13. Tua Tagovailoa: 60.2
  14. Drake Maye: 58.0
  15. Jared Goff: 57.7
  16. Russell Wilson: 56.9
  17. Sam Darnold: 56.0
  18. Bo Nix: 55.5
  19. Geno Smith: 55.0
  20. Justin Herbert: 55.0
  21. Kirk Cousins: 54.6
  22. C.J. Stroud: 53.6
  23. Aidan O’Connell: 53.3
  24. Baker Mayfield: 52.9
  25. Anthony Richardson: 49.5
  26. Aaron Rodgers: 48.2
  27. Caleb Williams: 47.1
  28. Bryce Young: 39.1
  29. Drew Lock: 39.1
  30. Cooper Rush: 34.3
  31. Will Levis: 32.9
  32. Mac Jones: 28.1

Nix will look to improve his Total QBR rating after the bye when the Broncos host the Indianapolis Colts in Week 15.

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All 32 NFL quarterbacks (including Bo Nix) ranked by Total QBR

Broncos rookie quarterback Bo Nix has a Total QBR rating of 55.9 through 12 weeks. He ranks 21st in the NFL.

Denver Broncos rookie quarterback Bo Nix posted a Total QBR rating of 64.8 in the team’s 29-19 win over the Las Vegas Raiders last week, bringing his season-long Total QBR average to 55.9.

That’s a slight improvement from last week’s rating (55.3), but Nix’s rank among starting QBs (No. 21) dropped one spot from last week (No. 20).

Nix’s traditional passer rating this season is 89.9, which ranks 20th.

Unlike a traditional passer rating, the Total QBR “incorporates all of a quarterback’s contributions to winning, including how he impacts the game on passes, rushes, turnovers and penalties,” according to ESPN.

The metric takes into account scenarios that a traditional passer rating overlooks and considers “a team’s level of success or failure on every play to provide the proper context and then allocates credit to the quarterback and his teammate to produce a clearer measure of quarterback efficiency.”

With that context in mind, here’s a look at how Nix stacks up against the NFL’s other starting quarterbacks this fall.

NFL QBs ranked by Total QBR after Week 12

  1. Lamar Jackson: 75.9
  2. Joe Burrow: 75.6
  3. Josh Allen: 73.2
  4. Kyler Murray: 72.5
  5. Brock Purdy: 67.6
  6. Patrick Mahomes: 66.8
  7. Jameis Winston: 66.7
  8. Jayden Daniels: 66.5
  9. Jalen Hurts: 63.7
  10. Matthew Stafford: 62.4
  11. Trevor Lawrence: 61.8
  12. Derek Carr: 61.7
  13. Tua Tagovailoa: 60.0
  14. Sam Darnold: 59.4
  15. Baker Mayfield: 59.3
  16. Jordan Love: 58.4
  17. Justin Herbert: 58.1
  18. Jared Goff: 57.1
  19. Drake Maye: 57.7
  20. Kirk Cousins: 56.8
  21. Bo Nix: 55.9
  22. Geno Smith: 54.6
  23. Aaron Rodgers: 51.4
  24. C.J. Stroud: 51.3
  25. Russell Wilson: 50.1
  26. Caleb Williams: 48.9
  27. Aidan O’Connell: 47.3
  28. Anthony Richardson: 45.9
  29. Will Levis: 36.4
  30. Bryce Young: 35.8
  31. Cooper Rush: 33.2
  32. Drew Lock: 9.3

Nix will look to improve his Total QBR rating when the Broncos host the Cleveland Browns on Monday Night Football in Week 13.

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All 32 NFL quarterbacks (including Bo Nix) ranked by Total QBR

Broncos rookie quarterback Bo Nix has a Total QBR rating of 55.3 through 11 weeks. He ranks 20th in the NFL.

Denver Broncos rookie quarterback Bo Nix posted a Total QBR rating of 75.5 in the team’s 38-6 win over the Atlanta Falcons last week, bringing his season-long Total QBR average to 55.3.

That’s a slight improvement from last week’s rating (54.4), but Nix’s rank among starting QBs is unchanged from last week (No. 20).

Nix’s traditional passer rating this season is 89.3, which ranks 21st.

Unlike a traditional passer rating, the Total QBR “incorporates all of a quarterback’s contributions to winning, including how he impacts the game on passes, rushes, turnovers and penalties,” according to ESPN.

The metric takes into account scenarios that a traditional passer rating overlooks and considers “a team’s level of success or failure on every play to provide the proper context and then allocates credit to the quarterback and his teammate to produce a clearer measure of quarterback efficiency.”

With that context in mind, here’s a look at how Nix stacks up against the NFL’s other starting quarterbacks this fall.

NFL QBs ranked by Total QBR after Week 11

  1. Joe Burrow: 76.1
  2. Lamar Jackson: 75.0
  3. Kyler Murray: 74.9
  4. Josh Allen: 72.7
  5. Jayden Daniels: 67.6
  6. Brock Purdy: 67.4
  7. Patrick Mahomes: 67.0
  8. Derek Carr: 62.1
  9. Jalen Hurts: 62.0
  10. Matthew Stafford: 60.6
  11. Tua Tagovailoa: 60.4
  12. Drake Maye: 59.6
  13. Jared Goff: 59.4
  14. Jordan Love: 59.3
  15. Kirk Cousins: 56.3
  16. Justin Herbert: 56.3
  17. Baker Mayfield: 56.2
  18. Sam Darnold: 55.7
  19. Geno Smith: 55.4
  20. Bo Nix: 55.3
  21. C.J. Stroud: 54.4
  22. Aaron Rodgers: 51.0
  23. Jameis Winston: 61.0
  24. Russell Wilson: 59.5
  25. Anthony Richardson: 45.9
  26. Caleb Williams: 44.5
  27. Gardner Minshew: 39.1
  28. Will Levis: 32.6
  29. Bryce Young: 32.5
  30. Cooper Rush: 28.4
  31. Mac Jones: 17.7
  32. Drew Lock: 8.7

Nix and Co. will go on the road to face the Las Vegas Raiders in Week 12.

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All 32 NFL quarterbacks (including Bo Nix) ranked by Total QBR

Broncos rookie quarterback Bo Nix has a Total QBR rating of 54.4 through ten weeks. He ranks 20th in the NFL.

Denver Broncos rookie quarterback Bo Nix posted a Total QBR rating of 69.2 in a 16-14 loss to the Kansas City Chiefs last week, bringing his season-long Total QBR average to 54.4.

That’s a slight improvement from last week’s rating (53.3), and Nix has jumped from being ranked No. 22 last week up to No. 20 this week.

Nix’s traditional passer rating this season is 82.9, which ranks 26th.

Unlike a traditional passer rating, the Total QBR “incorporates all of a quarterback’s contributions to winning, including how he impacts the game on passes, rushes, turnovers and penalties,” according to ESPN.

The metric takes into account scenarios that a traditional passer rating overlooks and considers “a team’s level of success or failure on every play to provide the proper context and then allocates credit to the quarterback and his teammate to produce a clearer measure of quarterback efficiency.”

With that context in mind, here’s a look at how Nix stacks up against the NFL’s other starting quarterbacks this fall.

NFL QBs ranked by Total QBR after Week 10

  1. Lamar Jackson: 76.9
  2. Kyler Murray: 75.7
  3. Joe Burrow: 74.3
  4. Jayden Daniels: 71.2
  5. Josh Allen: 70.3
  6. Patrick Mahomes: 67.7
  7. Brock Purdy: 66.6
  8. Jalen Hurts: 64.3
  9. Derek Carr: 61.3
  10. Jameis Winston: 61.0
  11. Justin Herbert: 59.6
  12. Matthew Stafford: 59.5
  13. Russell Wilson: 59.5
  14. Kirk Cousins: 57.9
  15. Baker Mayfield: 55.9
  16. Jordan Love: 55.5
  17. Drake Maye: 55.2
  18. Sam Darnold: 54.7
  19. C.J. Stroud: 54.6
  20. Bo Nix: 54.4
  21. Jared Goff: 54.2
  22. Geno Smith: 52.3
  23. Aaron Rodgers: 52.0
  24. Tua Tagovailoa: 50.3
  25. Daniel Jones: 46.3
  26. Caleb Williams: 38.4
  27. Gardner Minshew: 37.8
  28. Anthony Richardson: 37.6
  29. Bryce Young: 32.7
  30. Will Levis: 31.8
  31. Cooper Rush: 24.8
  32. Mac Jones: 11.4

Nix and the Broncos will host the Atlanta Falcons in Week 11.

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