Week 3 Quarterback Power Rankings

Overtime Heroics Editorial

246 days ago

Let’s start off by saying that in week three, recent NFL draft pick busts have been climbing the ranks. Jalen Hurts had another great week, as did Trevor Lawerence. But some stars struggled: Mac Jones and (sort-of) Tua Tagovailoa. Some big-name veterans have been consistently underperforming this season. Our usual stats aside, young or old quarterbacks have to lead their team downfield, and to the endzone for the win.

LOOK BACK: Week 2 QB Power Rankings

Week 3 Quarterback Power Rankings

Quarterbacks	Week 3	Last Week
32. Justin Fields	32	32
31. Jimmy Garoppolo	31	31
30. Jacoby Brissett	30	30
29. Ryan Tannehill	29	29(Tied)
28. Jamies Winston	28	29(Tied)
27. Marcus Mariota	27	27
26. Mitchell Trubisky	26	24
25. Daniel Jones	25	25
24. Cooper Rush	24	26
23. Davis Mills	23	23
22. Geno Smith	22	22
21. Baker Mayfield	21	21
20. Jared Goff	20	18
19. Joe Flacco	19	15
18. Russell Wilson	18	16
17. Matthew Stafford	17	12
16. Mac Jones	16	22
15. Kirk Cousins	15	17
14. Matt Ryan	14	27
13. Carson Wentz	13	19
12. Justin Herbert	12	5
11. Derek Carr	11	11
10. Kyler Murray	10	13
9. Jalen Hurts	9	16
8. Joe Burrow	9	9
7. Tom Brady	8	4
6. Trevor Lawrence	7	10
5. Tua Tagovailoa	6	6
4. Aaron Rodgers	4	3
3. Patrick Mahomes	3	2
2. Lamar Jackson	2	7
1. Josh Allen	1	1
N/A Trey Lance
N/A Dak Prescott

Biggest Quarterback Power Rankings Movers

Biggest Mover UP:

Matt Ryan, Fired UP

Matt Ryan surprised us with a delightful performance this last week. Ryan Hooked up with Michael Pittman Jr. for a great game for the win over the heavily-favored Chiefs. Ryan ranked higher in the double digits simply because this proves that the Colts don’t need to rely on Johnathan Taylor to solely run the offense. The stat line doesn’t show how good Ryan was–he gets the biggest mover of the week.

Biggest Mover DOWN:

Russell Wilson, Down the Rabbit Hole

In terms of rankings, he keeps slipping further and further down the rabbit hole. Ever since his hot start in week one, he hasn’t topped 230 yards since. Wilson right now is relying on Javonte Williams and Melvin Gordon in what was supposed to be a revamped Broncos offense, as well as leaning on the Broncos’ defense. Wilson has been repeating “Broncos Country”, yet he keeps letting the “Country” down these last two weeks. It’s time Wilson showed his Seattle self, and not his Bronco self.

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