2018 QB draft and passer rating rankings this season

[US Egg]

29 minutes ago, Albany,n.y. said:

2020 was pretty good too. Burrow, Tua, Herbert, Love, Hurts.

You do that on purpose?

[MJS]

1 hour ago, ganesh said:

Is that because he has ZERO INTs?

They aren't very forthcoming in what all goes into QBR, but it accounts for rushing production as well as passing production.

[BigDingus]

6 hours ago, Sojourner said:

With Baker and Darnold turning their careers around that could go down as the third best draft for QBs. 
 

‘83 is #1, obviously. Kelly/Marino/Elway

’04 is #2. Big Ben/Eli/Rivers

Might even edge out ‘04. 

 

I'd say 2018 is still way behind '04.

 

2 of the 3 from '04 won multiple Super Bowls. The 2018 class needs a champion before it can get in that conversation, and hopefully it's our guy!

[HOUSE]

Ray Davis is hogging the ball and Coleman is to slow

It's killing Josh Allen's stats

[SoTier]

6 hours ago, LABILLBACKER said:

Darnold & Mayfield's current success will be short lived.  3 years or less from now they'll be backups again.

 

You may be right about Darnold but Mayfield has always been at least a decent starter.  He was Rookie of the Year in 2018, and he played pretty well in Cleveland, including 2021 when he played hurt most of the season.  The Browns kicked him to the curb in order to get Watson.  He spent part of 2022 in Carolina and the rest with the Rams (replacing Stafford who was injured).  In Tampa, he's shown again that he's a really good QB.

[HOUSE]

6 hours ago, LABILLBACKER said:

Darnold & Mayfield's current success will be short lived.  3 years or less from now they'll be backups again.

I don't know, a lot of talent there.