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Before anyone asks "Why is Dak above Rodgers???"
Because this is based on who's looking hot at the moment. While Rodgers was fantastic against the Lions (bad team) and Niners, he was awful against the Saints. Dak has not had a bad game yet. He's had 3 out of 3 very good games. That's a lot of QBs currently, I know - but people like Carr and Stafford were not in the Top 10 at the beginning of the year so they have more ground to catch up. Simple as that.
https://www.profootballnetwork.com/qb-power-rankings-2021/
1) Patrick Mahomes, Kansas City Chiefs
Season: 2 GP | 340.0 YPG (3rd) | 76.1% (4th) | 6.4 avg CAY (T-13th) | 9.0 TD% (5th) | 1.5 INT% (15th) | 21 rush yards (16th) | 1 rush TD (T-4th)
It wasn’t perfect, but Patrick Mahomes’ onslaught of production extended into Week 2. Mahomes has tossed at least 3 scores for consecutive weeks, amassing no fewer than 337 passing yards. With the Kansas City Chiefs’ defense playing like it is, I expect there to be an abundance of spectacular performances from the league’s most talented passer.
2) Russell Wilson, Seattle Seahawks
Season: 2 GP | 298.5 YPG (8th) | 74.1% (5th) | 8.3 avg CAY (2nd) | 11.1 TD% (2nd) | 0.0 INT% (T-1st) | 25 rush yards (13th) | 0 rush TDs (T-13th)
Russell Wilson’s long ball continued into the second stanza of the NFL regular season. After catapulting 3 more deep throws downfield — combining for 112 air yards and 2 touchdowns — only Daniel Jones (9.2) averages more air yards per completion. Wilson’s number isn’t being called upon as much as it was in early 2020. Yet, only a few quarterbacks are playing as proficient as the Seahawks’ franchise passer.
3) Tom Brady, Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Season: 2 GP | 327.5 YPG (5th) | 65.1% (24th) | 6.7 avg CAY (T-10th) | 10.5 TD% (3rd) | 2.3 INT% (20th) | 6 rush yards (25th) | 0 rush TDs (T-13th)
Does Tom Brady look spry or what? It’s as if he’s so accustomed to winning that he wants to share that success with as many other players as he can before retiring in 2057. Take Sunday’s game, for instance. Brady completed passes to 10 different players, garnering 5 scores on 24-of-36 passing. He’s on track for yet another Super Bowl run, and at the same time, he’s making sure the entire Tampa Bay roster gets in on the fun.
4) Dak Prescott, Dallas Cowboys
Season: 2 GP | 320.0 YPG (6th) | 76.5% (3rd) | 4.3 avg CAY (29th) | 3.5 TD% (22nd) | 2.4 INT% (21st) | 13 rush yards (22nd) | 0 rush TDs (T-13th)
After attempting 58 passes in Week 1, Dak Prescott’s arm was given a break against the Los Angeles Chargers. After all, Big D’s stud passer just recovered from a shoulder strain mere weeks ago. Despite the reduction in pass attempts, Prescott made the most of his opportunities, completing 23-of-27 passes, concurrently securing a much-needed win in the process.
5) Matthew Stafford, Los Angeles Rams ⇑1
Season: 2 GP | 299.5 YPG (7th) | 69.6% (14th) | 7.9 avg CAY (3rd) | 8.9 TD% (6th) | 1.8 INT% (17th) | -4 rush yards (32nd) | 0 rush TDs (T-13th)
Two games into a season under a new helmet, and Matthew Stafford looks as if he’s played for coach Sean McVay his entire career. Furthermore, Stafford is clicking with receivers Robert Woods and Cooper Kupp as the 2-0 Los Angeles Rams look to knock off the defending Super Bowl champion Bucs next weekend. If Stafford outduels Brady, expect another jump in our QB power rankings.
Because this is based on who's looking hot at the moment. While Rodgers was fantastic against the Lions (bad team) and Niners, he was awful against the Saints. Dak has not had a bad game yet. He's had 3 out of 3 very good games. That's a lot of QBs currently, I know - but people like Carr and Stafford were not in the Top 10 at the beginning of the year so they have more ground to catch up. Simple as that.
https://www.profootballnetwork.com/qb-power-rankings-2021/
1) Patrick Mahomes, Kansas City Chiefs
Season: 2 GP | 340.0 YPG (3rd) | 76.1% (4th) | 6.4 avg CAY (T-13th) | 9.0 TD% (5th) | 1.5 INT% (15th) | 21 rush yards (16th) | 1 rush TD (T-4th)
It wasn’t perfect, but Patrick Mahomes’ onslaught of production extended into Week 2. Mahomes has tossed at least 3 scores for consecutive weeks, amassing no fewer than 337 passing yards. With the Kansas City Chiefs’ defense playing like it is, I expect there to be an abundance of spectacular performances from the league’s most talented passer.
2) Russell Wilson, Seattle Seahawks
Season: 2 GP | 298.5 YPG (8th) | 74.1% (5th) | 8.3 avg CAY (2nd) | 11.1 TD% (2nd) | 0.0 INT% (T-1st) | 25 rush yards (13th) | 0 rush TDs (T-13th)
Russell Wilson’s long ball continued into the second stanza of the NFL regular season. After catapulting 3 more deep throws downfield — combining for 112 air yards and 2 touchdowns — only Daniel Jones (9.2) averages more air yards per completion. Wilson’s number isn’t being called upon as much as it was in early 2020. Yet, only a few quarterbacks are playing as proficient as the Seahawks’ franchise passer.
3) Tom Brady, Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Season: 2 GP | 327.5 YPG (5th) | 65.1% (24th) | 6.7 avg CAY (T-10th) | 10.5 TD% (3rd) | 2.3 INT% (20th) | 6 rush yards (25th) | 0 rush TDs (T-13th)
Does Tom Brady look spry or what? It’s as if he’s so accustomed to winning that he wants to share that success with as many other players as he can before retiring in 2057. Take Sunday’s game, for instance. Brady completed passes to 10 different players, garnering 5 scores on 24-of-36 passing. He’s on track for yet another Super Bowl run, and at the same time, he’s making sure the entire Tampa Bay roster gets in on the fun.
4) Dak Prescott, Dallas Cowboys
Season: 2 GP | 320.0 YPG (6th) | 76.5% (3rd) | 4.3 avg CAY (29th) | 3.5 TD% (22nd) | 2.4 INT% (21st) | 13 rush yards (22nd) | 0 rush TDs (T-13th)
After attempting 58 passes in Week 1, Dak Prescott’s arm was given a break against the Los Angeles Chargers. After all, Big D’s stud passer just recovered from a shoulder strain mere weeks ago. Despite the reduction in pass attempts, Prescott made the most of his opportunities, completing 23-of-27 passes, concurrently securing a much-needed win in the process.
5) Matthew Stafford, Los Angeles Rams ⇑1
Season: 2 GP | 299.5 YPG (7th) | 69.6% (14th) | 7.9 avg CAY (3rd) | 8.9 TD% (6th) | 1.8 INT% (17th) | -4 rush yards (32nd) | 0 rush TDs (T-13th)
Two games into a season under a new helmet, and Matthew Stafford looks as if he’s played for coach Sean McVay his entire career. Furthermore, Stafford is clicking with receivers Robert Woods and Cooper Kupp as the 2-0 Los Angeles Rams look to knock off the defending Super Bowl champion Bucs next weekend. If Stafford outduels Brady, expect another jump in our QB power rankings.
