NFL's Worst QB Situations Ranked | NFL News

0:00On September 2nd, the NFL season is kicking off, and is that time of year again where we look at the teams with the most questionable quarterback. Situations. This isn't just about who's starting, but the whole Dept chart. We're talking about teams where injuries or poor performance could force them to try out someone less than ideal, and it happens more often than you think. This year, the list focuses on the bottom 10, using a QB tier system to rank the players. Looking at the bottom of the barrel, we see teams like the Carolina Panthers with Bryce Young, who shown flashes but hasn't consistently delivered. Then there's the Minnesota Vikings, bringing in Kyler Murray, hoping a change of scenery helps, with JJ McCarthy and Carson Wentz's backups. The Tennessee Titans are rolling with Cam Ward, a young player who had a rough rookie year with a lot of coaching changes. The Indianapolis Colter and a tough spot with Daniel Jones, who's had an up and down career and is coming off an injury, and their backups happen. Inspired much confidence, the New Orleans Saints have Tyler Show, who showed some promise, but the guys behind him, Spencer Ratler and Zach Wilson, have questionable track.

1:08Records. The Atlanta Falcons are in a bit of a QB puzzle, with two Otago Veloa and Michael Penix Jr. buying for snaps. Further down the list, the Miami Dolphins are dealing with Malik Willis, who hasn't had much starting experience, and the Arizona Cardinals are in a... We building phase with Jacobi Preset and Gardner Menshu. The New York Jets are sticking with Geno Smith, who had a rough go last season, with rookie Cade Clubnik as his only backup. And at the very bottom, the Cleveland Browns are starting to Sean Watson, who despite his past, is seen as the best option to move the ball. His backups include Shadour Sanders, who's a promising young player, but the overall situation in Cleveland is considered the least stable in the... League heading into this season. That's your update from NFL News Today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with the Story.