The 2025 NFL season is upon us, and we have a pretty good idea which teams possess a clear quarterback advantage. Only a select few, after all, have the luxury of deploying a transcendent talent under center, leaving the rest of the league to bank on more volatile signal-callers. But have the current standard-setters at the position always reigned supreme in this regard?
The answer is yes and no. Some, like the Green Bay Packers and San Francisco 49ers, are enjoying the latest in a long and proud line of star quarterbacks. Meanwhile others, like the Kansas City Chiefs, are experiencing their first truly spectacular gunslinging in decades. Still others, like the Indianapolis Colts, are trying desperately to extend a large but fast-fading legacy.
In anticipation of the new season, Cody Benjamin and Bryan DeArdo teamed up to review the all-time quarterback history of all 32 NFL teams, ranking them from least to most impressive using the following criteria:
Individual impact of top quarterbacks (MVPs, Pro Bowls, All-Pros, etc.)Longevity of top quarterbacks’ careersTeam success and championships wonOverall depth of team’s history of quarterbacks
Here is their complete breakdown, with all 32 teams separated into five tiers:
*Tier 5: Desperate Dreamers
Ranked and compiled by Bryan DeArdo.
Top QBs: Matt Schaub, C.J. Stroud, Deshaun Watson
Houston’s last-place finish is partially a result of the Texans being the NFL’s youngest team. At this point, the best quarterback in Texans history may well be the one currently under center.
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