NFL Expert Ranks Drew Lock as the Worst Starting Quarterback in the League

Most Broncos fans understand that we have "work in progress" with Drew Lock, but one expert thinks it's much worse...

The people at PFF.com put together their ultimate rankings of every starting NFL quarterback as the 2021 NFL season approaches. It’s based off prestige, past performances, stats and the current roster for each team. The Broncos' Drew Lock is last. Here's why:

The reason the Broncos acquired veteran quarterback Teddy Bridgewater to compete with Lock for the starting job is because Lock had the 32nd-ranked passing grade (63.4) out of 36 qualifying quarterbacks. He must find a way to clean up his 23 turnover-worthy plays and make better decisions. Lock shows promise at times — he had the eighth-best passing grade (92.3) when throwing between 15-20 yards and executing play-action pass. The leash won’t be long. If given the opportunity, Lock has to play consistently and smart for Fangio to stick with his young quarterback.

Here’s the full list of all 32 QBs:

  1. Patrick Mahomes
  2. Tom Brady
  3. Aaron Rodgers
  4. Russell Wilson
  5. Deshaun Watson
  6. Josh Allen
  7. Dak Prescott
  8. Lamar Jackson
  9. Matt Ryan
  10. Baker Mayfield
  11. Matthew Stafford
  12. Ryan Tannehill
  13. Derek Carr
  14. Kirk Cousins
  15. Justin Herbert
  16. Ben Roethlisberger
  17. Kyler Murray
  18. Joe Burrow
  19. Ryan Fitzpatrick
  20. Daniel Jones
  21. Trevor Lawrence
  22. Jimmy Garoppolo
  23. Carson Wentz
  24. Jameis Winston/Taysom Hill
  25. Justin Fields
  26. Jared Goff
  27. Cam Newton
  28. Sam Darnold
  29. Tua Tagovailoa
  30. Zach Wilson
  31. Jalen Hurts
  32. Drew Lock

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