NFL quarterback power rankings Week 10
1. Russell Wilson, Seahawks (last week: 2)
Wilson has played spectacular football and is long overdue for a Seattle reign as MVP. With their lingering defensive issues and running game not being quite as a reliable, the Seahawks’ playoff hopes rest mostly on his arm and legs. The 49ers present a big chance to pad his lead.
2. Deshaun Watson, Texans (3)
Watson did get some more help from his running game and defense in Week 9 before the bye, but he’s provided plenty of razzle and dazzle to lift his team back to first place in the AFC South.
3. Patrick Mahomes, Chiefs (not ranked)
Mahomes is trending toward a return from knee injury with his full practice week and can pick up where he left off picking apart an injury-riddled Titans defense. He has two games of lost production for which to make up, but we know he can get hot in a hurry to put up more undeniable numbers and jaw-dropping plays.
4. Lamar Jackson, Ravens (9)
Jackson got the biggest win of his young career by passing and running the Ravens to a rout of the Patriots. He’s a gamer and a winner, and although Baltimore’s defense has figured out more things of late, the team wouldn’t be in first place in the AFC North without everything he’s done, including a key win vs. Wilson.
5. Aaron Rodgers, Packers (1)
[COLOR=#444444][FONT="]Rodgers had some MVP momentum going into Week 10 after his two biggest games under Matt LaFleur, but then came the rough game in the loss at the Chargers. He’s doing his best to lift a limited receiving corps led by a limited Davante Adams. He will look to get well in a big way back in Green Bay.
1. Russell Wilson, Seahawks (last week: 2)
Wilson has played spectacular football and is long overdue for a Seattle reign as MVP. With their lingering defensive issues and running game not being quite as a reliable, the Seahawks’ playoff hopes rest mostly on his arm and legs. The 49ers present a big chance to pad his lead.
2. Deshaun Watson, Texans (3)
Watson did get some more help from his running game and defense in Week 9 before the bye, but he’s provided plenty of razzle and dazzle to lift his team back to first place in the AFC South.
3. Patrick Mahomes, Chiefs (not ranked)
Mahomes is trending toward a return from knee injury with his full practice week and can pick up where he left off picking apart an injury-riddled Titans defense. He has two games of lost production for which to make up, but we know he can get hot in a hurry to put up more undeniable numbers and jaw-dropping plays.
4. Lamar Jackson, Ravens (9)
Jackson got the biggest win of his young career by passing and running the Ravens to a rout of the Patriots. He’s a gamer and a winner, and although Baltimore’s defense has figured out more things of late, the team wouldn’t be in first place in the AFC North without everything he’s done, including a key win vs. Wilson.
5. Aaron Rodgers, Packers (1)
[COLOR=#444444][FONT="]Rodgers had some MVP momentum going into Week 10 after his two biggest games under Matt LaFleur, but then came the rough game in the loss at the Chargers. He’s doing his best to lift a limited receiving corps led by a limited Davante Adams. He will look to get well in a big way back in Green Bay.