NFL quarterback power rankings are down to 14 playoff contenders in the wild-card round. Here's how they stack up.

Every week, Bleacher Report has watched, analyzed and graded every quarterback performance. Now, the 2025 regular season is complete, and it's time for the final assessment. Some teams experienced a huge upswing thanks to improved quarterback play.

Since the NFL was founded 106 years ago in 1919, many great players have graced the gridiron. From legends of the past like Jim Thorpe, Joe Namath and Bo Jackson, to more recent superstars like Rob Gronkowski and Patrick Mahomes, there have been endless ...

Maye and Stafford finished 1-2, but what about the rest? Who was the biggest riser of the season? The biggest faller?

Quinn Ewers balled out against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in a 20-17 upset victory in Week 17. He threw for 172 yards and 2 touchdowns on 14 of 22 passing to become the first Miami rookie with multiple passing touchdowns in the first half of a game since Dan Marino. (+4)

Bears QB Caleb Williams said his confidence is at an all-time high as he prepares for Saturday's wild-card matchup vs. Packers.

Let's break down the final 2025 regular season quarterback rankings. The data is limited — but it does give us a pretty good idea of who has risen to the occasion this fall. Let’s see which quarterbacks were great and who truly stunk through 17 games.