Rankings the QB's we face - worst to first

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(Yesterday, 12:56 PM)bengalfan74 Wrote: I thought it might be fun to take a look at the opposing QB's we face and their ability to beat us? I'm hoping we get up near the middle of the pack on team D. So it's going to take an opposing QB and offense that can put up points (assuming our O is clicking) to beat us.

So, my take worst to first:

14. BROWNS - what a cluster **** Who knows who the starter will be? I'm just gonna guess K. Pickett but none of the other half dozen fill me with fear.

13. VIKINGS - J.J. McCarthy There's articles out there claiming he's going to light up the NFL this season. He's going to have to show me.

12 STEELERS - Another cluster. Is Rodgers going there? if he actually does they move up a bit. But Rodgers is old and a giant head case so not a lot, in my book. Otherwise M. Rudolph and that isn't a lot either.

11. PATRIOTS - D. Maye Hard to say what he is or isn't yet?

10. JETS - J. Fields I know he was handicapped in Chicago but still his ability to lift a team to the 30 point scoring even with Wilson, umm....

9. CARDINALS - K. Murray, his high TD total is 26 in 2020 and he's just never really proven he's much above average.

8. BEARS - C. Williams Had some decent games last year but nothing that screams he'll beat your ass.

7. BRONCOS - Bo Nix Overall really good season last year but I'm just hesitant to rank a guy with one year under his belt very high.

6. PACKERS - J. Love The media has been in love with him at times. I'm not convinced yet that he's a true game changer

5. DOLPHINS - T. Tagovailoa Has just been all over the map. Looks like a great one for 3 or 4 games then hits the wall a game or two. But when they're clicking he's a tough out.

4.JAGS - T. Lawrence Same as Tua

3. LIONS - J. Goff veteran QB who can beat you

2. RAVENS - L. Jackson wins regular season games galore then folds like a pup tent in playoffs

1. BILLS - Josh Allen needs nothing said

We play the Browns and Steelers twice of course so that should be at least 3 wins. Ravens, Bills, and Lions are only teams with true upper tier QB's in my book. There's 3-5 teams in the middle with bubble QB's.

I'd say we're a 12 win team based on QB's we're facing

Barring injuries, Cleveland is going to start either Joe Flacco or Shadeur Sanders week 1. If they want to look like they're trying to win, they'll start Flacco. If they want to go with the QB with the highest upside and just give him the season to see if he can be a franchise QB, then it'll be Sanders. I don't see how any of the other 27 QBs they have will be starting in week 1.