When people talk about legendary NFL quarterbacks, you hear the same names, Brady, Montana, Manning. But what about the guys who never got the love, despite putting up serious numbers and carrying struggling franchises?

A fair question to ask when a rookie quarterback is thrust onto an NFL field in his debut season, especially if most believe he's playing too soon.  Yet NFL coaches are people just like the rest of us,

Most NFL teams know who their Week 1 starter will be, but there are still a handful of QB1 jobs up for grabs, plus the ever-important backup quarterback positions. With training camp approaching, let’s rank all 32 NFL quarterback situations for 2025 from worst to first.

The NFL (like many other sports leagues) is bult on stars. Fans flock to stores to buy the jersey of Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Ja’Marr Chase. Tune in on Sunday to watch the exploits of Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes.

If any current player has a chance to get close enough to make things interesting, it’s Ravens running back Derrick Henry. He’s the active leading rusher, with 11,423 yards. That puts him at 19th on the list, already ahead of Hall of Famers like John Riggins, O.J. Simpson, Earl Campbell, Jim Taylor, Larry Csonka, and Terrell Davis.

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NFL analyst and retired wide receiver, Isaiah Stanback, believes New York Giants legend Eli Manning is the most underrated QB of all time.