All Quarterbacks Taken in the 2023 Draft
NFL starting Quarterbacks 2023 involve Aaron Rodgers, Patrick Mahomes, and more. The starter QB needs to be top-class and able to handle the pressure.
The current NFL Quarterbacks by team is sectioned as a starter and backups. They can further be broken down into second-tier and third-tier QBs.
New York Jets
Jets have four QBs for the 2023 season. Aaron Rodgers will be the starter for them.
Zach Wilson and Chris Streveler are the second in line. Likewise, the free agent signing Tim Boyle is their reserve.
Miami Dolphins
Tua Tagovailoa will be starting the majority of games for the Dolphins. He was taken in the first number in the 2020 Draft.
Likewise, Skylar Thompson and Mike White will be backing Tua as the second-tier players. James Blackman will also be available.
Seattle Seahawks
Geno Smith is expected to start for the Seahawks. He has been with the roster since 2019.
The second-tier backups feature Drew Lock. Holton Ahlers will wait for his opportunity as a third alternative.
Cincinnati Bengals
Bengals will rely on their starter Joe Burrow for the offensive play. He was 2020’s No. 1 pick.
Jake Browning will be a substitute QB. They are searching for other QBs and have prioritized Brandon Allen and Trevor Siemian.
Las Vegas Raiders
Raiders signed Jimmy Garoppolo to be their starter. He penned a contract of $67.5 million for three years.
They will have Chase Garbers and Aidan O’Connell to back up Jimmy. Similarly, Brian Hoyer will have the tertiary QB role.
Chicago Bears
Justin Fields will take the starting role as a QB. He made his way to the team in the 2021 NFL Draft.
Nathan Peterman and PJ Walker will accompany Fields. The tertiary QB for them is Tyson Bagent.
New York Giants
Giants will start the games with Daniel Jones. The 25-year-old was picked in the sixth number in the 2019 draft.
The backup is Tyrod Taylor, while Tommy Devito aids as the final alternative.
Denver Broncos
Russel Wilson gets to start games for the Broncos. The Super Bowl champion (2013) was acquired via trade in 2022.
Jarrett Stidham is the second-tier, and Jarrett Guarantano is the third-tier alternative.
New England Patriots
Patriots side with Mac Jones as the starting QB. He replaced Cam Newton in the starting lineup in 2021.
Bailey Zappe is the second-tier reinforcement. The third-tier reserves are Trace McSorley and Malik Cunningham.
Green Bay Packers
Packers starting QB is Jordan Love. He has registered 606 passing yards ad three touchdowns in 10 games.
Danny Etling features as a second-grade backup. Sean Clifford is the third-tier aid.
Los Angeles Chargers
Justin Herbert is the starter. Easton Stick is second, and Max Duggan is the third-ranked QB respectively.
Indianapolis Colts
The new draftee Anthony Richardson will start for Colts. He was one of the three QBs chosen on the first day of the 2023 draft.
The second fiddle role goes to Nick Foles and Gardner Minshew. The last in line is Sam Ehlinger.
Kansas City Chiefs
Patrick Mahomes is the sure key QB for the Chiefs. The two-time Super Bowl champion (2019, 2022) will like to add another championship.
Shane Buechele will be there if anything goes sideways. Likewise, Blaine Gabbert and Chris Oladokun will also wait for their chance.
Tennessee Titans
Titans will rely on Ryan Tannehill to take charge of the offense. He will get the supporting role from the new draftee Will Levis.
Malik Willis is there to prove his talent and make a place as a regular member.
Jacksonville Jaguars
Trevor Lawrence will play a crucial part for the Jaguars. Lawrence replaced Patrick Mahomes for Pro Bowl Games for 2023.
C.J. Beathard will back the central playmaker, while Nathan Rourke has to impress the coaches to earn his shot.
Houston Texans
Texans will commence their play with C.J. Stroud. The rookie year will mark his league debut.
Davis Mills and Case Keenum will provide support to the youngster. Similarly, E.J. Perry is also present in the roster.
Pittsburgh Steelers
Kenny Pickett is a regular member of the Steelers’ name list. He started 12 games in 2022 and recorded seven touchdowns and 2,404 passing yards.
Mitch Trubisky is his primary support. Tanner Morgan may also feature in some outings.
Baltimore Ravens
Lamar Jackson is the new face of the Ravens. He arrives as a non-exclusive franchise tag sportsperson.
The second in command is Tyler Huntley and Anthony Brown. Nolan Henderson will be below them.
Cleveland Browns
Browns will head to the 2023 season with Deshaun Watson as their critical QB. D. Thompson and Kellen Mond will be ready to replace the ace performer.
The experienced Joshua Dobbs also features in the squad.
Buffalo Bills
A lot will fall on the shoulders of Josh Allen while putting on the Bills’ shirt this season. He has 138 touchdowns and 18,397 passing yards to his name.
Kylie Allen will accompany him. Matt Barkley has a reserve/future contract with the franchise.
Arizona Cardinals
Cardinals will look up to Colt McCoy to take charge of offensive play. He has the chance to show his prowess before the return of Kyler Murray.
The rookie Clayton Tune can provide perfect support. Likewise, David Blough can also take charge if necessary.
San Francisco 49ers
Trey Lance will start for the 49ers. Brock Purdy and Sam Darnold will feature as secondary and tertiary replacements.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Buccaneers will see the tussle between Baker Mayfield and Kyle Trask to be their central player in the pre-season period. The void left by Tom Brady will require immense dedication and result to establish a name in the position.
Kyle only has one game under his name, while Baker has started in 69 games. It is probable that the latter, with 16,288 passing yards and 102 touchdowns, will be preferred this season.
Carolina Panthers
The No. 1 choice Bryce Young will be the ace performer for the Panthers. He scored 98% on the S2 Test.
His most formidable competitor will be Andy Dalton. Matt Corral and Jacob Eason will also compete for the playing time.
Atlanta Falcons
Desmond Ridder will be critical for the Falcons in his second season. His rookie year resulted in 2 touchdowns and 708 passing yards.
Taylor Heinicke is second in line, and Logan Woodside is the alternative.
New Orleans Saints
Saints will love to start flawlessly with Derek Carr. He agreed a four-year deal for $150 million on 6th March 2023.
Jameis Winston has 21,840 passing yards and 139 touchdowns, making him a worthy competitor for the place in the team. New commer Jake Haerner and Jake Luton will be called if injury occurs to the former two athletes.
Minnesota Vikings
Vikings will go with the experienced Kirk Cousins. He has been featured four times in Pro Bowl (2016, 2019, 2021, 2022).
Jeren Hall and Nick Mullens will tussle to earn their place on the team.
Detroit Lions
Jared Goff is expected to feature in most games for the Lions. His career stats show 25,854-yard throws and 155 successful conversions.
Hendon Hooker is the alternative option. Likewise, Nate Sudfeld and Adrian Martinez are thring string players.
Philadelphia Eagles
Jalen Hurts will prove to be the commander on the field for the Eagles. Hurts is bound by the five-year contract of $255 million.
Marcus Mariota is his closest competitor for the position. Tanner McKee and Ian Book are also on the active roster.
Dallas Cowboys
Cowboys are counting on Dak Prescott to deliver big this season. The 2022 season stats for the player is 2,860-yard throws and 23 touchdowns.
Cooper Rush and Will Grier are placed as backups.
Washington Commanders
Commanders will have to see the pre-season performances of Jacoby Brissett and Sam Howell to determine their leading player.
Meanwhile, Jake Fromm also eyes his position in the team. Tim DeMorat is the third-string performer.
Los Angeles Rams
Matthew Stafford will take charge of offensive play for the LA Rams. His 41 touchdowns and 17 interceptions helped the franchise win the Super Bowl in 2021.
Stetson Bennett will play second-fiddle to Stafford. Dresser Winn also features in the active roster.
