The 2023 NFL season showcased the incredible talents of some of the league’s best quarterbacks. This list highlights the top 10 quarterbacks of the season based on their performances, as reflected in their PFF grades, passing yards, touchdowns, interceptions, rushing yards, and playoff wins.
Josh Allen – Buffalo Bills
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PFF Grade: 92.1
Passing Yards: 4800
Passing TDs: 42
Interceptions: 10
Rushing Yards: 800
Rushing TDs: 8
Playoff Wins: 2
Overview: Josh Allen led the Bills with an exceptional performance, combining impressive passing and rushing stats to secure his spot at the top.
Patrick Mahomes – Kansas City Chiefs
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PFF Grade: 90.5
Passing Yards: 4500
Passing TDs: 40
Interceptions: 12
Rushing Yards: 400
Rushing TDs: 5
Playoff Wins: 1
Overview: Mahomes continued to be a dynamic force for the Chiefs, showcasing his dual-threat capabilities on the field.
Lamar Jackson – Baltimore Ravens
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PFF Grade: 90.4
Passing Yards: 3800
Passing TDs: 35
Interceptions: 8
Rushing Yards: 1200
Rushing TDs: 12
Playoff Wins: 1
Overview: Jackson’s unique blend of passing and rushing made him a standout player, leading the Ravens with both his arm and legs.
Matthew Stafford – Los Angeles Rams
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PFF Grade: 88.2
Passing Yards: 4000
Passing TDs: 38
Interceptions: 9
Rushing Yards: 200
Rushing TDs: 2
Playoff Wins: 1
Overview: Stafford’s steady performance was key to the Rams’ success, contributing significantly in both the regular season and playoffs.
Brock Purdy – San Francisco 49ers
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PFF Grade: 87.4
Passing Yards: 4200
Passing TDs: 32
Interceptions: 7
Rushing Yards: 300
Rushing TDs: 4
Playoff Wins: 2
Overview: Purdy emerged as a reliable quarterback for the 49ers, leading them deep into the playoffs with his impressive stats.
Tua Tagovailoa – Miami Dolphins
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PFF Grade: 86.9
Passing Yards: 3900
Passing TDs: 30
Interceptions: 6
Rushing Yards: 150
Rushing TDs: 2
Playoff Wins: 0
Overview: Tagovailoa had a solid season for the Dolphins, showcasing his growth and potential as a top-tier quarterback.
Jalen Hurts – Philadelphia Eagles
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PFF Grade: 86.7
Passing Yards: 3700
Passing TDs: 28
Interceptions: 8
Rushing Yards: 500
Rushing TDs: 6
Playoff Wins: 0
Overview: Hurts continued to develop as a dual-threat quarterback, making significant contributions to the Eagles’ offense.
Dak Prescott – Dallas Cowboys
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PFF Grade: 86.1
Passing Yards: 4300
Passing TDs: 30
Interceptions: 5
Rushing Yards: 350
Rushing TDs: 4
Playoff Wins: 1
Overview: Prescott’s leadership and performance were instrumental for the Cowboys, highlighted by his low interception rate.
Jared Goff – Detroit Lions
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PFF Grade: 85.7
Passing Yards: 4100
Passing TDs: 34
Interceptions: 11
Rushing Yards: 200
Rushing TDs: 2
Playoff Wins: 0
Overview: Goff’s consistent play helped the Lions’ offense, delivering solid numbers throughout the season.
Justin Herbert – Los Angeles Chargers
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PFF Grade: 85.5
Passing Yards: 4400
Passing TDs: 36
Interceptions: 14
Rushing Yards: 450
Rushing TDs: 3
Playoff Wins: 0
Overview: Herbert’s impressive passing stats and mobility made him a key player for the Chargers.
Final Rankings:
Josh Allen
Patrick Mahomes
Lamar Jackson
Matthew Stafford
Brock Purdy
Tua Tagovailoa
Jalen Hurts
Dak Prescott
Jared Goff
Justin Herbert
These quarterbacks have proven themselves as the top performers of the 2023 NFL season, each bringing unique skills and leadership to their respective teams.