Jordan Love of the Green Bay Packers ranks fourth, demonstrating high potential despite a regression in 2024, having shown talent in a promising 2023 season.

Trevor Lawrence of the Jacksonville Jaguars is positioned fifth, under pressure to return to form after a disappointing 2024 season following a significant injury.

Caleb Williams of the Chicago Bears is seventh, noted for his ability to make plays but criticized for taking excessive sacks during his rookie year.

C.J. Stroud of the Houston Texans secures the top position due to his efficient play over two seasons, despite facing challenges with injuries and a weak offensive line.

Brock Purdy of the San Francisco 49ers comes in third, recognized for his understanding of the team’s offensive scheme, even as his performance dipped during the 2024 season.

Bo Nix of the Denver Broncos ranks sixth, showing growth and improved decision-making in his rookie season under coach Sean Payton.

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Following closely behind is Jayden Daniels from the Washington Commanders, who ranks second after an impressive Offensive Rookie of the Year campaign in 2024, showcasing his athleticism and strong pocket presence.

Drake Maye of the New England Patriots is eighth, with expectations for significant improvement in his second season after a promising debut in 2024.

Bryce Young of the Carolina Panthers, ranked ninth, experienced a stark contrast in performance before and after being benched in 2024, showing potential late in the season.

Michael Penix Jr. of the Atlanta Falcons ranks tenth, displaying flashes of talent but needing to improve his accuracy and consistency.

J.J. McCarthy, currently with the Minnesota Vikings, takes nineteenth, with expectations for future rankings based on his potential and situation.