The current NFL season showcases a wide range of quarterback performances, from Spencer Rattler's impressive showing in a loss to Trevor Lawrence's ongoing inconsistency.

Jalen Hurts and the Eagles secured a notable victory over the Chiefs, with Hurts earning praise for his decision-making and becoming one of the few quarterbacks to beat Patrick Mahomes three times consecutively.

Bryce Young demonstrated resilience and improvement against the Seahawks, contrasting with Aaron Rodgers' struggles in the same game, where he relied heavily on a strong running game.

The Kansas City Chiefs, led by Mahomes, are off to a rocky start at 0-2, with criticism directed at Mahomes for missed throws and a disjointed offense despite his reputation as a top-tier quarterback.

The 'QB Stock Market' concept is gaining attention, as recent performances and fluctuations in rankings reflect how quarterback success impacts team outcomes.

Quarterback performances are highly variable week-to-week, with even elite players like Mahomes experiencing ups and downs during the season.

Comparisons among quarterbacks highlight Bryce Young's struggles, Anthony Richardson's development issues, and C.J. Nix's promising but inconsistent play, including a costly interception against the Colts.