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NFL quarterback rankings, Week 9: Here comes Derek Carr

By Matt Verderame

October 16, 2016; Oakland, CA, USA; Oakland Raiders quarterback Derek Carr (4) celebrates after a touchdown against the Kansas City Chiefs during the first quarter at Oakland Coliseum. Mandatory Credit: Kyle Terada-USA TODAY Sports
October 16, 2016; Oakland, CA, USA; Oakland Raiders quarterback Derek Carr (4) celebrates after a touchdown against the Kansas City Chiefs during the first quarter at Oakland Coliseum. Mandatory Credit: Kyle Terada-USA TODAY Sports /
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Oct 30, 2016; London, United Kingdom; Washington Redskins quarterback Kirk Cousins (8) scrambles during the third quarter against the Cincinnati Bengals at Wembley Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Steve Flynn-USA TODAY Sports
Oct 30, 2016; London, United Kingdom; Washington Redskins quarterback Kirk Cousins (8) scrambles during the third quarter against the Cincinnati Bengals at Wembley Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Steve Flynn-USA TODAY Sports /

Sonny Jurgensen Division

10. Kirk Cousins

Cousins has thrown for 2,454 yards, second only to Matt Ryan. At the end of this season, he is going to get paid eight figures.

9. Andy Dalton

Dalton had a tough game in London, despite decent stats. He was lucky to avoid multiple interceptions at the hands of Josh Norman. Still, Dalton easily remains a top-10 quarterback in the game.

8. Dak Prescott

Prescott doesn’t put up massive numbers, but he’s a winner and a leader. Sometimes, that goes much further than any pass can.

Troy Aikman Division

7. Andrew Luck

The Colts are horrendous, but Luck continues to look like a top-tier quarterback in his fifth year. At some juncture, the talent around him will cap his ceiling.

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6. Aaron Rodgers

Rodgers has quietly begun to play better football, despite Green Bay’s loss in Atlanta. Rodgers now has a 64 percent completion rate with 16 touchdowns.

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