NFL Power Rankings: Quarterbacks Week 7

The quarterback position is one of the most important in all of sports, and these are the quarterback rankings heading into week seven. Can these guys get their teams victories this week?

1. Josh Allen

He’s struggled for two straight weeks, but the reigning NFL MVP is still the cream of the crop. I have no doubt he’ll get right in Week 8 following the Bills’ bye week.

2. Baker Mayfield

12 touchdowns, 1 interception so far this season for Mayfield, who’s making a shocking charge for NFL MVP. If he keeps dealing and the Bucs keep winning, don’t count him out.

3. Matthew Stafford

Stafford slowed down in Week 6 after back-to-back monster games in Weeks 4 and 5, but he’s continued to guide an elite offense and protect the football. Despite his age, Stafford is still clearly among the NFL’s elite at the position.

4. Jared Goff

The Lions suffered a bump in the road in an ugly loss to the Chiefs last week, but Goff handled himself fairly well. When he’s on, the Lions are the NFL’s most unstoppable offense.

5. Patrick Mahomes

The Chiefs’ passer has begun to put up good numbers again, but I’m still seeing issues pop up that weren’t there before. Until he can fix these issues (which include deep accuracy and decision-making), Mahomes won’t be moving up on this list.

6. Dak Prescott

Dak has fully recovered from his slow start to the year and has been absolutely dealing since. He’s thrown for at least 230 yards and three touchdowns in each of the last three games.

7. Jordan Love

The Packers passer appears to have bounced back from his mediocre 2024, operating the offense with an impressive balance of aggressiveness and control. If only Green Bay’s receiver core could help him out some more.

8. Jalen Hurts

Hurts was downright bad in Week 6, missing open receivers and throwing a costly interception. However, performances like that are once in a blue moon for the reigning Super Bowl MVP, and he should get back on track next week.

9. Sam Darnold

Few quarterbacks have been more impressive than Darnold in 2025. Adjusting to a new team and offense, he’s put up great numbers while leading Seattle to a 4-2 start.

10. Jayden Daniels

It was a rough outing for Daniels in his return from injury, and it was his fumble that caused the Commanders to lose to the Bears. However, he’s still the player who makes this offense tick, and another week of practice should help him return to form.

11. Drake Maye

The youngster continues to impress, leading the new-look Patriots to a 4-2 start behind his golden arm. He tossed three touchdowns in the first half against the Saints and also made plays with his legs.

12. Justin Herbert

Herbert got the job done in a much-needed win over the Dolphins in Week 6. While injuries surround him on the Chargers’ offense, we still need to see more consistency from the talented passer.

13. Daniel Jones

He threw an awful interception reminiscent of his Giants days, but Jones rallied the Colts to a come-from-behind win against the Cardinals anyway. He’s operating the Indy offense at a high level and deserves praise.

14. Aaron Rodgers

The Steelers are 4-1, and Rodgers is playing efficient ball. While he hasn’t put up great numbers, he’s taken care of the football and put his receivers in a position to make plays.

15. Michael Penix Jr.

Penix Jr. impressed in leading the Falcons to a Week 6 win over the Bills. His accuracy and decision-making are still not perfect, but if he can continue to develop, he should appear on this list more frequently.