I charted every throw-vers pressure, as well as every short, intermediate, and deep throw without pressure for every quarterback in 2024.

Three quarterbacks ranked top 12 in catchable ball rate in all four categories. Joe Burrow, Justin Herbert. And do you want to guess

the third then? Baker Mayfield. That's a great guess. I thought you might get this because you've been going through it.

Brock Purdy.

Brock Purdy.

There it is.

Brock Purdy.

I'm very excited to see where you're going to have him ranked.

Producer Aaron probably doesn't like us leading the show off this way.

But that's the end of my cold open today.

I'm not going to go 13 minutes.

Dan.

How you doing, buddy?

Doing great and was surprised to hear. I'm learning a lot about producer Aaron, who is a great dude and will make making an appearance on the show at some point throughout its tenure. But learning a lot about him, didn't know him before this, and figured he was a Seahawks fan based on the way he talks about Brock Purdy, but no, he's a Niners fan who's out on Brock Perry. I don't even know if that's possible, how that's possible. We'll find out more. But today, what we're going to do on today's show is something we've been teasing a little bit since we got started. I'm very excited about it. We will be doing the most controversial thing that a show can do, Jacob. You know what that is? We are going to be ranking every, well, the 32 best,

and that doesn't mean the 32 starters, the 32 best quarterbacks in the NFL, broken into

five tiers. Now, let me lay the groundwork for what we'll be doing. We will be ranking them

based on our projection moving forward. What does that mean? It means we will be ranking them

based on what we think will happen after the 2025 season. So this upcoming season, when it ends,

how will people view these quarterbacks? That's what we are trying to project today.

For those who are joining us live on YouTube right now, please hit the like button. We really need

your help to grow the show. Just like last year, you helped us get this thing going by hitting that like button so consistently. It's wildly important for us to boost it in the algorithm, to do all sorts of things. So please hit the like button, leave a comment. Leave your comments throughout the show, by the way, for those watching with us, like, do me a favor, leave a comment, ask a question, leave your take about a quarterback. We'll feature it.

Producer Aaron, we'll put it on and we'll be good to go and we'll talk about that on the show

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