What is up, it's the rant. My name is Jeff Rackler, and it is Wednesday, October 27th.

A little fired up this week, man. A little fired up Halloween week. We get a Halloween

football Sunday. That's going to be fun. I'm going to be the weird guy standing in the

driveway with the TV with football on hand and now beers to all the dads trick-or-treating.

That's me. They'll trick-or-treating. Hey, there's not the wrong with that. Anyway,

it is Rankings Day on the show, and we're going to dive into it a lot of,

well, a lot of movement. A lot of movement at some of these positions, but really not a lot of

movement at quarterback. I've said kind of all along if you have one of the top 10, you're good.

And this week, out of the top eight, well, they're all top 10 guys for me.

One of my top 10s is not actually a top 10, but he's a top 12, so you can start him,

figure that all out, and Lamar's on by. All right. So here we go. Josh Allen at one,

until it doesn't work. We're going to keep going back to that. Patrick Mahomes, I am not worried

about anything, really. I love the fact that the defense is not performing well. I do

think Tyree Kill needs to be fully healthy for this team to be firing on all cylinders, but

I'm not worried about Mahomes. Kyler Murray, coming in at number three, obviously not worried

about him. Now I will say this. At number four, I have Jalen Hertz, and this is the most bizarre

situation because Jalen Hertz by all football standards is not performing well. He is not the

sole reason for the Eagles' woes, but he is a probably pretty big part of it. They just don't

have a starting caliber quarterback in the NFL. He's not an NFL quarterback, at least at this point

in his career. No, it's still very early in his career, and I am willing to give him the benefit

of the doubt. If the Eagles are willing to give him the benefit of the doubt, but I digress.

I don't freaking care when it comes to football because, hey, he's putting on major numbers.

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