NFL: Quarterback Power Rankings

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BOSTON, MA – JUNE 07: New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady attends the Ellie Fund’s 5 for Ellie Spring Fashion Show at the Fairmont Copley Plaza on June 7, 2017 in Boston, Massachusetts. Proceeds from the 5 for Ellie benefit the Ellie Funds mission to provide essential support services for breast cancer patients and families across Massachusetts and was attended by more than 350 guests. (Photo by Paul Marotta/Getty Images for Ellie Fund /

Tom Brady

Completing your middle finger tour with the greatest Super Bowl comeback to ever happen is a pretty good ending to a season if your Tom Brady. Brady came back after being suspended four games and did Brady like things looking like the best in the game at times.

His rating at number two will be the most debated of any of these ratings but hang with the reasoning for a moment unless you’re a Patriot’s fan then I have likely already lost you. Brady is the best quarterback of all-time there has to be little question about that. But remember we are not only counting Super Bowls here but talent both in the past and future.

Brady’s past pushes him to the top three on this list but in fairness he is also not the quarterback he once was. He is starting show just a bit of age and cannot make all the plays that a younger quarterback can. Not that it matters when you have the best coach in the game, but he is starting to slow down just a bit.

The only thing that is keeping him from being ranked number one is that the next guy on this list can make any play at any time.

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