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We are now four weeks into the 2025 NFL Season and our Week 4 NFL Quarterback Power Rankings are out. There was plenty of movement in the power rankings this week with the top and bottom of the rankings getting shifted around.
There hasn’t been a week yet where the top 3 or the bottom 3 of the NFL Staring Quarterback Power Rankings remained the same and this week the #1 overall QB earned that spot with another stellar performance.
During last week’s NFL Starting Quarterback Power Rankings we learned more about the league and with each game we gather more data and a deeper understanding of each QB’s skills this season.
Cam Ward has been all over the place in the weekly NFL Starting Quarterback Power Rankings. This week he fell to last place after getting shut out on the road against the winless Texans.
Cam Ward and Tennessee moved to 0-4 on the season after Cam threw for just 108 yards, 0 touchdowns, and 1 interception. He did rush the ball for 22 yards but had virtually zero positive impact on the offense. This comes just one week after Cam looked good too…
It is a borderline miracle that Joe Flacco is still starting for the Cleveland Browns. This week he threw for a respectable 184 passing yards but managed 0 touchdowns and threw two interceptions and fumbled the ball for an NFL low 39.4 quarterback rating.
If Cleveland commits to Joe Flacco much longer it becomes evident they are taking for the 2026 NFL Draft because Flacco cannot get anything going with this offense whatsoever.
Cincinnati Bengals backup QB Jake Browning has a tall task ahead of him. He is expected to keep the Bengals in the mix with Joe Burrow out injured for the foreseeable future. Browning fell from 21st to 30th in his first week and stays at #30 this week.
He couldn’t get anything going in Colorado, throwing for only 125 yards, 0 TDs, and 0 interceptions. Bengals fans are in for a tough season if things stay like this much longer.
Holding firm in the #29 spot on the NFL Starting QB Power Rankings for Week 4 is New Orleans Saints’ Spencer Rattler. He did a better job this week with 0 interceptions. He threw for 126 yards, 1 touchdown, but had a herculean task ahead of him traveling to Buffalo to face Josh Allen and the Bills.
Rattler did have 49 yards on the ground but he fumbled the ball and the Saints lost 19-31 and are winless on the season so far.
A week after picking up his first win of the season,...
