In Baltimore, the NFL has wrapped up its 2024 season, and the rankings for quarterbacks are in following a thrilling year. The final assessment features 59 quarterbacks who started throughout the campaign, considering both regular season and playoffs.
Leading the pack again is Lamar Jackson, who had an extraordinary season. His stats reflect a spectacular performance: he completed 67.3% of his passes, throwing for 4,601 yards and an impressive 45 touchdowns against just 5 interceptions. Jackson also contributed on the ground, rushing for almost 1,000 yards and scoring 4 rushing touchdowns. His ability to rally the Ravens to a 12-win season and an AFC North title solidified his position at the top.
Following him is Josh Allen from Buffalo, who was also outstanding this year. With 64.6% completion and 4,367 passing yards, Allen wasn’t shy to find the end zone, finishing with 32 passing touchdowns. His rushing ability helped with 14 rushing touchdowns, leading the Bills to a 13-4 record and reaching the AFC Championship game.
Joe Burrow of Cincinnati displayed sheer determination as he battled through challenges. Despite his team’s leaky defense, he produced remarkable individual stats with 4,918 passing yards and 43 touchdowns but fell just short of the playoffs.
Jared Goff in Detroit also showcased a remarkable year under a revamped offense, completing 68.4% of his passes for 4,390 yards and leading the Lions to a robust offensive display.
Amidst the notable performances, young quarterbacks like Jayden Daniels emerged strongly, earning the 2024 Offensive Rookie of the Year title after propelling the Commanders to an incredible start and making headlines with playoff wins.
In summary, the 2024 NFL season provided thrilling action, showing that the competition at the quarterback position is fierce and filled with talent. As teams begin to look ahead toward potential changes in their starting lineups for the next year, the performances in this past season will play a pivotal role in shaping their decisions.
