“Aaron Rodgers and C.J. Stroud are roughly similar” seems like the kind of connection both Texans and Jets fans would have loved heading into the 2024 season. Instead, Rodgers has doomed New York to a ninth-straight losing season and Stroud has vacated the momentum he carried into year two after thriving as a rookie.

Nothing ignites a good NFL discussion quite like quarterbacks. They're the most important ingredient in a championship recipe, after all. All signal-callers are at least partially a product of their situations,

Russell Wilson is turning back the clock in Pittsburgh. The 36-year-old threw for 414 yards in a 44-38 victory over Cincinnati that saw the Steelers improve to 5-1 since Wilson returned to the lineup following a calf injury.

Russell Wilson became the first Steelers QB since Ben Roethlisberger’s retirement to throw for over 300 yards and 3 TDs in a single game.

Now that Pittsburgh is a serious title contender, we are reminded how polarizing the team’s quarterback has been.