2024 NFL Free Agents: Quarterback

Kirk Cousins was having a terrific year before suffering a season-ending injury. He turns 36 this summer, but he should be able to play at a high level for two or three more years.

Baker Mayfield did as well as anyone could have expected last year under Dave Canales, though he took way too many bad sacks.

Jacoby Brissett played well in Cleveland in 2022, yet rotted on the bench behind Sam Howell last year. Brissett thrived in brief moments when given the chance.

Joe Flacco, amazingly, still had plenty left in the tank and performed quite well in relief of Deshaun Watson. However, he turned 39 this offseason.

Tyrod Taylor has proven to be a solid backup quarterback, though age is becoming a concern.

Ryan Tannehill turns 36 in the summer, but he can still be a reliable game manager for a talented team.

Joshua Dobbs did a solid job as a backup last year, though he had one too many turnovers in a couple of games.

Jameis Winston is the ultimate dice roll at quarterback. He has great potential, but can also throw 30 interceptions.

Gardner Minshew once again proved himself to be a stellar backup quarterback. He had some meltdown games with turnovers, but handled himself mostly well.

Carson Wentz spent lots of time watching film with Jon Gruden while out of the NFL. He performed well in his one start, albeit against backups in the season finale.

Mason Rudolph handled himself well after he replaced Mitchell Trubisky late in the year.

Tyler Huntley has filled in well for Lamar Jackson over the years.

Russell Wilson was abysmal in Denver, only playing well when down double digits. He may not even be worth two stars.