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Who is stopping this offense?

QB: CJ Stroud
RB: David Montgomery
RB: Woody Marks
WR: Nico Collins
WR: Marvin Harrison Jr.
WR: Tank Dell
WR: Kayshon Boutte
TE: Dalton Schultz

The Texans have a 40% chance to beat the Jags on @kalshi , can they win next week with Marv?

Marvin Harrison Jr. is now a Houston Texan after Arizona traded him and a 2027 seventh-round pick for Houston’s 2027 second- and sixth-round picks. Texans coach DeMeco Ryans confirmed the move Sunday, giving Marv a fresh start.

The exciting part is his reunion with C.J. Stroud, his former quarterback at Ohio State. Their experience together could help Marv settle into Houston’s offense and give Stroud another talented target alongside Nico Collins.

For Marv, this is a chance to turn his potential into consistent production. Houston is betting that a familiar quarterback and a new situation can help him become the receiver everyone expected when he entered the NFL. by @quarterbacksonly

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Who does bro think he is? 😭

J.J. McCarthy is officially a New York Giant now. Minnesota traded him to New York on September 28 for a 2027 fifth-round pick, giving the former top-10 selection a fresh start after his time with the Vikings didn’t work out as planned.

The Giants brought him in after Jaxson Dart’s season-ending injury left them needing help at quarterback. McCarthy gives New York another young player to develop, and this opportunity could be his chance to rebuild confidence and prove he still belongs in the league.

He hasn’t been handed the starting job, though. McCarthy is backing up Jameis Winston against Washington today, so he still has to earn his opportunity. Going from Minnesota to New York is a major change, but the Giants are giving him another shot to turn his career around. by @quarterbacksonly

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Texas might be the worst ever #1 seed in history 😭

Can Texas win the national championship on @kalshi ?

Texas had control of the Red River Rivalry today and let it slip away. The Longhorns led Oklahoma 17–7 at halftime and held a 194–69 advantage in total yards. Their defense was dominating, and they looked ready to take over the game.

Then the offense disappeared. Texas managed just 41 yards and one first down in the second half. Arch Manning’s fourth-quarter pick-six gave Oklahoma its first lead, turning a comfortable afternoon into a fight to survive.

Texas briefly regained the lead, but a missed field goal and another late Manning interception opened the door. Oklahoma finished it with a 47-yard field goal as time expired, winning 27–24. For the No. 1 team in the country, that’s a brutal collapse against your biggest rival. by @quarterbacksonly

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This aged like milk….. he literally has Mike McDaniel and he still can’t do anything 😭

Justin Herbert keeps getting elite quarterback praise, but his playoff performances haven’t matched the hype. Against Houston in January 2025, he threw four interceptions in a 32–12 loss. That’s a disastrous performance when your team needs you most.

His next playoff appearance didn’t help his case. Against New England in January 2026, he threw for just 159 yards with zero touchdown passes, and the Chargers lost 16–3. An offense led by a quarterback with his reputation has to deliver more than three points.

Herbert has the arm talent, but fans are tired of hearing about potential while watching disappointing postseason results. He doesn’t deserve all the blame for every loss, but he deserves criticism when he plays poorly. Until he delivers in those moments, calling him elite feels generous. by @quarterbacksonly

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Bro at least should gone top 5

Jaxon Smith-Njigba is the kind of receiver who makes getting open look easy. His smooth routes, quick changes of direction, and ability to find space give his quarterback a dependable target. He doesn’t need to overpower defenders when he can keep them guessing with his footwork.

What makes JSN so good is how much he can do with the ball. He can turn a short catch into a big gain, make tough grabs in traffic, and keep a drive alive with a well-timed route. His game is built on skill and awareness, which makes him difficult to cover consistently.

JSN might not have the most physically overwhelming style, but his technique is what makes him special. He understands how to create separation and put himself in position to make plays. That combination of reliable hands, sharp routes, and creativity makes him a receiver defenses have to take seriously. by @quarterbacksonly

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Can you do it?

The Bears and Vikings have had a strong rivalry since Minnesota entered the NFL in 1961. Being in the same division means they meet twice every regular season, giving both teams plenty of chances to ruin each other’s playoff hopes. Decades of competitive games have made this matchup mean more than an ordinary win.

Both franchises have proud histories filled with legendary players. Chicago had stars like Walter Payton and Brian Urlacher, while Minnesota had Randy Moss and Adrian Peterson. Their matchups have brought together explosive offenses, tough defenses, and passionate fans who always want bragging rights.

What keeps this rivalry strong is how much those division games matter. Even when one team is struggling, beating a familiar opponent can still give its fans something to celebrate. With years of physical battles and memorable moments behind them, Bears versus Vikings always comes with extra pride on the line. by @quarterbacksonly

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Peyton Manning needs to be in more GOAT conversations

Peyton Manning has a strong case as the GOAT because of how much he controlled the game before the ball was even snapped. He could read a defense, change the play, and put his offense in the perfect position to succeed. Watching Peyton felt like watching an offensive coordinator who could also make every throw.

His five MVP awards are the most in NFL history, and his 2013 season was ridiculous: 5,477 passing yards and 55 passing touchdowns, both single-season records. At his best, Manning could carry an offense and make the players around him better through his accuracy, preparation, and timing.

He also won two Super Bowls and became the first starting quarterback to win one with two different franchises. Other quarterbacks have more rings, but Peyton’s argument comes from his individual dominance and how completely he mastered the position. Few players have ever made football look that much like a chess match. by @quarterbacksonly

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The Cowboys just lost to a 0-4 team…. Let that sink in

The Cowboys looked terrible against Tampa Bay last night. Losing 24-16 at home to a team that came in 0-4 is embarrassing, especially when Dallas had a halftime lead. They had a chance to take control and instead let the Buccaneers score 17 unanswered points in the third quarter.

The defense couldn’t stop Bucky Irving, who ran for 165 yards, while the offense committed three turnovers. Dallas forced none of its own. Giving up explosive plays and wasting possessions is how you let a struggling opponent leave your stadium with a win.

That’s what makes the Cowboys so frustrating. They have enough talent to compete, but the mistakes keep outweighing the good moments. Last night was another example of Dallas falling apart when it needed to finish strong. by @quarterbacksonly

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Who are you picking to get rid of?

JSN has a serious case for being the best wide receiver in the NFL. Through four games, he has 32 catches, 481 yards and six touchdowns, averaging over 120 receiving yards per game. That’s superstar production.

His route running is what makes him so dangerous. He changes direction smoothly, finds openings in coverage and makes tough catches look routine. Give him space, and he can turn a short completion into a huge gain.

The case for JSN is how complete his game is. He can move the chains, create explosive plays and finish drives in the end zone. When a receiver can hurt a defense in that many ways, calling him the best becomes a real argument. by @quarterbacksonly

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The Tampa Bay Buccaneers went into Dallas and made a STATEMENT on Thursday Night Football. 🏴‍☠️

Dallas currently has a 56% chance of beating the Packers next week on @kalshi

Tampa Bay’s defense came ready to play, keeping a dangerous Cowboys offense out of the end zone for most of the night and making life difficult for Dak Prescott and company.

Dallas entered the matchup with plenty of offensive momentum, but the Buccaneers had other plans. Tampa Bay controlled the scoreboard while the Cowboys struggled to turn their opportunities into touchdowns.

For a Buccaneers team looking to establish itself as a serious contender in the NFC, this was exactly the kind of performance it needed on the national stage.

How far can Tampa Bay go this season? 👀

Follow @quarterbacksonly for more NFL content. by @quarterbacksonly

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2026 has been wild 😭

Dak Prescott has a strong case as a top 10 quarterback right now. He can read defenses, make tough throws, and carry an offense when the running game isn’t producing. His recent 335-yard performance against Houston showed how dangerous Dallas can be when he gets rolling.

Deshaun Watson’s argument is more debatable, but his recent play gives supporters something to point to. He completed 24 of 33 passes for 268 yards against Pittsburgh, helping Cleveland reach 3–1. His ability to extend plays and create opportunities outside the pocket adds to his upside.

The case for both comes down to their ability to make difficult plays and keep an offense moving. Dak has the stronger top 10 argument today, while Watson needs to keep stacking good performances to make that ranking convincing. Both deserve to be judged on how they’re playing now. by @quarterbacksonly

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This stat is absolutely wild 😬

Cam Ward is really good because he has the arm talent and confidence to make difficult throws look easy. He can fire the ball into tight windows, throw from different angles, and keep a play alive when the pocket breaks down. That creativity makes him exciting to watch.

What stands out is how comfortable he looks with the ball in his hands. Ward keeps his eyes downfield when he moves, giving his receivers a chance to get open instead of immediately taking off. He can turn a broken play into a huge gain.

He still has things to improve, especially knowing when to take the simple play, but the talent is clear. His combination of arm strength, mobility, and confidence gives him the potential to become a special quarterback.

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