Bortles did have a good run his second year. 35tds and 4500 yards passing. Even with those stats he had a passer rating of 86. Mitch is 97 right now.

Just because Blake plateaued doesn’t mean mitch will. Keep on trollin

1. DREW BREES, QB, NEW ORLEANS SAINTS
2018 Overall Grade: 94.2
Accuracy percentage: 67.4% (1st)

Clean-Pocket Grade: 95.1 (1st)

No quarterback has done it better than Brees, as he leads all quarterbacks in overall grade, accuracy percentage and clean-pocket overall grade through Week 9. He also has garnered the third-lowest turnover-worthy play percentage (1.43%) among quarterbacks with at least 100 dropbacks.

2. PATRICK MAHOMES, QB, KANSAS CITY CHIEFS
2018 OVERALL GRADE: 92.7
Accuracy percentage: 57.1% (T-18th)

Clean-Pocket Grade: 92.1 (5th)

Mahomes has lit the NFL on fire with his play under center for the red-hot Kansas City Chiefs. He shares the NFL lead in big-time throws (23) with a few other highly ranked guys on this list and leads all signal-callers in touchdowns of 10-plus air yards.

3. JARED GOFF, QB, LOS ANGELES RAMS
2018 OVERALL GRADE: 91.7
Accuracy percentage: 58.7% (13th)

Clean-Pocket Grade: 94.9 (2nd)

Building on a strong sophomore campaign, Goff has taken his game to the next level in Year 2 under Sean McVay. His 94.9 overall grade from a clean pocket ranks second behind Brees, and he shares the big-time throw lead with Mahomes and Seattle’s Russell Wilson at 23.

4. Philip Rivers, QB, Los Angeles Chargers

2018 OVERALL GRADE: 90.9
Accuracy percentage: 60.9% (7th)

Clean-Pocket Grade: 89.8 (12th)

Rivers’ passer rating on throws of 10-plus air yards (139.0) ranks second among qualifying quarterbacks, his overall grade ranks fourth, and his accuracy percentage (60.9%) ranks seventh. Yet, he still isn’t getting the respect he deserves as a top-signal caller in this league and legitimate MVP candidate.

5. AARON RODGERS, QB, GREEN BAY PACKERS
2018 OVERALL GRADE: 90.5
Accuracy percentage: 51.4% (29th)

Clean-Pocket Grade: 92.9 (4th)

Rodgers’ accuracy percentage is far from impressive this season, but he has still managed to produce the fourth-ranked grade from a clean pocket. It’s his play under pressure that’s keeping him from getting ahead of the young guns in front of him, as his passer rating under pressure (58.5) ranks 23rd on the season.

6. RYAN FITZPATRICK, QB, TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS
2018 OVERALL GRADE: 90.1
Accuracy percentage: 60.3% (9th)

Clean-Pocket Grade: 94.4 (3rd)

There’s nothing magic about it, as Fitzpatrick has simply found ways to deliver the football accurately and efficiently all season long. He ranks ninth in accuracy percentage and third in overall grade from a clean pocket through Week 9, and, more importantly, he ranks second behind Seattle’s Wilson in big-time throw percentage at 10.33%.

7. TOM BRADY, QB, NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS
2018 OVERALL GRADE: 89.5
Accuracy percentage: 59.4% (11th)

Clean-Pocket Grade: 91.6 (6th)

“Brady behind Fitzpatrick? Are you insane?” – Pats fan, probably.

In the grand scheme, Brady is a much better quarterback than the magic man in Tampa Bay, but he falls just behind Fitzpatrick on this list in overall grade due to drop-offs in accuracy percentage (59.4%) and clean-pocket overall grade (91.6). But if history tells us anything, he doesn’t finish seventh on this list at year’s end.

8. KIRK COUSINS, QB, MINNESOTA VIKINGS
2018 OVERALL GRADE: 84.3
Accuracy percentage: 60.3% (8th)

Clean-Pocket Grade: 90.1 (10th)

Cousins has found heaven in Minnesota in the form of Stefon Diggs and Adam Thielen, as he has more than gotten his money’s worth from his two superstar wideouts this season, specifically when targeting the duo deep down the field. Cousins, Rodgers and Mahomes each have 18 big-time throws on passes of 20-plus air yards, but Cousins leads the trio in big-time throw percentage (48.6%) and ranks second among all quarterbacks in passer rating (136.5) on such throws.

9. ANDY DALTON, QB, CINCINNATI BENGALS
2018 OVERALL GRADE: 84.1
Accuracy percentage: 59.3% (12th)

Clean-Pocket Grade: 90.4 (9th)

Dalton is quietly having the best season of his career in Cincinnati, the leading reason why the Bengals are still in the hunt for a playoff berth. He currently ranks ninth in overall grade and clean-pocket grade among qualifiers, and he ranks 13th in passer rating on throws of 10-plus air yards (105.0).

10. CARSON WENTZ, QB, PHILADELPHIA EAGLES
2018 OVERALL GRADE: 83.9
Accuracy percentage: 56.9% (20th)

Clean-Pocket Grade: 90.0 (11th)

Though he ranks outside the top-10 in accuracy percentage and clean-pocket grade, Wentz has still played well enough to earn a top-10 spot in terms of overall grade. He ranks third in passer rating on throws of 10-plus air yards (139.0) and seventh in passer rating under pressure (119.4) so far this season.

11. ANDREW LUCK, QB, INDIANAPOLIS COLTS
2018 OVERALL GRADE: 83.7
Accuracy percentage: 61.7% (5th)

Clean-Pocket Grade: 90.4 (9th)

12. MATT RYAN, QB, ATLANTA FALCONS
2018 OVERALL GRADE: 83.1
Accuracy percentage: 64.5% (2nd)

Clean-Pocket Grade: 85.7 (17th)

13. RUSSELL WILSON, QB, SEATTLE SEAHAWKS
2018 OVERALL GRADE: 81.2
Accuracy percentage: 61.1% (6th)

Clean-Pocket Grade: 87.1 (13th)

14. DESHAUN WATSON, QB, HOUSTON TEXANS
2018 OVERALL GRADE: 79.8
Accuracy percentage: 50.2% (30th)

Clean-Pocket Grade: 86.1 (16th)

15. CAM NEWTON, QB, CAROLINA PANTHERS
2018 OVERALL GRADE: 79.3
Accuracy percentage: 53.9% (24th)

Clean-Pocket Grade: 90.0 (11th)

16. MATTHEW STAFFORD, QB, DETROIT LIONS
2018 OVERALL GRADE: 78.6
Accuracy percentage: 57.1% (T-18th)

Clean-Pocket Grade: 86.7 (15th)

17. MARCUS MARIOTA, QB, TENNESSEE TITANS
2018 OVERALL GRADE: 76.7
Accuracy percentage: 57.5% (15th)

Clean-Pocket Grade: 80.5 (23rd)

18. DAK PRESCOTT, QB, DALLAS COWBOYS
2018 OVERALL GRADE: 74.7
Accuracy percentage: 54.0% (23rd)

Clean-Pocket Grade: 86.8 (14th)

19. BAKER MAYFIELD, QB, CLEVELAND BROWNS
2018 OVERALL GRADE: 74.5
Accuracy percentage: 57.4% (16th)

Clean-Pocket Grade: 83.5 (20th)

20. DEREK CARR, QB, OAKLAND RAIDERS
2018 OVERALL GRADE: 73.7
Accuracy percentage: 62.5% (4th)

Clean-Pocket Grade: 84.1 (18th)

21. JOE FLACCO, QB, BALTIMORE RAVENS
2018 OVERALL GRADE: 72.0
Accuracy percentage: 52.2% (27th)

Clean-Pocket Grade: 80.4 (24th)

21. BEN ROETHLISBERGER, QB, PITTSBURGH STEELERS
2018 OVERALL GRADE: 72.0
Accuracy percentage: 54.6% (21st)

Clean-Pocket Grade: 81.4 (22nd)

23. BLAKE BORTLES, QB, JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS
2018 OVERALL GRADE: 69.0
Accuracy percentage: 54.1% (22nd)

Clean-Pocket Grade: 74.1 (28th)

24. ALEX SMITH, QB, WASHINGTON REDSKINS
2018 OVERALL GRADE: 68.8
Accuracy percentage: 57.3% (17th)

Clean-Pocket Grade: 82.5 (21st)

25. CASE KEENUM, QB, DENVER BRONCOS
2018 OVERALL GRADE: 68.5
Accuracy percentage: 57.8% (14th)

Clean-Pocket Grade: 75.8 (26th)

26. ELI MANNING, QB, NEW YORK GIANTS
2018 OVERALL GRADE: 65.6
Accuracy percentage: 50.1% (31st)

Clean-Pocket Grade: 83.8 (19th)

27. JOSH ROSEN, QB, ARIZONA CARDINALS
2018 OVERALL GRADE: 60.6
Accuracy percentage: 45.0% (35th)

Clean-Pocket Grade: 62.4 (33rd)

28. BROCK OSWEILER, QB, MIAMI DOLPHINS
2018 OVERALL GRADE: 57.6
Accuracy percentage: 52.5% (26th)

Clean-Pocket Grade: 62.5 (32nd)

29. MITCHELL (Pro Bowl QB) Trubisky, QB, CHICAGO BEARS
2018 OVERALL GRADE: 55.0
Accuracy percentage: 53.1% (25th)

Clean-Pocket Grade: 66.8 (30th)

30. SAM DARNOLD, QB, NEW YORK JETS
2018 OVERALL GRADE: 50.9
Accuracy percentage: 47.4% (34th)

Clean-Pocket Grade: 56.7 (36th)

[Editor’s Note: Nick Mullens and Nathan Peterman are both currently starting for their respective teams, but neither quarterback has played enough snaps to qualify for a rank so far this season.]

NICK MULLENS, QB, SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS
2018 OVERALL GRADE: 69.2*
Accuracy percentage: 63.6% (N/A)

Clean-Pocket Grade: 68.6 (N/A)

NATHAN PETERMAN, QB, BUFFALO BILLS
2018 OVERALL GRADE: 32.9
Accuracy percentage: 46.3% (N/A)

Clean-Pocket Grade: 36.0 (N/A)

Son, they’re gonna beat on your white ass like it’s a rented mule

PFF ratings for starting QBs through Week 9. Spoiler alert - you have to scroll down a ways before you get to Mitch.

The crisis consists precisely in the fact that the old is dying and the new cannot be born; in this interregnum a great variety of morbid symptoms appear.

Somebody better do a wellness check on Nas.

Son, they’re gonna beat on your white ass like it’s a rented mule

Son, they’re gonna beat on your white ass like it’s a rented mule

There is not a damned thing wrong with people who are bull shitters.

19 touchdowns in his last 6 game (17 passing 2 rushing).

19 touchdowns in his last 6 game (17 passing 2 rushing).

He is really making a giant leap this year.

Getting Robinson back healthy was a big time plus for Mitch. He consistently leads his receivers in stride right now and is getting better on the deep balls especially with Robinson's ability to elevate and get the ball. ALso, that QB draw was text book and iced the game for them. You cannot underestimate the ability of a quarterback who can run.

Right now, Mitch looks to me like a young Rothlisberger but with more speed. And if that is his ceiling, it is just dandy for me.

I don't see Big Ben in him. Mitch uses his legs a lot more. When I watch Ben, he tries to hang in the pocket a long time to make the throws. They have different body types.

Romo would be a good comp. 6-2 230.
Mitch 6-3 223

(Pro Bowl QB) Trubisky is about to surpass Romo's career rushing yards within the next few games. Their skillset is nothing alike and at best their similarities begin and end at 'of some European descent.'

Now he's dug in on a shitty thought.

It's more fun to be a victim

There will never be an effective vaccine. I'll never get one anyway.