NFL QB Power Rankings, Week 10: Updated QB rankings after Week 9 action

Jalen Hurts has demonstrated exceptional performance in 2025, throwing 15 touchdown passes with only one interception, a remarkable improvement from his past struggles with interceptions. However, he has been sacked 25 times in eight games, averaging three sacks per game, which is considered problematic in the modern NFL. The Philadelphia Eagles hold a 6-2 record, but their offensive issues earlier in the season were partly due to Hurts' play. Hurts is described as a competent quarterback who relies on a strong run game and supporting cast to excel, and his low interception count highlights his improved ball security.

Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills secured a hard-fought win over the Kansas City Chiefs in Week 9, improving their record to 6-2 and gaining a two-game lead over the Chiefs in the loss column. Allen has been sensational this season, with 13 touchdown passes and consistent performance, including only one game without a touchdown pass and just two games without a passer rating of 100 or higher. The Bills hold the second-best record in the NFL and have an easier schedule ahead, which should help them accumulate wins before the playoffs. Despite their strong regular-season performance, the team has a history of collapsing in the postseason and has not been able to overcome this hurdle in previous years.