Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow has claimed the top spot in the Week 10 NFL Quarterback Power Rankings, becoming the first player in league history to post a 70-plus completion percentage with four-plus total touchdowns in four consecutive games. Burrow leads the NFL in completion percentage (74%), passing yards per game (298.3), passing touchdowns (23), and passer rating (114.8).
Green Bay Packers quarterback Jordan Love rose five places to No. 2 despite the league's worst rushing offense and most dropped passes. Love leads the NFL in passing yards (2,618) and 20-plus-yard completions (40), and threw for 372 yards and three touchdowns against New England.
San Francisco 49ers quarterback Brock Purdy holds at No. 3, ranking in the top three in completion percentage (69.1%), yards per attempt (8.4), passer rating (109.8), and EPA per dropback (0.28) despite 39 wide receiver games missed to injury.
Jacksonville Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence moved up to No. 4, leading the league in yards per attempt (8.6) and ranking second in passer rating (111.7) for the 6-2 Jaguars.
Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen fell four spots to No. 5 after a modest performance on Monday Night Football, while Detroit Lions quarterback Jared Goff dropped four places to No. 6 following two subpar outings.
Houston Texans quarterback C.J. Stroud surged seven spots to No. 7 after tying his career high with five touchdown passes against the Chargers. Stroud ranks among the top 10 in passing yards, yards per attempt, touchdowns, touchdown-to-interception ratio, passer rating, and EPA per dropback.
Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes climbed one spot to No. 8 despite ranking last among qualified quarterbacks in air yards per attempt (5.6) since the loss of deep threat Tyquan Thornton.
Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott rose three places to No. 9 with six touchdowns and no interceptions in his last three games. Washington Commanders rookie Jayden Daniels entered the top 10 at No. 10, remaining the only qualified quarterback without an interception this season (7-0 TD-INT ratio).
Biggest Movers
Notable falls included Chicago Bears rookie Caleb Williams, who plummeted eight spots to No. 13 after throwing four interceptions in the second half against Tampa Bay, and New England Patriots quarterback Drake Maye, who dropped four places to No. 12 despite six straight games with three-plus total touchdowns but a league-high 11 interceptions.
Other movements: Minnesota Vikings quarterback Kirk Cousins slipped to No. 11, Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford fell to No. 14, and Atlanta Falcons quarterback Michael Penix Jr. tumbled 10 spots to No. 20 after two poor games. Three rookies — Carson Beck (Arizona Cardinals), Kyle McCord (Miami Dolphins), and Joe Milton III (Philadelphia Eagles) — are set to make their first career starts in Week 10.
