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The quarterback carousel never stops turning. However, even if a lot of NFL clubs are confident in their signal-caller situation going into the 2024 campaign, many others are dealing with uncertainty at the most crucial position in football.
Regarding Kirk Cousins, a 35-year-old free agent whose contract expires on March 13 and who is recovering from a damaged Achilles tendon, the Vikings must make a choice. Chicago, their NFC North opponents, must decide whether to stick with Justin Fields, a past first-round selection, or choose a rookie with the first choice in April. The Falcons, on the other hand, require a quarterback to round out a talented squad. There will be significant changes soon.
We will thus try to solve the quarterback riddle by projecting the Week 1 starting for each of the 32 NFL teams before the 2024 offseason gets underway. We divided up every team’s quarterback situation into four categories: looking for a vet (teams hoping to bring in an established QB), decent bets (players who should return as starters but aren’t 100% locks), locked in (starters who are virtually guaranteed to remain with the team they played for in 2023), and rookie landing spots (teams that need a first-year QB to step in immediately). Now let’s get started.
I used to believe that if Murray were to start for the Cardinals in 2024, that would be a shocking development. However, Murray appears to be here to stay after the Cardinals managed to avoid taking one of the first three overall picks. He had a 47.0 QBR (ranked 22nd) in eight games after recovering from a torn right ACL last season, which was a little disappointing given that he typically performs well in the NFL Next Gen Stats metric of minus-3% completion percentage over expectation. However, that performance may have been a result of his injury recovery.
If Cousins is totally healed from his ruptured Achilles from Week 8, then Atlanta makes sense. He would be moving from Vikings coach Kevin O’Connell, a former assistant to Sean McVay, to Falcons offensive coordinator Zac Robinson. Unbelievably, the Falcons are getting closer to contending. The performance of quarterbacks Taylor Heinicke and Desmond Ridder held down the team, despite having a reasonably solid roster. The Falcons would not only be the NFC South favourites with Cousins as their established senior quarterback, but they may also win a few of postseason games with their new coaching staff.