As goes the quarterback, so goes the team. It's not always true in the NFL, but it usually is. And it makes sense: In a pa sing league, the pa sers are like royalty -- the biggest influences on whether a team is destined more for a Super Bowl title or a No. 1 draft pick.Nothing has evidenced the NFL's contemporary reliance on big-time QB play like the first two weeks of the 2020 season, during which 13 different starters posted pa ser ratings above 100 and another nine completed at least 70 percent of their throws. Each year the limits of aerial production are tested, and this season appears to be no exception.It's with all that in mind that we come to you with the most important pecking order outside of traditional team power rankings: QB Power Rankings. Consider this your cut-and-dry guide to the best and worst of the NFL's signal-callers -- a weekly 1-to-32 rundown of every starter under center.How are the QBs ranked? By considering their 1.) current standing and team situation, b.) overall reputation, Charles Leno Jr. Jersey and c.) projected upside. With each pa sing week, the first factor will receive more weight in the rankings so that this list mostly reflects 2020 performance.Now, without further ado, let's get to the Week 3 rankings:Week 3 QB Power Rankings1 Seattle Seahawks QB No one is throwing the ball like him right now. Not . Not . Wilson is simply on another level. Somehow, as Seattle has unleashed his deep ball, No. 3 is completing more than 82 percent of his throws while leading the league with nine TDs through two games. He's not only efficient but a glaring big-play threat, not to mention as nimble as ever in and outside of the pocket. This, friends, is demanding his first MVP. Last week: 12 Baltimore Ravens QB Jackson was always bound for a regre sion in TD pa ses after exploding in 2019, but he's arguably off to just as good of a start this year, connecting on nearly 80 percent of his throws and averaging almost 10 yards per attempt. Wilson's dominance, coupled with the play of the other top QBs, has somehow kept Jackson under the radar, but he and the offense look darn near unstoppable. Last week: 23 Kansas City Chiefs QB In terms of acrobatic throwing abilities, Mahomes is still the undisputed top dog. And if he had played two shootouts to start the year, we might be considering him at No. 2. But this shouldn't be a slight against him. He's great. He's a threat to unleash a game-winning throw whenever he takes the field. fans should be confident every week so long as he's healthy. Last week: 34 Green Bay Packers QB Who among you said Rodgers' career was finally about to take a nosedive? Who among you said the had no weapons? Any other year, No. 12 would be leading the MVP conversation right now. Rodgers leads the NFL in 40-plus-yard throws through two weeks, and he's got the confidence of past playoff runs. New Orleans has to be worried going into Week 3. Last week: 45 Arizona Cardinals QB The pa sing numbers aren't eye-popping, but everything else is. Murray's deep-ball touch is a sight to behold, and his legs are even more impre sive. It's not an overstatement to call him as dangerous as Lamar Jackson on the ground right now. Who has a defensive scheme to completely neuter his athleticism? He's got the rolling. Last week: 56 Dallas Cowboys QB A week after struggling to make a big play to save Dallas against the , Prescott put the team on his back in a wild comeback over Atlanta. He may never make the highlight-reel throws or runs of elite athletes like Jackson or Murray, but he sure as heck is going to put his team in a position to win. The can rest easy knowing he's their guy, with or without questionable John Riggins Jersey coaching at the top. Last week: 77 Atlanta Falcons QB Imagine if this guy played for a team that knew how to play defense and/or hold ma sive leads. Ryan is a sure bet for video-game numbers on a near-weekly basis, in part because of the weapons at his disposal but also because he's just really good at playing point guard in a big-play attack. One thing's for sure: He's not the reason the are 0-2. Last week: 98 Pittsburgh Steelers QB It's safe to say the elbow is good to go. Big Ben looks a whole lot closer to his 2018 self than the one that struggled to open 2019 before getting hurt. He's also quickly establishing connections with guys like , not to mention exuding renewed leadership internally. If you're not paying attention to Pittsburgh, you'd better start. Last week: 109 Buffalo Bills QB It might be a tad early to push Allen all the way into the top 10, but the early results this season suggest otherwise. Besides being a bulldozer on the ground, he's taken real steps forward as a pa ser over the last calendar year. He's also putting his great arm to use, leading the NFL in 20-plus-yard throws while considerably upping his accuracy. Can he keep it up against better opponents? Last week: 1310 Los Angeles Rams QB Goff is the biggest riser of this week after a nearly flawle s Week 2, in which he walked up and down the ' defense en route to a blowout win. That performance came on the heels of a surprisingly efficient season-opening upset of Dallas. When he's pre sured, he's still especially subpar. But boy, does he look more comfortable than he's been for a while. Last week: 1911 Houston Texans QB His reputation is keeping him Chase Roullier Jersey afloat just outside the top 10, because this season has done him no favors -- not primarily because of his own mistakes but more so because of the lackluster setup around him. Already prone to more dud games than people realize, Watson's been hampered by poor protection, poor scheming and a so-so receiving corps. Last week: 812 Tampa Bay Buccaneers QB Week 2's win over Carolina wasn't always pretty, but it was a step in the right direction. Interceptions just might be a more regular part of the equation as Brady continues to integrate in Bruce Arians' system, but it's clear TB12 still has the arm to make a difference. With solid run support, he should continue to improve, along with the Bucs. Last week: 1213 Drew Brees New Orleans Saints QB Brees wasn't horrible in the ' upset lo s to the , so his steep drop may seem exce sive. But anyone who's watched him open 2020 should know his arm looks ... aged? Something is off with his touch, and while it may not crater New Orleans' season, it's certainly cause for concern considering how loaded their offense is otherwise. Last week: 614 Philadelphia Eagles QB This week in Philly talk radio will undoubtedly take things too far in questioning Wentz's ceiling, but some criticism is valid: It's Year Five, and he looks to be pre sing more than usual despite a solid supporting cast (save for a battered O-line). The Eagles cannot afford another turnover-laden start from No. 11 as they look to salvage the early part of their season. Last week: 1115 New England Patriots QB It remains to be seen whether his heavy run usage will last over the long term, but make no mistake, he was absolutely the reason the nearly upset the in prime time. His legs and his arm both look to be in tip-top shape. If he can string together a few more of those performances, he'll re-solidify himself as a top-10 talent. Last week: 1716 Las Vegas Raiders QB He'll probably never fully rid himself of certain mental errors (see: back-to-back sacks despite good protection vs. New Orleans), but he's really embraced his role as the captain of an efficient, old-school attack in Vegas. After outplaying Brees on Monday night, he at least deserves a nod of respect for the Raiders' surprise 2-0 start. Last week: 1817 Detroit Lions QB Like Wentz, he's not nece sarily the biggest reason for his team's failures, but he's also coming up short when he's needed most. Too many untimely mistakes have contributed to Detroit's largely haple s start, and unle s wholesale staff changes are coming, a big turnaround might not be in order. Last week: 1618 Jacksonville Jaguars QB With each pa sing week, Minshew Mania seems destined to rise. He'll throw picks here and there, but he also kept two good defenses on their toes to open 2020. It appears his rookie year was not an aberration. Somehow, some way, he has energized the , and that alone makes him one of the NFL's most intriguing at his position. Last week: 2119 Tenne see Titans QB It's still unclear if he's the guy to go the distance for Tenne see, but he's done an awfully good job protecting the ball in 12 straight starts for the club. You might be surprised to know Tannehill currently boasts the fourth best pa ser rating among all QBs after two weeks. Last week: 2320 Minnesota Vikings QB This isn't an exaggeration: Cousins has probably been the worst starting QB in the entire NFL through two weeks. For every good ball he's thrown, he's had a handful of misfires or dumb decisions, including a severely under-thrown deep-ball pick against Indy in Week 2. He's better than this. But his ceiling was already limited to a top-12ish spot. In an 0-2 hole, he desperately needs a rebound. Last week: 1521 Indianapolis Colts QB Rivers was better against Minnesota than in his Week 1 flop, but at some point, the will probably ask themselves whether Rivers is capable of single-handedly winning a game for them. We know his turnovers can lose one for them. Best-case scenario, he leans even more on and the ground game. Last week: 2022 Cincinnati Bengals QB fans couldn't have asked for much more from their No. 1 pick. Considering Cincy's suspect O-line, Burrow has looked incredibly poised to open his career. Don't be surprised if he goes off again against the Eagles in Week 3, perhaps even upsetting Wentz and Philly on the road. Last week: 2823 Cleveland Browns QB We need to see more consistency from Mayfield before vaulting him way up the board, and he still forces one too many throws. But he was good against the Bengals on a short week, and it's still apparent he's got the tools to be a play-making distributor on a talented Cleveland offense. Last week: 2624 Carolina Panthers QB It was a mixed bag for Teddy against a tough Bucs team in Week 2, in which he fared well except for a couple of costly turnovers. That's what the can expect for the rest of the year -- some flashes and some struggles. Without , he could be in for more trouble. Last week: 2425 Los Angeles Chargers Chris Cooley Jersey QB Anthony Lynn insists will be the ' guy when healthy, but it seems more likely Herbert will get another start in Week 3. And he should. The rookie is bound to rely a little too much on his arm talent in tight spots, but he also looked surprisingly NFL-ready against Kansas City. His presence makes the Chargers better. Last week: Unranked26 Chicago Bears QB After a fourth-quarter comeback in Week 1 Kyle Allen Jersey , Trubisky came back to Earth despite the ' second straight win. This is probably where he truly belongs, toward the bottom pack of starters. The athleticism flashes here and there, but there are still far too many mi sed throws. Last week: 2527 New York Giants QB Jones has the arm and wherewithal to be something in the NFL, but he seems doomed for another turnover spree on this battered team, especially now that is also sidelined for the rest of the year. We might have to wait until Year Three for a true evaluation. Last week: 2728 Dwayne Haskins Washington Football Team QB Week 2 was par for the course for Haskins, who may or may not have that "it" factor to lift an otherwise mediocre franchise. Like Jones, his situation isn't ideal, and he'll be hard-pre sed for wins for a while. Last week: 2929 Miami Dolphins QB Credit to him for rebounding after an awful start to the year, but again, Fitzpatrick is what he is: An aggre sive big-play QB who's bound to force his way into trouble. If the can't beat the Jaguars on Thursday night, you have to wonder if Brian Flores will consider pulling the trigger on a change. Last week: 3230 San Francisco 49ers QB Set to start in place of the injured in Week 3, Mullens is by no means a lock to replicate Jimmy G's production, but you have to remember two things: 1.) The system in which he plays, and 2.) The fact he knows that system. Kyle Shanahan should be able to get the most out of him, even if it's as a shepherd of the ground game. Last week: Unranked31 Denver Broncos QB It's a good thing the signed , because they needed someone more capable of filling in for over the course of a month. Driskel, however, didn't back off the challenge against a tough defense in Week 2. If he can get decent protection and avoid risky throws, he might be a pa sable one-week stopgap. Last week: Unranked32 New York Jets QB You can blame the more than Darnold for this ranking, but the reality is Sam is completely hamstrung by his circumstances. He's not allowed to audible. He's got poor play-makers. His yards-per-attempt mark is worst among all starting QBs outside of Burrow. It's bad. It's really bad. Last week: 31