In this week's edition of 3 Good, 2 Bad, and Something Interesting... Good: Josh Allen - MVP front runner? Baker Mayfield - dominant in divisional win Justin Fields - dominant but somehow still lost Bad: Mac Jones - time might be running out Derek Carr - washed? Something Interesting: Are the Cardinals going to bring back Kyler?

Terry recaps the QB performances from the Lions 34-20 win over the Packers then highlights 3 QBs to watch for week 4. QBs to watch: Bryce Young - great opportunity to bounce back against the win-less Vikings Patrick Mahomes - show the offense is officially back for good against the Jets Russell Wilson - win so Broncos are not one step closer to drafting Caleb Williams

Terry edits the segment slightly to a 3-2-1 format and offers his opinions on QB performances from Week 3. 3 Good: Josh Dobbs - Former practice squad QB can play! CJ Stroud - Silencing the haters (including me) Justin Herbert - Rocket arm saved his coach's job 2 Bad: Jimmy Garoppolo - Trying to do too much Ryan Tannehill - Can't overcome lack of talent around him while Derrick Henry struggles Something Interesting: Why are the Bengals continuing to play a hurt Joe Burrow?

Thurday night football was dominated by the 49ers in a 12-30 win over the Giants with Brock Purdy continuing his (mostly) excellent play and Daniel Jones struggling. Then 3 quarterbacks are highlighted to watch during this weekend. Mac Jones - beat the Jets to get back on track Justin Fields - a win against the Chiefs could save him and the Bears from a horrific week Desmond Ridder - show he can lead a high-scoring offense against the Lions

The Week 2 edition of "3 Good, 3 Bad, and Something Interesting" where Terry gives his assessment of notable quarterback performances from the weekend games. 3 good - Sam Howell, Josh Allen, Geno Smith 3 bad - Russell Wilson, Deshaun Watson, Zach Wilson Something interesting - is Trevor Lawrence over-hyped?

Terry discusses his thoughts on the performances of Jalen Hurts and Kirk Cousins in the 34-28 Eagles victory over the Vikings. Then, four QBs that are heading into pivotal Week 2 games are highlighted. Zach Wilson - needs to be SIGNIFICANTLY better than prior years for Jets to win (and not get benched) Geno Smith - has he regressed to the mean? Russell Wilson - appears more athletic but must prove he has IT Lamar Jackson - must show he can be effective leading a passing offense against the Bengals

The debut of a new segment titled "3 Good, 3 Bad, and Something Interesting" where Terry analyzes different quarterback performances from Week 1 of the NFL season. 3 good - Jordan Love, Tua Tagovailoa, Brock Purdy 3 bad - Justin Fields, Daniel Jones, Joe Burrow Something interesting - Anthony Richardson and the rookie QBs

The finale of Terry's QB rankings! #5 - Jalen Hurts (fantastic year but must do it again) #4 - Justin Herbert (has everything to be a top QB but needs to win) #3 - Josh Allen (force of nature who could age quickly without more help) #2 - Joe Burrow (always in control with precise decision making and accurate throws) #1 - Patrick Mahomes (the best; constant fear when ball is thrown deep)

The penultimate episode for Terry's QB rankings. #14 - Geno Smith (will the clock strike midnight for him?) #13 - Dak Prescott (coming off a high turnover year, will the loss of OC Moore be a good thing?) #12 - Tua Tagovailoa (nothing better than watching a weak armed lefty throw the ball aggressively with success) #11 - Jared Goff (turns out he doesn't need McVay to win!) #10 - Matthew Stafford (awesome ability but is his body failing him?) #9 - Kirk Cousins (always pretty good but needs more playoff success) #8 - Aaron Rodgers (is he cooked or still has something left for the Jets?) #7 - Lamar Jackson (incredibly productive and wins despite questionable accuracy; injuries are becoming a concern) #6 - Trevor Lawrence (will he build off of dominant 2nd half of year?)

Terry continues the QB rankings. #23 - Mac Jones (can he recover from a terrible season last year?) #22 - Kenny Pickett (plenty of hype around him despite a marginal rookie year and average athleticism) #21 - Deshaun Watson (decent chance he never regains early career form) #20 - Daniel Jones (can't be considered even an average QB when throwing for 15tds in a season) #19 - Jimmy Garoppolo (always accurate and mostly makes good decisions when healthy) #18 - Ryan Tannehill (solid athlete with some past success but is aging) #17 - Derek Carr (reuniting with Dennis Allen is a risky move) #16 - Kyler Murray (unbelievable physical traits despite his size; unbelievably bad optics surrounding him) #15 - Brock Purdy (can he continue fantastic play after recovering from injury?)