What happened: Kedon Slovis ranks second at 91.5, followed by Kyle Trask at 91.0. Cam Miller, Brett Rypien and Ward occupy the bottom three spots.
Why it matters: The ranking requires at least 10 dropbacks, filtering out smaller samples. The tight margin at the top leaves little separation among Beck, Slovis and Trask.
By the numbers: Beck leads Slovis by 0.2 points and Trask by 0.7. Ward trails Miller by 3.0 points and Rypien by 0.2.
What to watch: The remaining preseason games will show whether the order holds as dropback samples grow.