What happened: PFF released its ranking of every starting NFL quarterback ahead of the 2026 season, placing Josh Allen at No. 1. Brock Purdy checked in at No. 10, and Bryce Young landed at No. 20.

Why it matters: The order follows the same top spot Allen held in PFF's earlier 2026 quarterback rankings. Purdy's No. 10 slot puts him ahead of Young by ten spots, a gap that reflects San Francisco's stability at the position compared to Carolina's ongoing evaluation of Young.

What to watch: Training camps open across the league in the coming weeks, giving each quarterback a chance to affect where PFF and other outlets rank them once the 2026 season begins.