Tua ascends, Burrow slips & Daniel Jones falls off Mahomes Mountain (QB Tiers) | FIRST THINGS FIRST

Name: Tua ascends, Burrow slips & Daniel Jones falls off Mahomes Mountain (QB Tiers) | FIRST THINGS FIRST
Uploaded: 2023-09-13T16:54:32Z
Description: Nick Wright alongside Kevin Wildes, Chris Broussard and Eric Mangini reveals the latest edition of Mahomes Mountain, ranking the 32 best QBs in the NFL. Notable movements include Tua Tagovailoa, Baker Mayfield, Jordan Love, Brock Purdy and more all ascending up the list. Notable slides down the mountain include Joe Burrow, Josh Allen, Lamar Jackson, Justin Herbert, Daniel Jones and Geno Smith.

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Nick Wright alongside Kevin Wildes, Chris Broussard and Eric Mangini reveals the latest edition of Mahomes Mountain, ranking the 32 best QBs in the NFL. Notable movements include Tua Tagovailoa, Baker Mayfield, Jordan Love, Brock Purdy and more all ascending up the list. Notable slides down the mountain include Joe Burrow, Josh Allen, Lamar Jackson, Justin Herbert, Daniel Jones and Geno Smith.

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