Ranking NFC North Quarterbacks: ChatGPT's Take
Artificial Intelligence is taking over the world, and now it's ranking quarterbacks in the NFC North. According to ChatGPT, Kirk Cousins is the worst starting quarterback in the division, while Jordan Love has the highest potential upside.
The Green Bay Packers have enjoyed a long run of success in the NFC North, thanks in part to two Hall-of-Fame quarterbacks in Brett Favre and Aaron Rodgers. With Rodgers on his way out to the New York Jets, it's now Jordan Love's turn to take the reins and lead the Packers to victory.
But how does Love stack up against the other starting quarterbacks in the division? ChatGPT ranked the projected NFC North starting quarterbacks based on their potential upside, and here are the results:
1. Justin Fields
ChatGPT believes that Justin Fields has the most potential upside due to his physical tools, mental makeup, and potential for development. Fields has shown flashes of brilliance in college and in the NFL, and if he continues to develop, he could become one of the best quarterbacks in the league.
2. Jordan Love
The Green Bay Packers clearly saw potential in Jordan Love when they drafted him in the first round of the 2020 NFL Draft. With a strong arm and good mobility, Love has the potential to become a star in the league if he can develop his accuracy and decision-making.
3. Jared Goff
Jared Goff has shown flashes of greatness in his career, but inconsistency and questionable decision-making has held him back. If Goff can put it all together, he has the physical tools to be a top-tier quarterback.
4. Kirk Cousins
Kirk Cousins is a solid quarterback who has put up good numbers throughout his career, but his lack of elite physical tools and tendency to be risk-averse limits his potential upside. While he may be reliable, it's unlikely he will lead the Vikings to a Super Bowl any time soon.
While these rankings may not please every fan in the NFC North, they do give a glimpse into the potential of each team's starting quarterback. With Rodgers gone, it's up to Love and the other quarterbacks to take the division to new heights.
