Rookie Quarterback Rankings: Mac on the attack... again

Justin Fields sat out again this week resting an ankle injury, but Bears head coach Matt Nagy hopes he’ll be a go for the season finale. There’s been a lot of growing pains in Season 1 for Fields, but it would be nice to see him finish out his rookie year on a high note.

The rookie season from Hell is almost over for Trevor Lawrence, and after another multi-INT game, I’m sure Lawrence is more than ready for the offseason. Things are so bad that Jaguars fans are attempting to shame owner Shad Khan into firing general manager Trent Baalke. What a mess.

This was actually one of Mills’ more pedestrian outings this season as he passed for just 163 yards. The Niners were too much for the Texans as Mills, and the offense, never got much of anything going. Just one more game left in another disastrous season for Houston.

The Jets looked to be in the perfect position to complete one of the biggest upsets of the NFL season, but then Tom Brady happened. Zach Wilson did his part in not throwing the game away, but that just wasn’t enough once again. Wilson passed for 234 yards and a TD. This was the fourth game in a row that Wilson did not pass to the other team. Any improvement for the Jets needs to be applauded.

Lance was finally reinserted into the starting lineup for the 49ers in Week 17 and got the first win of his career, beating the lowly Texans. Lance played well, passing for 249 yards and two TDs. Lots of promise with this kid, and he should be ready to step in full-time next season in place of Jimmy G.

Jones and the Patriots bounced back big time this week, beating down the Jaguars 50-10. Jones had three TD passes and a 128.1 passer rating. After their loss the previous week to Buffalo, New England needed a get-right game before the postseason. Every team should be able to play Jacksonville coming off a bad loss.