Mina Kimes has revealed what she thinks the NFL’s current quarterback hierarchy is, but fans are not happy with it.
On Wednesday’s episode of her eponymous show, the ESPN reporter and Ben Solak curated their Top 10 list of quarterbacks in the league. This was what she came up with:
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1) Patrick Mahomes
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2) Josh Allen
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3) Lamar Jackson
4) Joe Burrow
5) Drake Maye
6) Justin Herbert
7) Dak Prescott
8) Jordan Love
9) Caleb Williams
10) Matthew Stafford
There was much condemnation from fans:
In response to the backlash, Kimes wrote on social media:
“It’s a draft with a three year timeline. If it was a simple power rank, he’d be top 5. Half of these picks aren’t even mine. I can’t even correct Dov because he’s blocked me and just uses my pic for engagement/rage bait. Truly one of the worst accounts on here!”
Mina Kimes gets candid on Tucker Kraft’s importance in Packers’ offense
While Mina Kimes is a self-professed Seattle Seahawks fan, she also covers other teams, including NFC rivals. On an episode of “NFL Live” last week, she was asked how the Green Bay Packers‘ offense would fare with wide receivers Dontayvion Wicks and Romeo Doubs gone.
Instead af answering the question head-on, she deflected towards tight end Tucker Kraft, who is projected to return from an ACL tear:
“I think the skill group should be fine, but with a caveat or a question mark. When is Tucker Kraft going to be back and available? Is it going to be Week 1? I think this is, maybe not as big of an absence as Micah Parsons, but it’s not that far off in terms of his importance to this passing attack.”
She continued:
“Folks forget, through the first nine weeks of the season, before Tucker Kraft got hurt, he was fifth amongst all pass-catchers in yards per route run, which captures both productivity and usage. That’s ahead of receivers like Amon-Ra St. Brown, CeeDee Lamb, Ja’Marr Chase. That’s how important he was.”
The Packers’ season begins against the Minnesota Vikings on Sept. 13. Kickoff is at 3:25 p.m. CT on CBS.
Edited by Andre Castillo