Where do the NFL teams in need of a QB go from here?

The quarterback position in the NFL is about as steady as it's been in a long time. There are 10 current signal-callers who have either won the Super Bowl or the MVP Award. Two of them — Aaron Rodgers and Tom Brady — have won both. Those nine quarterbacks don’t include established veterans such as Philip Rivers, Kirk Cousins, Matthew Stafford and Andrew Luck. The list also doesn’t count young, up-and-coming stars such as Patrick Mahomes, Deshaun Watson, Jared Goff, Mitch Trubisky and Dak Prescott. There’s also Jimmy Garoppolo, who missed this season with an ACL tear, but the 49ers still view him as their future quarterback, along with Carson Wentz in Philadelphia. If that wasn’t enough, the NFL saw another plethora of youth enter the league at the position this year. Five quarterbacks went in the first round of the 2018 NFL Draft, and all five showcased different degrees of promise. Then this week, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers announced they would pick up Jameis Winston's 2019 option, which takes the Buccaneers

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