The NFL's inevitable carousel of quarterbacks is about to start spinning. Eight teams changed their path at quarterback after last season. The Colts, Panthers and Texans drafted one in the top five picks in April. The Buccaneers, Raiders and Saints each signed veterans in free agency. The Jets traded for Aaron Rodgers, which opened up a promotion for Jordan Love in Green Bay. The league's other 24 teams generally started this season with the guy who was their signal-caller of record at the end of 2022.
And then the year of the backup quarterback ensued.