There are two truths regarding NFL quarterbacks. They are the most important players on the field, and teams either have a good one or they don't.
Another truth is that in most cases, teams without a legitimate franchise quarterback are in a hurry to find one. This can lead to teams jockeying for draft position, overspending for free agents and other franchise-altering decisions.
The need for a quarterback can place a lot of pressure on team decision-makers, but it's excellent for signal-callers looking to get paid on the open market.
With the 2019 season half over, now is a great time to examine what the market could look like next spring.