Teams will know where they stand for the 2022 NFL season once they get into training camp. For some, a deep playoff run is the minimum requirement, while for others, simply making the postseason is considered an achievement.A lot of what makes a team a playoff contender is their quarterback. The likes of Aaron Rodgers, Tom Brady, Josh Allen and Patrick Mahomes hold their teams' aspirations in their hands, literally.But for all the great quarterbacks who scare defensive coordinators, there are plenty of others who simply do not have the same effect.Here are five of the least-feared quarterbacks entering the 2022 NFL season.#5 Sam DarnoldCarolina Panthers v Tampa Bay BuccaneersThe 25-year-old does not strike fear in any defensive coordinator. After starting last season in a blaze of glory (3-0), things quickly went downhill for Carolina.With Darnold under center, there is not much to get excited about. While he can move around and use his legs rather well, he struggles to throw the football consistently.PFF@PFFSam Darnold interception on the first play of the game Welcome to Week 6! 70865Sam Darnold interception on the first play of the game 😬Welcome to Week 6! https://t.co/NT9feQ3SJlHe started 11 games last year and had a 4-7 record, throwing just nine touchdowns compared to 13 interceptions. He also only completed just 59.9% of his passes.Carolina simply do not trust him anymore and reports suggest they are exploring the possibility of bringing in Baker Mayfield from the Cleveland Browns. #4 Drew LockKansas City Chiefs v Denver BroncosInvolved in the deal that sent Russell Wilson to the Denver Broncos, Drew Lock now calls Seattle home. He started three games for Denver last year and lost all three. He threw two touchdowns and two interceptions in those games, totalling 787 yards.Now in Seattle with fewer weapons and a worse defense, Lock is expected to struggle if he is the team's starter come Week 1. Colin Kaepernick and Baker Mayfield are rumored to be targets for Seattle and if one of the two is brought in, Lock could be relegated to a back-up role.Joe Rowles@JoRo_NFLMight be the worst interception I've seen all season.Horrific decision by Drew Lock.36047Might be the worst interception I've seen all season.Horrific decision by Drew Lock. https://t.co/QzFu8546Gj#3 Jared GoffGreen Bay Packers v Detroit LionsThe former Rams quarterback lands on the list simply because of the team he plays for. Last year, Goff went 3-10-1 in 14 games, throwing 19 touchdowns and a respectable eight interceptions.However, it is his mental mistakes that continually get him into trouble. With the Lions still rebuilding their squad, Goff is likely to be more down than up in 2022.PFF@PFFJared Goff connects with Jalen Ramsey in the end zone 1088136Jared Goff connects with Jalen Ramsey in the end zone 🎯 https://t.co/zxoKstzP4d#2 Daniel JonesNew York Giants v Miami DolphinsIf a team doesn't pick up your fifth-year option despite being a first-round pick, chances are you have not held up your end of the bargain. Daniel Jones went 4-7 last season, throwing 10 touchdowns and seven interceptions. There is just nothing aside from his ability to use his legs that worries defenses in the league. With the Giants nailing their draft picks this year (on defense) and giving Jones another receiver in Wan'Dale Robinson, there's hope that he will start to take control.#1 Carson WentzWashington Commanders Introduce Carson WentzCarson Wentz had just about everything a quarterback in the NFL needed with the Colts last season. Despite being blessed with a great offensive line, a superstar running back, a decent receiving core, a good defense, Wentz failed to lead the Colts to the postseason.Wentz threw 27 touchdowns and just seven interceptions, but finished with a 9-8 record. His tendency to crumble under pressure was visible last season as he was humbled in a loss to the lowly Jaguars, which ended the Colts' playoff hopes.Zach Lowder@Z14LowderFFHaha Carson Wentz, that one might be the worst interception of the year. That makes two interceptions thrown this year for Wentz with his left hand 🤣#NFLTwitter123Haha Carson Wentz, that one might be the worst interception of the year. That makes two interceptions thrown this year for Wentz with his left hand 🤣#NFLTwitter https://t.co/YVYYXI8gpQNow with the Commanders, Wentz has, according to many, taken a step back team-wise. It will be interesting to see how things pan out for him across the season.