As we near the tail end of the NFL offseason, we tend to sit around and ponder and often debate about the best QBs. When you look at the current crop of starters in the league, it can be hard to accurately rank them. Pro Football Focus recently released their Top-10 NFL QBs ahead of the 2021 season. PFF rankings are based on stats and analytics, which means their list should be solid and fair. Here's their Top-10 NFL QBs.PFF's Top-10 NFL QBs#10. Lamar Jackson - Baltimore RavensIn his first three seasons, Lamar Jackson has put up 7,085 passing yards, 2,906 rushing yards, 87 total touchdowns, has won a unanimous MVP award, and is 30-7 as a starter in the regular seasonAny way it’s looked at, he’s by far one of the best 50 players in the NFL pic.twitter.com/50tLhXuHx3— Kevin Oestreicher (@koestreicher34) June 25, 20212020 record -11-4Record over the last three years (to keep the numbers fair and get a better sense of things) - 30-71 Pro Bowl, zero Super Bowls, 1 MVP Award 2020 stats- 2,757 passing yards, 26 TD, 9 INT, 1,005 rushing yards, 7 TDStats over last three years- 7,085 passing yards, 68 TD, 18 INT, 2,906 rushing yards, 19 TDs2020 playoff stats- 1-1 record, 0 TD, 2 INT#9 Baker Mayfield - Cleveland BrownsA reminder: Baker Mayfield deserves as much money as Lamar Jackson & Josh Allen. #DawgPound #Browns pic.twitter.com/j5Qs384y5p— Emmanuel Acho (@EmmanuelAcho) June 23, 20212020 record- 11-5Record over last three years- 23-22Zero Pro Bowls, Super Bowls, or MVPs2020 stats- 3,563 passing yards, 26 TD, 8 INT, 165 rushing yards, 1 TDStats over last three years- 11,115 passing yards, 75 TD, 43 INT, 437 rushing yards, 4 TD2020 playoff stats- 1-1 record, 4 TD, 1 INT#8 Kirk Cousins - Minnesota Vikings“You like that?”- Kirk Cousins to all of New Orleans(via @NFL)pic.twitter.com/T0XO6eZZfm— Bleacher Report (@BleacherReport) January 5, 20202020 record- 7-9Record over last three years - 25-21-11 Pro Bowl, zero Super Bowls, zero MVPs2020 stats- 4,265 passing yards, 35 TD, 13 INT, 156 rushing yards, 1 TDStats over last three years - 12,166 passing yards, 91 TD, 29 INT, 342 rushing yards, 3 TD2020 playoff stats - did not compete#7 Matt Ryan - Atlanta FalconsMatt Ryan delivers a dime to Calvin Ridley for 63 YARDS!📺: #CHIvsATL on FOX📱: NFL app // Yahoo Sports app: https://t.co/9RobDGGsOD pic.twitter.com/7jttBuBRvQ— NFL (@NFL) September 27, 20202020 record- 4-12Record over last three years - 18-291 Pro Bowl, zero Super Bowls, zero MVPs2020 stats - 4,581 passng yards, 26 TD, 11 INT, 92 rushng yards, 2 TDStats over the last three years - 13,971 passing yards, 87 TD, 32 INT, 364 rushing yards, 6 TD2020 playoff stats - did not compete#6 Dak Prescott - Dallas CowboysTHE DAK PRESCOTT SPECIAL‼️😱(via @NFL) pic.twitter.com/MZbidstzJL— FOX Sports: NFL (@NFLonFOX) October 11, 20202020 record- 2-3 (season cut short due to injury)Record over last three years - 20-171 Pro Bowl, zero Super Bowls, zero MVPs2020 stats - 1,856 passing yards, 9 TD, 4 INT, 93 rushing yards, 3 TDStats over the last three years - 10,643 passing yards, 61 TD, 23 INT, 675 rushing yards, 12 TD2020 playoff stats - did not compete#5 Josh Allen - Buffalo BillsQBs in #NFL history with a season of 4,500+ passing yards, 30+ TDs, & 10 or fewer interceptions: 1. Tom Brady (4)2. Peyton Manning (2)3. Matt Ryan (2)4. Ben Roethlisberger5. Deshaun Watson6. Patrick Mahomes7. Aaron Rodgers8. Josh Allen— Cody Manning (@CodyTalksNFL) June 26, 20212020 record -13-3Record over last three years - 28-151 Pro Bowl, zero Super Bowls, zero MVPs2020 stats - 4,544 passing yards, 37 TD, 10 INT, 102 rushing yards, 8 TDStats over the last three years - 9,707 passing yards, 67 TD, 31 INT, 1,562 rushing yards, 25 TD2020 playoff stats - 2-1 record, 5 TD, 1 INT#4 Russell Wilson - Seattle Seahawks#NFL QB Passing TD Leaders since 2018:1. Patrick Mahomes: 1142. Russell Wilson: 1063. Aaron Rodgers: 994. Tom Brady: 935. Kirk Cousins: 916. Matt Ryan: 877. Deshaun Watson: 858. Drew Brees: 839. Philip Rivers: 7910. Baker Mayfield: 75— Cody Manning (@CodyTalksNFL) June 23, 20212020 record - 12-4Record over last three years - 33-153 Pro Bowls, zero Super Bowls, zero MVPs2020 stats- 4,212 passing yards, 40 TD, 13 INT, 513 rushing yards, 2 TDStats over the last three years - 11,770 passing yards, 106 TD, 23 INT, 1,231 rushing yards, 5 TD2020 playoff stats - 0-1 record, 2 TD, 1 INT#3 Aaron Rodgers - Green Bay PackersAaron Rodgers releases this ball at the 20.Donald Driver catches the ball at the 10.That's a 70-yard throw! Never forget who has the strongest arm in the NFL. pic.twitter.com/M4z6UtSXzX— Eli Berkovits (@BookOfEli_NFL) June 26, 20212020 record - 13-3Record over last three years - 32-15-11 Pro Bowl, 1 MVP, zero Super Bowls2020 stats - 4,299 passing yards, 48 TD, 5 INT, 149 rushing yards, 3 TDStats over the last three years - 12,743 passing yards, 99 TD, 11 INT, 601 rushing yards, 6 TD2020 playoff stats - 1-1 record, 5 TD, 1 INT#2 Tom Brady - Tampa Bay BuccaneersQBs in #NFL history with a season of 4,500+ passing yards, 30+ TDs, & 10 or fewer interceptions: 1. Tom Brady (4)2. Peyton Manning (2)3. Matt Ryan (2)4. Ben Roethlisberger5. Deshaun Watson6. Patrick Mahomes7. Aaron Rodgers8. Josh Allen— Cody Manning (@CodyTalksNFL) June 26, 20212020 record - 11-5Record over last three years - 34-142 Super Bowl, 1 Pro Bowl, zero MVPs2020 stats - 4,633 passing yards, 40 TD, 12 INT, 6 rushing yards, 3 TDStats over the last three years - 13,045 passing yards, 93 TD, 31 INT, 75 rushing yards, 8 TD2020 playoff stats - 4-0 record, 10 TD, 3 INT#1 Patrick Mahomes - Kansas City ChiefsThe top-5 players in the NFL and their alma mater1. Aaron Donald, @Pitt_FB 2. Patrick Mahomes, @TexasTechFB 3. Travis Kelce, @GoBearcatsFB 4. Quenton Nelson, @NDFootball 5. Davante Adams, @FresnoStateFB https://t.co/29F9xv944Z— PFF College (@PFF_College) June 25, 20212020 record - 14-1Record over last three years - 37-93 Pro Bowls, 1 Super Bowl, 1 MVP2020 stats - 4,740 passing yards, 38 TD, 6 INT, 308 rushing yards, 2 TDStats over the last three years - 13,868 passing yards, 114 TD, 23 INT, 798 rushing yards, 6 TD2020 playoff stats - 2-1 record, 4 TD, 2 INTTruth Behind PFF's Top-10 NFL QBs ListMahomes as the top NFL QB is unanimous and he should be the top guy for many years to come. Tom Brady as the second-best NFL QB could be argued by some, but he is still putting up elite stats well into his 40s. Aaron Rodgers is deserving of #3, but it is intriguing as he may not even play this season. Russell Wilson was snubbed for the MVP award, which would have seen him leap over Rodgers on the list. There's no other one-man army like Wilson in the NFL today. Josh Allen at #5 is the perfect spot for him on the NFL QB list. He is poised to become a top-three NFL QB this year and could play in his first Super Bowl.The sixth-best NFL QB according to PFF is Dak Prescott, which is questionable. Yes, his stats are right in line with the other QBs, but he lacks the clutchness of a top QB. Plus, we don't know what type of player he will be post-injury. Matt Ryan was once regarded as the top NFL QB when he won the MVP, but his team has let him down 9 times out of 10. If the Falcons could close out their games, Ryan would be ranked higher than Dak. Kirk Cousins is a good QB who makes too many mental errors on the field. Lamar Jackson, Deshaun Watson, Kyler Murray, and even Ryan Tannehill could be put at #8.Baker Mayfield and Lamar Jackson round out the Top-10 NFL QBs. Jackson could've been placed over Mayfield if he hadn't relied on his legs so much. This year, his offense is loaded and we could see him throw career-high attempts. Mayfield is an underdog on this list as he is just now coming into his prime and should climb through the rankings over the years.Kirk Cousins is the only QB that could easily be replaced on the list but his TD:INT ratio is quite admirable. These NFL QBs could also be switched around in their order and this is what Sportskeeda's Top-10 NFL QB list would look like:#1 - Patrick Mahomes#2 - Tom Brady#3 - Aaron Rodgers#4 - Russell Wilson#5 - Josh Allen#6 - Deshaun Watson #7 - Lamar Jackson #8 - Baker Mayfield#9 - Dak Prescott#10 - Matt Ryan