ESPN: Patriots, Jets, Titans Tied for Drafting the Most QBs Since 2010 NFL Draft

Quarterback is the most important position in the NFL, but a trio of franchises has struggled to get it right for over a decade.

According to ESPN's Mike Reiss, "Since 2010, the [New England] Patriots have selected eight quarterbacks in the NFL draft, tied with the [New York] Jets and [Tennessee] Titans for most in the NFL."

The Jets are expected to part ways with 2021 No. 2 pick Zach Wilson this offseason after his disastrous three-year run. While star signal-caller Aaron Rodgers is expected to return from his torn Achilles in 2024, New York has no plan in place for its quarterback of the future.

The Titans appear to have found their franchise quarterback in 2023 second-round pick Will Levis, who showed flashes of potential in nine starts as a rookie. He threw for 1,808 yards, eight touchdowns and four interceptions, but Tennessee went 3-6 in games he started.

The Patriots shipped 2021 No. 15 pick Mac Jones to the Jacksonville Jaguars earlier this offseason and are expected to draft a quarterback with their No. 3 pick this year.

New England is entering a new era under first-year head coach Jerod Mayo, so it will be crucial for the franchise to get it right when it makes its selection in the draft.