Key points. To be successful, NFL quarterbacks (QBs) need fast processing speed, not just physical skills. Physical traits such as a powerful arm or great foot speed alone don't guarantee QB success.

Though each quarterback’s talent and makeup certainly contribute a huge part to the equation, so much of whether a QB will enjoy success in the NFL falls outside of his control.

Jaxson Dart put up two fingers, flashed a smirk and said “twice” with conviction. Dart, the New York Giants’ rookie quarterback, was discussing his relationship with Eli Manning before ...

When we set out to do our "QB Confidential" anonymous survey this summer, we asked 38 NFL quarterbacks about their picks for the league's smartest quarterback, the best arm, the top receiver they ...

Over 2.5 quarterbacks to be picked in the first round is -450 (bet $450 to win $100). That's implied odds of 81.8%. The under is +310. There are two key teams in the equation when it comes to that ...

RENTON, Wash. — After his first day wearing a Seahawks uniform on a football field, Jalen Milroe didn’t back down. Did the Seahawks really tell him that he was the best quarterback in the draft?

The best quarterbacks selected in the NFL draft need physical and cognitive skills. Learn how processing speed, working memory, and cognitive flexibility separate the best QBs.