Let's assume Aaron Rodgers will not play for the Packers in 2023. 
Let's also assume that Aaron Rodgers does not play for a team in the NFC in 2023. 

What are YOUR top five quarterbacks in the NFC?

If you need help (I did!) coming up with five names ...

Kirk Cousins
Jared Goff
Jalen Hurts
Daniel Jones
Jordan Love
Kyler Murray
Dak Prescott
Brock Purdy
Geno Smith
Matthew Stafford

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1. Jalen Hurts
2. Geno Smith 
3. Matthew Stafford 
4. Kirk Cousins
5. Jordan Love
6. Jared Goff
7. Dak Prescott 
Then the rest..

? on Stafford, if healthy, I could see him #1, can also see him dropping out if top 7 if his injuries are still hanging around.

Put J. Love #5 because he is the unknown.
Hell , I'm a Packer fan, he should be #1!!!!
 

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Hurts #1, everone else, flip a coin
Goff
Prescott
Cousins
Stafford
Murray
and yes, even Purdy

I found this list online, taking Rodgers out of the NFC, I'd say...


My unknowns would beDesmond Ridder
Kyler Murray (injured)
Brock Purdy (injured) / Trey Lance / Sam Darnold
Kyle Trask/Baker MayfieldJordan Love


Trying to rank the rest

1) Matthew Stafford, Rams are rebuilding, but Stafford is still the best QB even if he doesn't have the talent to compete right now.

2) Jalen Hurts, whom was picked after Love
3) Geno Smith, Smith actually looked like a real full time starting QB of course he has a lot of talent around him, but I don't think he lost much of that talent in the off-season.

4) Kirk Cousins, very good and extremely consistent, both good and bad, he's absolutely amazing when not pressured and gets in trouble more than other QBs when he is pressured. So kinda depends how much he's pressured.
5) Dak Prescott, would be higher on the list if not for injuries risk

6) Justin Fields, I'm projecting a large leap year here, Fields hasn't had a decent OL nor weapons to work with and they're doing a good job of improving the offensive talent around him, plus he's a great runner and defense might give up a ton of points still letting him running up the surface and point in shootouts.
7) Jared Goff, Lions had one of the best offenses last year, though run heavy, but still, Goff did his part.
 😎 Derek Carr, maybe I'm too high on Carr, though I don't know why the Raiders disliked him so much
9) Daniel Jones, hasn't had much to work with and still doesn't... he's better than his stats but inconsistent and will continue to be so until they improve what's around him.

10) Jacoby Brissett, best of the career backups
11) Andy Dalton, second best of the career backups
Honorable Mention: Matt Ryan, whom is currently a FA.


 

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I think you are looking at Hurts, Dak, Carr, Cousins and Fields as my top 5.  Hurts with the combination of runnig and stud receivers should be 1. Dak is loaded at the WR position so he should light it up along with Carr in New Orleans with Kamara, Thomas, Olave should be scary. Cousins will put up the big stats and once again noone will even notice. And the sleeper is Fields, he has shown he can change a game by running but now he has one of the top receivers in Moore to go along with Mooney so the passing game should pick up.

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Hurts, then everyone else. Fields could be as good as they want him to be, presuming they develop him. 

Love will be right up there. I'm confident. 

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When its said and done, Fields will be a top 5 Packers QB all time just like Jay Cutler is. The man keeps feeding our defense.

Perhaps, but IIRC the kid has had 3OCs, a crappy line, and MEH receivers.  I think the kid will be very good one there is a level of talent and stability around him.

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If the Bears stand behind him, AND develop him. We'll see. I still believe we've got the best QB in the division. 

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Even if we have the best QB in the division, they don't currently seem to be trying to put the pieces around him this year to win the division.

Seems like a rebuilding year. Losing a lot of receivers (WR and TEs). As well as DT Reed and seemingly S Amos whom both seemed to be some of the glue holding the defensive together at times last year.

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