4 QBs in NFL Rosters This Year | NFL News

Four QBs on the roster? That’s not just a trend—it’s a strategic signal. The Falcons, Steelers, Eagles, and Vikings are all carrying four quarterbacks this season, defying the league average of three. With the NFL pushing back the cutdown deadline, teams now have extra time to evaluate, trade, or pick up depth. The Vikings trimmed Max Brosmer but kept Kyler Murray, Carson Wentz, and J.J. McCarthy—whose health remains uncertain. Meanwhile, the Browns keep three active and one on IR. For teams like Atlanta, it’s about developing young talent like Jack Strand while having Cooper Rush ready; for Pittsburgh, it’s balancing a win-now approach with long-term development—maybe even Aaron Rodgers. In a league obsessed with quarterback stability, these moves reveal teams hedging bets, testing rookies, and preparing for the unknown.

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