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Justin Herbert completed 30 passes in Sunday night’s victory over the Steelers. Although there were not many jaw-dropping passes in the game against Pittsburgh, he gave it most of the night. People left a deep impression. 

The rest of the young passers are very stable, but no one has a good performance as a passer or base runner. There are still many planned open, easy-to-complete types of game plans. 

In the past two NFL draft courses, seven quarterbacks had a long playing time in Week 11—more than 10 pass attempts.

Let's dive into the individual efforts of each quarterback and assign a rating on the basis of each snapshot, taking into account every aspect of their performance.

Summary: Herbert's typical number of flashes this week is more than he did against the Vikings a week ago. But considering his skills, the offense may be too conservative, and there are some mistakes. 

Grade: B Season Grade: B-

Summary: A stable data line, but this is a crazy improvisation and screens, swing passes and inspections for injuries. The major turnovers on the court this week are not what they did in the past month. 

Grade: C+ Seasonal Grade: B-

Summary: Fields was injured in the fight. Although this outing did give him a glimpse of his masterpiece in the film against the Steelers in Week 9, there were more mistakes. 

Grade: C Season Grade: C+

Summary: Burrow hasn't changed much in this game, for better or worse. He threw a series of inside screens at the back and near ends, and easily short shots in the field. Take what the Raiders defense gave him. Not stunning, not cruel.

Grade: B- Seasonal Grade: B-

In the third game, Jones had a free rusher in the middle, hit the ball when he was hit and found Hunter Henry opened six yards.

Summary: Jones is the Jones who has appeared basically every week so far this season. Lots of planned open shots, easy shots, a few high-level shots, and several mistakes when he had to pull the ball onto the court.  

Grade: B- Seasonal Grade: B-

Summary: Tagovailoa's ordinary outing is more high-speed pitching than he showed earlier this season. Still want to see the Dolphins show more trust in their young quarterback.

Grade: B- Seasonal Grade: B-

Summary: Believe it or not, Lawrence didn't have any very bad pitches in this game, however, his really impressive pitches were in the garbage time late in the game. The 49ers' passing fast break did cause problems for his offensive line.  

Grade: B+ Season Grade: C+

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