Here’s where Giants’ Daniel Jones, Jets’ Zach Wilson rank among NFL’s best, worst QBs entering 2021

© Andrew Mills | NJ Advance Media/Andrew Mills | NJ Advance Media New York Giants general manager Dave Gettleman watches the Giants rookie minicamp on Friday May 14, 2021.

The Jets are starting over at quarterback (yet again) in 2021, while the Giants are hoping third-year pro Daniel Jones takes the next step.

© Andrew Mills | NJ Advance Media/Andrew Mills | NJ Advance Media New York Giants top draft pick Kadarius Toney during the Giants rookie minicamp on Friday May 14, 2021.

So where do Zach Wilson — the Jets’ presumptive starter, after they drafted him second overall — and Jones rank among the NFL’s best and worst quarterbacks?

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Pro Football Focus recently attempted to answer that question, with its 2021 starting quarterback rankings. Jones checks in at No. 20, while Wilson is 30th, ahead of only Jalen Hurts (Eagles) and Drew Lock (Broncos).

© Andrew Mills | NJ Advance Media/Andrew Mills | NJ Advance Media New York Giants general manager Dave Gettleman watches the Giants rookie minicamp on Friday May 14, 2021.

Here’s the rationale for Jones’ ranking:

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This is a big year for Daniel Jones to establish himself as a franchise quarterback, and the Giants are doing everything in their power to surround him with help. Last year, the team had the lowest pass-blocking grade in the league and the eighth-worst receiving grade, but new additions from free agency and the draft should help.

© Andrew Mills | NJ Advance Media/Andrew Mills | NJ Advance Media New York Giants Joe Judge stands behind running back Corey Clement, a New Jersey native,during the Giants rookie minicamp on Friday May 14, 2021.

This is the first offseason Jones will be in the same offense, which will offer more familiarity going into his third season. Jones must eliminate the boneheaded decisions and turnover-worthy plays that hold the team back. With his toughness and ability to make plays with his legs, Jones can make a big leap forward.

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And here’s the rationale for Wilson’s ranking:

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Wilson is as natural as it comes at throwing the football. He also brings the type of athleticism and off-platform throws we see from the best quarterbacks in the NFL. He had the highest single-season passing grade of the PFF College era (95.5). Only 13.6% of Wilson’s throws beyond the line of scrimmage were deemed uncatchable this past season, the lowest rate in the FBS. The big question will be how fast he can learn the playbook and adapt to the speed of the game. The biggest adjustment for young quarterbacks is how fast the pocket collapses — and making good decisions while it happens.

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Here are Nos. 15-19 on PFF’s list: Justin Herbert (Chargers), Ben Roethlisberger (Steelers), Kyler Murray (Cardinals), Joe Burrow (Bengals), and Ryan Fitzpatrick (Washington).

© Andrew Mills | NJ Advance Media/Andrew Mills | NJ Advance Media Tight end Nate Wieting makes a catch during the New York Giants rookie minicamp on Friday May 14, 2021.

And here are Nos. 21-29: Trevor Lawrence (Jaguars), Jimmy Garoppolo (49ers), Carson Wentz (Colts), Jameis Winston/Taysom Hill (Saints), Justin Fields (Bears), Jared Goff (Lions), Cam Newton (Patriots), Sam Darnold (Panthers), and Tua Tagovailoa (Dolphins).

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Darnold, of course, played for the Jets from 2018-20. And then they traded him this offseason, clearing the way for Wilson’s arrival.

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File shot of New York Giants quarterback Daniel Jones (8) as the Giants prepare to host the San Francisco 49ers at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, N.J. on Sunday, September 27, 2020.

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