andtogether put plenty of high-end throws on film in their duel in Cincinnati. But the rest of the young quarterback bunch was not overly impre sive. We saw three pa ses from pa ser in Week 13. Three. So he wasn't counted this week -- got to have at least 10 throws to be evaluated. had another solid albeit unspectacular performance in the fourth-straight victory.There were seven quarterbacks selected in the past twocla ses that saw considerable playing time -- more than 10 pa s attempts -- in Week 13.Let's dive deep into the individual efforts of each quarterback Andrew Wiggins Jersey and a sign a grade on a per-snap basis, taking every individual aspect of their performance into account. LAC QB #10 CMP%66.0YDs3230TD24INT10YD/Att7.37 Best Throws:On his second throw of the game, Herbert seemingly defied the laws of physics throwing a rifle shot to his right while running left.A few plays later, Herbert dropped an absolutely stunning dime to for 41 yards. The throw had to feature surgical accuracy and loft.The four-yard touchdown to Allen was a laser between three defenders.Late in the first, Herbert rolled right, stopped, then gave a chance in a one-on-one situation down the sideline against , and the veteran wideout made the grab.While not a tight-window gem, on his second-to-last throw of the contest, Herbert had to uncorked a fastball to for 33 yards down the numbers.Worst Throws:Close to the end zone in the first, Herbert unnece sarily lofted a pa s high to that was knocked away.Early in the second, Herbert had Allen open down the left sideline but overthrew the receiver.Midway through the third, Herbert stepped into the pocket and had Williams driving back toward the line of scrimmage, but the D'Angelo Russell Jersey throw was too high.Summary:Herbert's live arm was on display throughout this huge AFC matchup. Offensive coordinator Joe Lombardi afford Herbert the chance to uncork rockets all over the field. A few weren't accurate, and he did take some sacks in the second half, but this was a solid rebound game for the second-year pa ser after last week in Denver. Grade: BSeason Grade: B- CIN QB #9 CMP%68.3YDs2645TD21INT11YD/Att8.4 Best throws:Midway through the first, Burrow stepped into a clean pocket and ripped a long throw to near the sideline for 21 yards.His first interception was a perfectly thrown, in-stride deep shot to that was bobbled and picked.The touchdown to Tee Higgins was an exquisitely placed rope down the middle between two defenders. One of the more impre sive throws I've seen from a young quarterback this season.Late in the second, he threw with perfect timing and placement on a long out route against tight coverage to Higgins for seven yards.Early in the third, Burrow dropped it in the bucket to Boyd for 20 yards. Perfect trajectory.Also in the third, he threw with pinpoint accuracy on an intermediate out to Chase against what looked like super-tight coverage.While being hit as he released the football -- so he couldn't really step into it -- Burrow found Boyd over the middle a second before the receiver was hit by a defender.Not overly difficult, but Burrow fit the ball through an impo sibly small window on a short throw over the middle to .Worst throws:On the first play of the second quarter, Burrow had a well-constructed pocket but mi sed on a long throw near the sideline to Tee Higgins.Later in the second, Burrow stepped up directly into pre sure and was contact low while throwing but mi sed an open .Under a little bit of pre sure late in the second, Burrow mi sed an open .In the third, Burrow had a little too much adrenaline flowing through his veins on a deep shot to an open Higgins that sailed over the second-year receiver's head in the end zone.Early in the fourth, he held the ball too long, pumped, then ran into pre sure. Bad sack.Burrow's interception in the end zone was a poorly underthrown ball. Felt like he didn't see .Summary:Given what I'd seen from Burrow and the mostly conservative offense this season, I expected the former No. 1 overall pick to simply operate Zac Taylor's mostly quick-pa sing offense that occasionally takes deep shots. Nothing bad. Nothing tremendous. But Burrow put a handful of high-caliber to ses on film. There were a few more misfires than normal too.Grade: BSeason Grade: B- MIA QB # Juan Hernangomez Jersey 1 CMP%68.0YDs1471TD9INT6YD/Att7.25 Best Throws:With under three to go in the half, Tagovailoa fit a pa s into over the middle between two defenders for five yards.On the next play, he threw with great accuracy on a quick slant to .A few drop backs later, he to sed a back-shoulder ball to who made the catch look effortle s down the left sideline.Late in the third, he squeezed an in-breaker between two converging defenders but the pa s was knocked away.His second-to-last throw of the game was another well-placed back-shoulder to Parker, but it was a better adjustment and catch than throw.Tagovailoa's final throw of the contest was dropped perfectly up and over underneath defenders on an over route run by Gesicki.Worst Throws:Midway through the first, he threw with anticipation on an over route by Waddle, but the pa s was a tick high and behind the wideout and fell incomplete.In the second, he misfired on an over route to . Too low.In the fourth, he didn't set his feet on a deep over run by Gesicki and airmailed it.Summary:Still plenty of quick-strike/RPO in the game plan for Tagovailoa, but he did make a few more impre sive throws than usual. And the bad decisions/inaccurate/hurried throws weren't as frequent. Grade: BSeason Grade: B- JAC QB #16 CMP%58.0YDs2369TD9INT10YD/Att5.95 BestThrows:Lawrence somehow squeezed the ball into the chest of for six in the first quarter. Air-tight coverage.WorstThrows:His first throw of the game was behind on a short cro sing route.Midway through the second, he threw behind his tight end on a short out route.Lawrence mi sed on a dump off attempt to James Robinson.On the first play of the third, he hurried a swing pa s to Robinson which caused it to sail over the running back's head.He mi sed a dump off over the middle to .In the third, Lawrence was late on a comeback to .Summary:It was a challenge to find legitimately impre sive throws that weren't to open receivers in this game. And there weren't many of those completions either. Lawrence didn't really put the ball in harm's way but mi sed some layups.Grade: D+Season Grade: C Anthony Edwards Jersey NYJ QB #2 CMP%57.6YDs1313TD4INT10YD/Att6.4 BestThrows:Early in the second, he threw with serious zip on a throw down the numbers to for 29 yards.A few plays later, he started by looking middle before snapping his head to the right and throwing a laser to for 19 yards.In the fourth, he threw with a touch of anticipation on a rifle shot to Moore over the middle for 18.WorstThrows:Wilson mi sed a wide open Moore in the end zone on a short throw. Doinked layup.In the third he was nearly picked on an over-the-middle attempt to Moore.His fourth-quarter interception was a pa s down the seam that sailed over the head of the intended target.Wilson skipped into a sack in the fourth quarter that was completely unnece sary.Summary:I saw some glimmers of development from Wilson in this outing, although the pocket presence still has a long way to go and the accuracy is not yet pinpoint too often.Grade: D+Season Grade: C- HOU QB #10 BestThrows:In garbage time, Mills got to his second read and hit over the middle.WorstThrows:Mills third throw of the game was a play-action throwback acro s the field, while he was pre sured, the rookie pa ser put the ball in a precarious spot, and it could've been intercepted.He also sailed a comeback route near the sideline.Summary:Mills entered Rondae Hollis-Jefferson Jersey the blowout lo s to the in mop-up duty, and was thoroughly bland. Of course, somewhat of a difficult spot, but the rookie quarterback to inspire confidence in him moving forward. Grade: D+Season Grade: CThe new NFL season is here! Win or lose, you can shop jerseys, shirts, hats, and much more to support your favorite team. .