**Nick “Wrong” Wright Once Again Spews Stupidity! NFL Analyst Makes IDIOTIC Prediction On NFC North QBs**
Nick Wright has built a career on terrible takes, but his latest proclamation about the NFC North quarterbacks might be his dumbest yet. The *First Things First* host, whose nickname should legally be changed to “Wrong Wright” given his track record, recently declared that **Jordan Love is already the best quarterback in the NFC North**—a take so laughably bad that it makes the Chicago Bears’ quarterback decisions look logical by comparison.
Let’s get one thing straight: Jordan Love had a nice stretch to end the 2023 season. He also spent the first half of the year looking like a backup, threw three interceptions in his playoff debut, and has exactly **17 career starts**. Yet, according to Wright, that’s enough to crown him over proven veterans like Jared Goff and Kirk Cousins, not to mention a dynamic talent like Justin Fields.
This isn’t just a bad take—it’s a *deliberately* bad take, the kind of nonsense that only exists to generate outrage clicks. So let’s break down exactly why Wright is, once again, embarrassingly wrong.If Wright had said Goff was the best quarterback in the division, nobody would’ve blinked. The Detroit Lions’ signal-caller just finished **third in passing yards (4,575)**, threw **30 touchdowns**, and led his team to its first division title in 30 years. He’s been to a Super Bowl, has multiple Pro Bowl nods, and has consistently performed at a high level for years.
But according to Wright’s logic, seven good games from Love somehow outweighs Goff’s entire body of work. That’s like saying a guy who hit .400 in September is a better baseball player than a guy who’s batted .300 for a decade. It’s **nonsense**.- **Two playoff wins (including a victory over Matthew Stafford in L.A.)**
But sure, Nick—Love is *totally* better.Before his Achilles injury, Cousins was on pace for **another** 4,500-yard, 30-TD season. He’s been one of the most consistent quarterbacks in football since 2015, and yet Wright thinks Love—who hasn’t even played a full season as a starter—is somehow superior.- **65.9% completion rate**
Love, meanwhile, had **eight bad games** before his hot streak. If we’re judging quarterbacks based on **half a season**, then Zach Wilson must be a future Hall of Famer because he had a couple of good games in 2023, right?Fields may not be perfect, but his **elite rushing ability** (1,143 yards in 2022) and improving passing make him a far more dangerous weapon than Love in the right system. If the Bears actually build around him (a big *if*), he could easily outperform Love this season.
But according to Wright, Love—who needed **10 games** to look like a competent starter—is somehow the NFC North’s golden boy.Let’s be real: Love’s late-season surge was impressive, but it came against:
– **The Lions’ backups** (Week 18, Detroit rested starters)
– **The Panthers** (worst team in football)
– **The Vikings’ practice squad secondary** (Minnesota was down to 4th-string CBs)
When he faced an **actual elite defense (49ers) in the playoffs**, he folded, throwing two backbreaking interceptions.
But sure, Nick—let’s crown him based on a few games against terrible teams.This isn’t analysis—it’s **clickbait**. Wright knows exactly what he’s doing: saying something outrageous to get people talking. And while it works (here we are, writing about it), it doesn’t make his take any less stupid.
Until Love proves he can sustain success over a **full season**, calling him the best QB in the NFC North is **a joke**. But hey, when has logic ever stopped Nick “Wrong” Wright?
**Final Grade for Wright’s Take: F-**
*Just like his prediction record.*
