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So, lets also take into account how they describe these "Tiers". I am fine with the rankings. If anything, I would swap Herbert for Stafford. See below:
TIER 1
A Tier 1 quarterback can carry his team each week. The team wins because of him. He expertly handles pure passing situations. He has no real holes in his game.
TIER 2
A Tier 2 quarterback can carry his team sometimes but not as consistently. He can handle pure passing situations in doses and/or possesses other dimensions that are special enough to elevate him above Tier 3. He has a hole or two in his game.
TIER 3
A Tier 3 quarterback is a legitimate starter but needs a heavier running game and/or defensive component to win. A lower-volume dropback passing offense suits him best.
TIER 4
A Tier 4 quarterback could be an unproven player (not enough information for voters to classify) or a veteran who ideally would not start all 17 games.
TIER 5
A Tier 5 quarterback is best suited as a backup.
I think the winning drive at the end of the Super Bowl was enough to move Staff up to the bottom of tier 1. His overall performance last year was enough to keep him at #6-7.
If he puts up a season that reflects his postseason numbers? He's in tier 1, no matter what.