Quarterbacks are supposed to lead the huddle, not confuse the locker room with their fashion choices. But for some of these guys, it’s like they walked into their closets, lost a bet, and doubled down on the outfit anyway.
From overly coordinated fits to fashion risks that felt more like fashion crimes, these QBs went all-in on their personal style, even when no one asked them to. Whether it was the sunglasses at night or the suits that screamed “please notice me,” these players showed up looking like they had something to prove…and not just on the field.
15. Carson Wentz
Wentz always looked like he was trying to reinvent ranch casual for the red carpet. It’s giving Bass Pro Shop influencer with a Nordstrom gift card.
14. Cam Newton
Cam’s fashion sense is bold, unique, and almost always too much. It’s hard to tell if he’s arriving at a game or auditioning for a reboot of “Project Runway: NFL Edition.”
13. Joe Namath
Yes, he was ahead of his time, but the fur coats and flashy outfits were just as much about attention as they were about warmth. Broadway Joe knew he was the main character, and his closet definitely agreed.
12. Russell Wilson
Russ gets dressed like he Googled “drip” and picked the top five images—no matter the vibe. His style says “dad trying to prove he’s still got it” in every possible way.
11. Jimmy Garoppolo
Jimmy G shows up like he’s the face of a luxury cologne ad, but it often feels a little too curated. It’s less “naturally stylish” and more “publicist-approved Pinterest board.”
10. Jared Goff
There’s a real effort there, but Goff always seems one accessory away from looking like an extra in a boy band comeback video. He’s the type to wear fashion-forward sneakers that scream, “These aren’t for walking.”
9. Tom Brady
Once Brady found high fashion, he leaned in like it was a new TB12 regimen. Half the time, he looked like he was dressing for Paris Fashion Week, not pregame warmups.
8. Josh Allen
Allen’s style sits at the weird intersection of cowboy chic and hypebeast starter pack. You can tell he’s trying, but it’s not always clear what he’s trying for.
7. Jameis Winston
Jameis has never met a pattern or fabric he didn’t want to test-drive on national television. His outfits often feel like a mood board of three different people.
6. Patrick Mahomes
Mahomes has a knack for pairing flashy patterns with bold colors that don’t always land. His fits often feel like someone dared him to combine every loud piece in his closet just to see what would happen.
5. Joe Burrow
Joey B knows he’s stylish—and makes sure you know it too. Every outfit feels like a social media rollout with its own press tour.
4. Dak Prescott
Dak’s wardrobe often looks like he’s trying to land on a GQ cover via the NFL tunnel. It’s polished, but sometimes veers into “this took a little too much planning” territory.
3. Kirk Cousins
When Cousins dresses up, it’s like he’s trying to cosplay as someone cooler. He clearly puts in the effort, but the result always leans awkwardly try-hard.
2. Baker Mayfield
Baker’s outfits try to walk the line between edgy and athletic, but they usually just yell, “Please validate my aesthetic.” It’s like he’s starring in a reboot of “Quarterbacks Who Thrift Too Close to the Sun.”
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1. Aaron Rodgers
Rodgers has worn everything from obscure spiritual-retreat robes to Nicolas Cage cosplay. His wardrobe is one part philosophical journey, one part fever dream, and all parts trying way too hard.
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