As a Browns fan, as exciting as it is to see this team finally have some success and should continue to for years to come... it is a little frustrating when you look at the QB situation of the AFC versus the NFC for the near future. It's ridiculous how imbalanced the AFC and NFC are as far as QB situation is for each team going into next year and the future.
AFC:
Bills - Josh Allen
Dolphins - Tua?
Jets - ? (likely drafting someone)
Patriots - ? (don't see next years starter on their current roster)
Browns - Baker
Bengals - Burrow
Ravens - Lamar Jackson
Steelers - ? (Ben probably retires, if not who knows)
Colts - ? (Rivers probably retires, if not then who knows, Brissett isn't the answer though)
Jaguars - Lawrence
Texans - Watson (if he doesn't demand a trade)
Titans - Tannehill (for at least the next few years)
Broncos - ? (Lock isnt the answer)
Chiefs - Mahomes
Chargers - Herbert
Raiders - Carr
NFC:
Cowboys - Dak (maybe)
Eagles - Hurts?
Giants - Daniel Jones (good luck with that)
WFT - ? (Smith retiring, Haskins gone, Kyle Allen is JAG... who knows)
Bears - ? (Trubisky sucks and he's gone anyway)
Lions - Stafford (could be on the move this year or next)
Packers - Rodgers (still elite, but getting up there in age)
Vikings - Cousins (lol)
Bucs - Brady (for another year or two)
Falcons - Matt Ryan (see Stafford)
Panthers - ? (Bridgewater aint it)
Saints - ? (Brees retiring - who knows what they do this offseason)
Cardinals - Kyler Murray
49ers - ? (Jimmy G looks done there)
Rams - Goff (for now)
Seahawks - Russell Wilson
I count 8 franchise QBs in the AFC (so, half the teams) and some other solid starters like Tannehill and Carr. The NFC has Wilson, Murray, and Dak as long term options. And Dak and Murray may rank behind any of the 8 "franchise" type guys in the AFC. Rodgers is obviously still elite but for how much longer? Brees is retiring, Brady has a year or two left in him, but other than that it's a bunch of ? marks or meh type guys (Jones, Cousins, Goff).