The calendar may read 2019, but we're still two months away from the NFL's new league year, which begins with the start of free agency March 13.
Still, it won't take that long for the quarterback carousel to crank up. In actuality, it's slowly spinning already as college passers declare for April's draft — Heisman Trophy winner Kyler Murray put his name in (for now) before Monday's deadline — or, in the case of Oregon's Justin Herbert, didn't.
Expect the usual mix of college prospects and, likely, a compelling group of veterans available for work. And even though five clubs brought in first-round passers in 2018, there's usually perpetual demand in the quarterback market.
Here are nine on the supply side of the equation who could alter the landscape next season.
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