There is a lot of pressure for NFL teams to find a quarterback. Finding one, especially in the draft, is a franchise-changing win. But that leads to a different kind of pressure in building a contender around that quarterback. Nobody wants to be known forever as the general manager who screwed up a great young QB's prime.
The Chicago Bears, Washington Commanders, New England Patriots, Atlanta Falcons and Denver Broncos entered last offseason with bad teams that missed the playoffs and had no quarterback. All of those teams drafted a QB, then saw success, but still had the pesky problem of a roster that that was far from complete.