The best argument against expanding the NFL from 32 teams is that there simply aren’t enough quarterbacks.

Especially as the season unfolds, and quarterbacks inevitably are injured.

On Wednesday, five quarterbacks received tryouts with new teams. The Jets worked out Desmond Ridder and Dorian Thompson-Robinson. The Cardinals worked out Jeff Driskel, Kyle Trask, Logan Woodside.

Of the group, Ridder has the most experience. The third-round pick in the 2022 draft has started 18 games — 17 with the Falcons and one last year with the Raiders.

All five were drafted. Trask, a second-round pick in 2021, went the earliest. He was released by the Buccaneers in late August, and has not signed with any other roster or practice squad.

The Jets, who are off this weekend, have two quarterbacks on the

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