Paul, williams, Rose, westbrook,curry, Irving, Evans, Rubio, Wall, Parker, Holiday, Collison, Nash, Lawson, Conley
This is a laughable assessment of talent. First of all, Evans is a shooting guard, and not even a terribly good one at that. Holiday, Lawson, Collison, and Conley are all good, but none of them are all-star caliber. Conley is underrated, but none of them are very far above average. Tony Parker can still play, but he is no longer the Finals MVP he once was ... his defense especially has faltered, and his TS% is below the league average (Rondo's, by the way, is actually ABOVE the league average for point guards ... his shooting woes are entirely overrated).
And everyone talking about Rubio > Rondo cracks me up. Rubio is a poor man's Rondo in almost every way. He's a pass-first point guard who isn't great at knocking down shots, and is good at grabbing steals. However, Rondo is actually a much more efficient scorer than Rubio (the latter has a woefully bad TS%, below 50, while Rondo is hovering around 53, which again is above average), as well as a better defender. And Rubio is much more turnover prone than Rondo, and that is saying something because Rondo does turn the ball over a good amount.
Irving is overrated. He's a score first PG in the vein of Westbrook, though he's better at it than Westbrook is. (Westbrook, by the way, is extremely overrated. Look at his advanced metrics ... he struggles to stay above the LEAGUE AVERAGE in efficiency). Irving is above average, but not by much.
I'm not even going to address your idea that John Wall is an elite point guard.
Deron Williams, Chris Paul, Steve Nash, and Derrick Rose are the only point guards who are CLEARLY better than Rondo at this point, and I think you could even argue that Deron Williams is overrated, but that's a different story. Curry is approximately on par with Rondo, I would say, though he has a completely different style of play and skill set. But he is an extremely underrated point guard. Kyle Lowry, too, I would put just below Rondo and Curry, followed by Westbrook and Rubio and Irving.