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Dimitri_0515 · 09-28-2009

1. New Orleans Saints: Drew Brees
2. Indianapolis Colts: Peyton Manning
3. New England Patriots: Tom Brady
4. Pittsburgh Steelers: Ben Roethlisberger
5. New York Giants: Eli Manning
6. San Diego Chargers: Philip Rivers
7. Philadelphia Eagles: Donovan McNabb
8. Chicago Bears: Jay Cutler
9. Cincinnati Bengals: Carson Palmer
10. Green Bay Pacers: Aaron Rodgers
11. Arizona Cardinal: Kurt Warner
12. Minnesota Vikings: Brett Favre
13. Dallas Cowboys: Tony Romo
14. Atlanta Falcons: Matt Ryan
15. Baltimore Ravens: Joe Flacco
16. New York Jets: Mark Sanchez
17. Houston Texans: Matt Schaub
18. Tennessee Titans: Kerry Collins
19. Washington Redskins: Jason Campbell
20. Seattle Seahawks: Matt Hasselbeck
21. Denver Broncos: Kyle Orton 22. San Francisco 49ers: Shaun Hill
23. Carolina Panthers: Jake Delhomme
24. St. Louis Rams: Marc Bulger
25. Kansas City Chiefs: Matt Cassell
26. Buffalo Bills: Trent Edwards
27. Jacksonville Jaguars: David Garrard
28. Detroit Lions: Matthew Stafford
29. Cleveland Browns: Brady Quinn
30. Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Josh Johnson (who?)
31. Miami Dolphins: Chad Henne
32. Oakland Raiders: Jamarcus Russell

*Based upon current play
I would rather put Johnson and Henne ahead of Jamarcus. He is just playing terrible football.

kastofsna · 09-28-2009

Johnson and Henne played like 3 combined quarters this season.

both were drafted last year, and both are starting next week. looking forward to seeing them play.

kastofsna · 09-28-2009

also i think Johnson may be the first QB younger than me to start a game in the NFL. *sigh* starting to get old. i like his game, though. big, quick delivery, and very mobile. very different game than Leftwich. should be fun. he may play himself into an intriguing future camp battle between himself and Josh Freeman

JCTexan · 09-29-2009

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Originally Posted by Dimitri_0515

1. New Orleans Saints: Drew Brees
2. Indianapolis Colts: Peyton Manning
3. New England Patriots: Tom Brady
4. Pittsburgh Steelers: Ben Roethlisberger
5. New York Giants: Eli Manning
6. San Diego Chargers: Philip Rivers
7. Philadelphia Eagles: Donovan McNabb
8. Chicago Bears: Jay Cutler
9. Cincinnati Bengals: Carson Palmer
10. Green Bay Pacers: Aaron Rodgers
11. Arizona Cardinal: Kurt Warner
12. Minnesota Vikings: Brett Favre
13. Dallas Cowboys: Tony Romo
14. Atlanta Falcons: Matt Ryan
15. Baltimore Ravens: Joe Flacco
16. New York Jets: Mark Sanchez
17. Houston Texans: Matt Schaub
18. Tennessee Titans: Kerry Collins
19. Washington Redskins: Jason Campbell
20. Seattle Seahawks: Matt Hasselbeck
21. Denver Broncos: Kyle Orton 22. San Francisco 49ers: Shaun Hill
23. Carolina Panthers: Jake Delhomme
24. St. Louis Rams: Marc Bulger
25. Kansas City Chiefs: Matt Cassell
26. Buffalo Bills: Trent Edwards
27. Jacksonville Jaguars: David Garrard
28. Detroit Lions: Matthew Stafford
29. Cleveland Browns: Brady Quinn
30. Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Josh Johnson (who?)
31. Miami Dolphins: Chad Henne
32. Oakland Raiders: Jamarcus Russell

*Based upon current play
I would rather put Johnson and Henne ahead of Jamarcus. He is just playing terrible football.

What does that mean? I don't see how in the world Schaub is 17th in current play, and how is Sanchez above him? Schaub has thrown 3 more touchdowns, has a higher QB rating, & is throwing for more yards a game. Is this just your rankings?

Kulluminatii · 09-29-2009

Pretty sure these are official. Russell has a QB rating in the 30s right now...league average is somewhere around 50

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Dan B. · 09-29-2009

I like me some McNabb, but his current play hasn't been all that hot -- he hasn't played since Week 1. 7th seems way too high for him. Also I have not been impressed with Brady, who has been way less than stellar so far this year IMO.

Since this seems a decent thread to do it, here's my biggest surprises so far: Joe Flacco has been very solid. Kyle Orton has his team at 3-0 and has yet to turn it over. Matt Ryan was no fluke. Mark Sanchez might have been worth the cost.

My biggest busts? For "guys who were supposed to be good" I'd list Cassel, Brady, Cutler, and Romo. For "guys I'm not surprised they suck" I'd say Matt Stafford, Brady Quinn, Jake Delhomme, and Jamarcus Russell.

JCTexan · 09-29-2009

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Originally Posted by Kulluminatii

Pretty sure these are official. Russell has a QB rating in the 30s right now...league average is somewhere around 50

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Schaub is 4th in QB rating, 2nd in TDs thrown, 8th in yards, 14th in completion pct, but somehow he ends up @ 17th overall? How are these official?

Dan B. · 09-29-2009

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Originally Posted by Kulluminatii

Pretty sure these are official. Russell has a QB rating in the 30s right now...league average is somewhere around 50

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Official what? Here's the league page for individual passing QB stats. It should be ranking them by QB rating, but you can sort by stat. I don't think there's a stat on it though that would list McNabb in the top 10.

STEEL BLUE TEXANS · 09-29-2009

I have a hard time believing there are that many QBs playing better than Flacco and Schaub right now.

Dan B. · 09-29-2009

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Originally Posted by STEEL BLUE TEXANS

I have a hard time believing there are that many QBs playing better than Flacco and Schaub right now.

I'd put Peyton and Brees (and not necessarily in that order) ahead of anyone. After that there's a few that I'd consider for 3rd best, with both of the names you mentioned among them. And I totally agree that there is no way that both of them are in the bottom half of NFL QB's.

LonerATO · 09-29-2009

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Originally Posted by STEEL BLUE TEXANS

I have a hard time believing there are that many QBs playing better than Flacco and Schaub right now.

Kevin Kolb? I kid I kid

Goatcheese · 09-29-2009

My top 5 would be:

1. P.Manning
2. Brees
3. Flacco
4. Schaub
5. E.Manning

You can make an argument for Schaub over Flacco, but his higher YPA, and Attempts per first down, trump Schaubs 1 extra TD, and more explosive plays IMO.

**Texan_Bill** · 09-29-2009

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*Based upon current play

How the hell is McNabb 7th on the list??? Kolb has played more than he has this season.

*EDIT*

I didn't see Dan's post vvvvvvvv:

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Originally Posted by Dan B.

I like me some McNabb, but his current play hasn't been all that hot -- he hasn't played since Week 1. 7th seems way too high for him. Also I have not been impressed with Brady, who has been way less than stellar so far this year IMO.

BY1401 · 09-29-2009

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Originally Posted by Dimitri_0515

10. Green Bay Pacers: Aaron Rodgers

Green Bay has an NBA team?

Who knew?

09-28-2009	#1
Dimitri_0515 Rookie Join Date: Sep 2009 Posts: 48 Rep Power: 0	QB Rankings 1. New Orleans Saints: Drew Brees 2. Indianapolis Colts: Peyton Manning 3. New England Patriots: Tom Brady 4. Pittsburgh Steelers: Ben Roethlisberger 5. New York Giants: Eli Manning 6. San Diego Chargers: Philip Rivers 7. Philadelphia Eagles: Donovan McNabb 8. Chicago Bears: Jay Cutler 9. Cincinnati Bengals: Carson Palmer 10. Green Bay Pacers: Aaron Rodgers 11. Arizona Cardinal: Kurt Warner 12. Minnesota Vikings: Brett Favre 13. Dallas Cowboys: Tony Romo 14. Atlanta Falcons: Matt Ryan 15. Baltimore Ravens: Joe Flacco 16. New York Jets: Mark Sanchez 17. Houston Texans: Matt Schaub 18. Tennessee Titans: Kerry Collins 19. Washington Redskins: Jason Campbell 20. Seattle Seahawks: Matt Hasselbeck 21. Denver Broncos: Kyle Orton 22. San Francisco 49ers: Shaun Hill 23. Carolina Panthers: Jake Delhomme 24. St. Louis Rams: Marc Bulger 25. Kansas City Chiefs: Matt Cassell 26. Buffalo Bills: Trent Edwards 27. Jacksonville Jaguars: David Garrard 28. Detroit Lions: Matthew Stafford 29. Cleveland Browns: Brady Quinn 30. Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Josh Johnson (who?) 31. Miami Dolphins: Chad Henne 32. Oakland Raiders: Jamarcus Russell *Based upon current play I would rather put Johnson and Henne ahead of Jamarcus. He is just playing terrible football.

09-28-2009	#2
kastofsna Hall of Fame Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Tampa, FL Posts: 7,438 Rep Power: 405	Re: QB Rankings Johnson and Henne played like 3 combined quarters this season. both were drafted last year, and both are starting next week. looking forward to seeing them play.

09-28-2009	#3
kastofsna Hall of Fame Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Tampa, FL Posts: 7,438 Rep Power: 405	Re: QB Rankings also i think Johnson may be the first QB younger than me to start a game in the NFL. sigh starting to get old. i like his game, though. big, quick delivery, and very mobile. very different game than Leftwich. should be fun. he may play himself into an intriguing future camp battle between himself and Josh Freeman

09-29-2009	#5
Kulluminatii Hall of Fame Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: California Age: 22 Posts: 1,954 Rep Power: 3279	Re: QB Rankings Pretty sure these are official. Russell has a QB rating in the 30s right now...league average is somewhere around 50.

09-29-2009	#6
Dan B. Hall of Fame Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: by the construction Age: 35 Posts: 6,200 Rep Power: 15760	Re: QB Rankings I like me some McNabb, but his current play hasn't been all that hot -- he hasn't played since Week 1. 7th seems way too high for him. Also I have not been impressed with Brady, who has been way less than stellar so far this year IMO. Since this seems a decent thread to do it, here's my biggest surprises so far: Joe Flacco has been very solid. Kyle Orton has his team at 3-0 and has yet to turn it over. Matt Ryan was no fluke. Mark Sanchez might have been worth the cost. My biggest busts? For "guys who were supposed to be good" I'd list Cassel, Brady, Cutler, and Romo. For "guys I'm not surprised they suck" I'd say Matt Stafford, Brady Quinn, Jake Delhomme, and Jamarcus Russell.

09-29-2009	#9
STEEL BLUE TEXANS Hall of Fame Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Sugar Land, Texas Age: 30 Posts: 5,327 Rep Power: 1832	Re: QB Rankings I have a hard time believing there are that many QBs playing better than Flacco and Schaub right now.

09-29-2009	#12
Goatcheese Nightmare Over Join Date: Apr 2006 Posts: 4,511 Rep Power: 21918	Re: QB Rankings My top 5 would be: 1. P.Manning 2. Brees 3. Flacco 4. Schaub 5. E.Manning You can make an argument for Schaub over Flacco, but his higher YPA, and Attempts per first down, trump Schaubs 1 extra TD, and more explosive plays IMO. __________________ “Every man takes the limits of his own field of vision for the limits of the world.” -Arthur Schopenhauer

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