Football Ranking the Quarterbacks of the NFL - Page 4

Chiefs Rool · 07:10 PM

1. Peyton Manning- clearly the best
2. Tom Brady - clearly 2nd best
3. Drew Brees - hasn't been as great this season, but team is still winning and he is still worthy of #3
4. Phillip Rivers - despite being 2-4, Rivers still plays at a very high level. If he keeps crying too much, he could drop
5. Matt Shaub - he's a fine QB, he tore apart one of the best defenses last week, led a comeback drive ending with a long TD pass with 30 seconds left for the win and he is 4-2
6. Aaron Rodgers - his team is winning and he is clearly one of the top QBs in this league
7. Matt Ryan - his team is 4-2, Ryan is a playmaker and worthy of this spot and he's only going to get better.
8. Big Ben Roethlesberger - I probably misspelled his last name, but Big Ben proved last week that he is still a top QB in this league and usually QBs who win 2 superbowls get put in the top 10.
9. Eli Manning - I hate to put him this high, but his team is one of the best and he has been playing well. 3 straight wins after getting their asses kicked 2 games in a row, way to bounce back.
10. Michael Vick - the guy is a game changer and a playmaker. He is a better passer than he has been and can still cause problems with his feet. The guy knows how to win.
10. Mark Sanchez - he's playing the role of a game manager, but he's obviously doing it well. Currently his team is the best in the NFL and he plays efficiently.
11. Joe Flacco - his team is on top of their game, Flacco had 1 terrible game this season but has bounced back and now is playing well again.
12. Jay Cutler - I wasn't sure if I should put him this high, but despite being sacked over and over again, he's not making many mistakes - at least not one's that actually count

and his team is winning.
13. Donovan Mcnabb - he throws a ton of yards, but not many TDs. I love the guy, he doesn't exactly have the best WRs to throw to and he's helping a crappy team win games. The Redskins were terrible last season and they added McNabb and now they are starting to win. Coincidence? I think not.
14. Tony Romo - I know all you think that he's a top 5, but his team is 1-4 and Romo has thrown 5 interceptions in the past 2 games. The Cowboys are in a free fall and Romo's mistakes haven't helped that cause.
15. Vince Young - the guy has been inconsisent throughout his career, benched multiple times and back to starting. He often wins though.
15. Chad Henne - he hasn't been all that impressive honestly. But he's doing a decent job on a winning team.
16. David Garrard - somehow the Jags have pulled out some wins, Garrard is a game manager and nothing more than that, but he has played well and the Jags will sorely miss him when they watch Todd Bauman start against the Chiefs.
17. Kevin Kolb - Starts week 1, gets hurt, Vick lights it up and Kolb is back on the bench, Vick goes down, Kolb sort of rebounds and had a great game last week. The guy isn't as bad as I thought and he's still pretty young.
18. Kyle Orton - I know almost all of you would say that Orton is a top 8 guy based only on yards. But his team hasn't scored over 20 points in a single game this season, his team is losing and he is probably the worst red zone QB in the league and his receivers get a lot of yards after the catch (which add to Orton's stat column). He's not good and no way he deserves to be any higher than this, in fact, this might be too high for him.
19. Josh Freeman - he has all the physical tools to be a top QB. He's playing well, led a comeback drive once for a win and his team is winning. I'm not completely sold on him, he's dumb as a rock, but we'll see.
20. Sam Bradford - You throw a rookie QB onto the worst team in the NFL and what happens? They start winning? The guy doesn't have the best stats, but I have a sneaking suspicion that he's a big part of the Rams recent success.
21. Carson Palmer - man, this guy hasn't ever looked the same since Pittsburgh shredded his knee in the playoffs a few seasons ago. It's sad.
22. Brett Favre - man, he's looking terrible this year. I hate seeing him play this bad, he had one good game where they almost came back and won but they managed to squeak out a couple of wins and I hope he can turn it around. The man is about to fall apart, literally, but he's not playing well. I hope by the end of the season, he'll be back in the top 10, but right now, he has to be placed down here.
23. Shaun Hill - He's up and down with me, some games he looks impressive and others not so much. To be fair, the Lions should have at least 1 more win this season and he does have the league's most gifted WR to throw to, but he's been pretty good.
24. Ryan Fitzpatrick - I know you guys will take one look at his 99.9 QB rating and scream, WOW YOUR AND IDIOT. But his team is 0-5 and he doesn't exactly light up the stat sheet. He doesn't make too many mistakes, but he also doesn't make too many plays. The only defense for him is that the Bills have the worst defense and he's always playing while being behind.
25. Charlie Batch - it's hard not to like the guy, he's been in the NFL forever and plays pretty well when he gets a chance.
26. Seneca Wallace - He'll never be a starter in this league, but he is better than some starters out there has thrown some good balls this season and can make thing happen with his feet at times. But he's still not that great, but most teams would probably love to have him for a backup.
27. Matt Cassel - congratulations Matt, you are not the absolute worst QB in the league. Cassel had a good game for 3.5 quarters against Houston's crappy pass defense and went back to normal at the end of the 4th quarter. He threw a nice TD pass to Bowe in traffic, that was the highlight of his career.
28. Matt Hasselbeck - I could have went either way for #26, would I rather have Hasselbeck or Casselbeck? I flipped a coin and Cassel won. Stick a fork in Matt, they're done.
29. Bruce Gradkowski - he's not very good, but slightly better than the worst QBs in the league.
30. Max Hall - the verdict isn't out on him yet, he could easily rise 10 spots in the few weeks or stay down here.
31. Alex Smith - I am at a loss as to why the 49ers won't give up on him, but he's not very good. He throws a ton of picks and is a consistent loser.
32. Jimmy Clausen - I would take him on my roster as my starter over some QBs placed higher than him, but right now he's statistically the worst QB in the league. He's a rookie though, he can really only get better.
33. Jason Cambell - he hasn't played well and I don't see him ever becoming a legit starter.
34. Matt Moore - it's hard to tell what he can do.
35. Derek Anderson - he's quite terrible and he can thank the Chiefs for his time spent in the NFL.
36. Todd Collins - you have to hand it to the guy, he makes a very respectable living doing almost nothing.
37. Colt McCoy - I don't think he'll amount to much in the NFL, but he still has time to prove himself, he's a rookie.
38. Dennis Dixon - he doesn't belong in the NFL

Mi_chief_fan · 10-24-2010, 06:25 AM

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Originally Posted by Pioli Zombie

I can't wait for his list of running backs. It'll probably go
1. AP
2. Ryan Matthews
3. Felix Jones
4. CJ
5. Benjarvis Green-Ellis
6. Ed Marinaro7. MJD
8. Shonn Greene ( The Jets are 5-1)
9. Larry Johnson
10. Joseph Addai

(He makes the best movies)

Pioli Zombie · 10-24-2010, 06:25 AM

Milkman hit on the nose about the last 5 minutes of a game you have to win. Brady was #1 the first part of the decade and Ben has been over the last 5 years. People who still doubt Roethlisburgers qb abilities amaze me.

**Rausch** · 10-24-2010, 08:12 AM

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Originally Posted by The Bad Guy

Suck a dick, balls in your mouth.

Spott · 10-24-2010, 08:15 AM

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Originally Posted by brorth

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Why do you keep doing this?

Pitt Gorilla · 10-24-2010, 05:47 PM

I love how Brees is high because his team is "winning" while Rivers is high even though his team gets beat like a rented mule.

**doomy3** · 10-24-2010, 05:57 PM

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Originally Posted by Pitt Gorilla

I love how Brees is high because his team is "winning" while Rivers is high even though his team gets beat like a rented mule.

And, Rivers has had at least 3 games this season alone where he had the ball and a chance to win or tie the game at the end and failed.

And let's not even talk about Aaron Rodgers' record in close games...

**doomy3** · 10-24-2010, 05:58 PM

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Originally Posted by Pioli Zombie

Anyone who thinks the Jets are 5-1 because of Mark Sanchez or that the Cowboys are 1-4 because of Tony Romo earns a Masters Degree from ****head State.

Yep.

Pitt Gorilla · 10-24-2010, 06:02 PM

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Originally Posted by Pioli Zombie

Anyone who thinks the Jets are 5-1 because of Mark Sanchez or that the Cowboys are 1-4 because of Tony Romo earns a Masters Degree from ****head State.

Nebraska?

Pioli Zombie · 10-24-2010, 06:12 PM

I don't even want to think about how good the Jets would be if Tony Romo was their qb.

tk13 · 10-24-2010, 06:15 PM

It's probably an underrated storyline, QB play just hasn't been as good this year. And it's been less influential than the last couple years.

There has been some good play, but also a lot of weird stuff. Max Hall and Colt McCoy have beat Drew Brees. Orton and Rivers have put up huge numbers and are 4-10. Cutler has taken a million sacks and INTs, but he's been in 1st place. Kerry Collins is back leading the Titans. Manning and Brady have certainly not been dominant. Brady has thrown for under 160 yards two of the last three weeks. McNabb doesn't really have good numbers (5 TD/6 INT, poor completion %) and his team has been in first.

tk13 · 10-24-2010, 06:29 PM

Actually as far as I can tell... going into the SNF game tonight, of the 41 wins by the teams that are in or tied for 1st place, only 2 of them featured a 300 yard passing game. One was by Cutler in week 1, and the other was by Roethlisberger today. And you could argue both of those games should've been a loss (the Calvin Johnson incompletion and Roethlisberger "fumble")

So, theoretically, if you change two controversial calls, we'd be 7 weeks into the season without a win by a first place team where their QB threw for 300 yards.

10-23-2010, 01:21 PM
Chiefs Rool Banned Join Date: May 2010 Location: Top City Casino cash: $10004900	Ranking the Quarterbacks of the NFL 1. Peyton Manning- clearly the best 2. Tom Brady - clearly 2nd best 3. Drew Brees - hasn't been as great this season, but team is still winning and he is still worthy of #3 4. Phillip Rivers - despite being 2-4, Rivers still plays at a very high level. If he keeps crying too much, he could drop 5. Matt Shaub - he's a fine QB, he tore apart one of the best defenses last week, led a comeback drive ending with a long TD pass with 30 seconds left for the win and he is 4-2 6. Aaron Rodgers - his team is winning and he is clearly one of the top QBs in this league 7. Matt Ryan - his team is 4-2, Ryan is a playmaker and worthy of this spot and he's only going to get better. 8. Big Ben Roethlesberger - I probably misspelled his last name, but Big Ben proved last week that he is still a top QB in this league and usually QBs who win 2 superbowls get put in the top 10. 9. Eli Manning - I hate to put him this high, but his team is one of the best and he has been playing well. 3 straight wins after getting their asses kicked 2 games in a row, way to bounce back. 10. Michael Vick - the guy is a game changer and a playmaker. He is a better passer than he has been and can still cause problems with his feet. The guy knows how to win. 10. Mark Sanchez - he's playing the role of a game manager, but he's obviously doing it well. Currently his team is the best in the NFL and he plays efficiently. 11. Joe Flacco - his team is on top of their game, Flacco had 1 terrible game this season but has bounced back and now is playing well again. 12. Jay Cutler - I wasn't sure if I should put him this high, but despite being sacked over and over again, he's not making many mistakes - at least not one's that actually count and his team is winning. 13. Donovan Mcnabb - he throws a ton of yards, but not many TDs. I love the guy, he doesn't exactly have the best WRs to throw to and he's helping a crappy team win games. The Redskins were terrible last season and they added McNabb and now they are starting to win. Coincidence? I think not. 14. Tony Romo - I know all you think that he's a top 5, but his team is 1-4 and Romo has thrown 5 interceptions in the past 2 games. The Cowboys are in a free fall and Romo's mistakes haven't helped that cause. 15. Vince Young - the guy has been inconsisent throughout his career, benched multiple times and back to starting. He often wins though. 15. Chad Henne - he hasn't been all that impressive honestly. But he's doing a decent job on a winning team. 16. David Garrard - somehow the Jags have pulled out some wins, Garrard is a game manager and nothing more than that, but he has played well and the Jags will sorely miss him when they watch Todd Bauman start against the Chiefs. 17. Kevin Kolb - Starts week 1, gets hurt, Vick lights it up and Kolb is back on the bench, Vick goes down, Kolb sort of rebounds and had a great game last week. The guy isn't as bad as I thought and he's still pretty young. 18. Kyle Orton - I know almost all of you would say that Orton is a top 8 guy based only on yards. But his team hasn't scored over 20 points in a single game this season, his team is losing and he is probably the worst red zone QB in the league and his receivers get a lot of yards after the catch (which add to Orton's stat column). He's not good and no way he deserves to be any higher than this, in fact, this might be too high for him. 19. Josh Freeman - he has all the physical tools to be a top QB. He's playing well, led a comeback drive once for a win and his team is winning. I'm not completely sold on him, he's dumb as a rock, but we'll see. 20. Sam Bradford - You throw a rookie QB onto the worst team in the NFL and what happens? They start winning? The guy doesn't have the best stats, but I have a sneaking suspicion that he's a big part of the Rams recent success. 21. Carson Palmer - man, this guy hasn't ever looked the same since Pittsburgh shredded his knee in the playoffs a few seasons ago. It's sad. 22. Brett Favre - man, he's looking terrible this year. I hate seeing him play this bad, he had one good game where they almost came back and won but they managed to squeak out a couple of wins and I hope he can turn it around. The man is about to fall apart, literally, but he's not playing well. I hope by the end of the season, he'll be back in the top 10, but right now, he has to be placed down here. 23. Shaun Hill - He's up and down with me, some games he looks impressive and others not so much. To be fair, the Lions should have at least 1 more win this season and he does have the league's most gifted WR to throw to, but he's been pretty good. 24. Ryan Fitzpatrick - I know you guys will take one look at his 99.9 QB rating and scream, WOW YOUR AND IDIOT. But his team is 0-5 and he doesn't exactly light up the stat sheet. He doesn't make too many mistakes, but he also doesn't make too many plays. The only defense for him is that the Bills have the worst defense and he's always playing while being behind. 25. Charlie Batch - it's hard not to like the guy, he's been in the NFL forever and plays pretty well when he gets a chance. 26. Seneca Wallace - He'll never be a starter in this league, but he is better than some starters out there has thrown some good balls this season and can make thing happen with his feet at times. But he's still not that great, but most teams would probably love to have him for a backup. 27. Matt Cassel - congratulations Matt, you are not the absolute worst QB in the league. Cassel had a good game for 3.5 quarters against Houston's crappy pass defense and went back to normal at the end of the 4th quarter. He threw a nice TD pass to Bowe in traffic, that was the highlight of his career. 28. Matt Hasselbeck - I could have went either way for #26, would I rather have Hasselbeck or Casselbeck? I flipped a coin and Cassel won. Stick a fork in Matt, they're done. 29. Bruce Gradkowski - he's not very good, but slightly better than the worst QBs in the league. 30. Max Hall - the verdict isn't out on him yet, he could easily rise 10 spots in the few weeks or stay down here. 31. Alex Smith - I am at a loss as to why the 49ers won't give up on him, but he's not very good. He throws a ton of picks and is a consistent loser. 32. Jimmy Clausen - I would take him on my roster as my starter over some QBs placed higher than him, but right now he's statistically the worst QB in the league. He's a rookie though, he can really only get better. 33. Jason Cambell - he hasn't played well and I don't see him ever becoming a legit starter. 34. Matt Moore - it's hard to tell what he can do. 35. Derek Anderson - he's quite terrible and he can thank the Chiefs for his time spent in the NFL. 36. Todd Collins - you have to hand it to the guy, he makes a very respectable living doing almost nothing. 37. Colt McCoy - I don't think he'll amount to much in the NFL, but he still has time to prove himself, he's a rookie. 38. Dennis Dixon - he doesn't belong in the NFL Last edited by Chiefs Rool; 10-23-2010 at 07:10 PM..
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10-24-2010, 06:25 AM	#47
Pioli Zombie Banned Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: olathe,kansas Casino cash: $10004900	Milkman hit on the nose about the last 5 minutes of a game you have to win. Brady was #1 the first part of the decade and Ben has been over the last 5 years. People who still doubt Roethlisburgers qb abilities amaze me.
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10-24-2010, 05:47 PM	#50
Pitt Gorilla Banned! Join Date: Sep 2000 Location: NOT Columbia, MO 65201 Casino cash: $40194	I love how Brees is high because his team is "winning" while Rivers is high even though his team gets beat like a rented mule. __________________ Your son is a bench warmer because of your weak genetics not because of the coach Norlin Mommsen is disgusting.
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10-24-2010, 06:12 PM	#54
Pioli Zombie Banned Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: olathe,kansas Casino cash: $10004900	I don't even want to think about how good the Jets would be if Tony Romo was their qb.
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10-24-2010, 06:15 PM	#55
tk13 ... Join Date: Nov 2001 Casino cash: $-1687500	It's probably an underrated storyline, QB play just hasn't been as good this year. And it's been less influential than the last couple years. There has been some good play, but also a lot of weird stuff. Max Hall and Colt McCoy have beat Drew Brees. Orton and Rivers have put up huge numbers and are 4-10. Cutler has taken a million sacks and INTs, but he's been in 1st place. Kerry Collins is back leading the Titans. Manning and Brady have certainly not been dominant. Brady has thrown for under 160 yards two of the last three weeks. McNabb doesn't really have good numbers (5 TD/6 INT, poor completion %) and his team has been in first.
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10-24-2010, 06:29 PM	#56
tk13 ... Join Date: Nov 2001 Casino cash: $-1687500	Actually as far as I can tell... going into the SNF game tonight, of the 41 wins by the teams that are in or tied for 1st place, only 2 of them featured a 300 yard passing game. One was by Cutler in week 1, and the other was by Roethlisberger today. And you could argue both of those games should've been a loss (the Calvin Johnson incompletion and Roethlisberger "fumble") So, theoretically, if you change two controversial calls, we'd be 7 weeks into the season without a win by a first place team where their QB threw for 300 yards.
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