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THE ELITE 1. Tom Brady, New England Patriots 2. Aaron Rodgers, Green Bay Packers 3. Peyton Manning, Indianapolis Colts 4. Drew Brees, New Orleans Saints 5. Ben Roethlisberger, Pittsburgh Steelers 6. Philip Rivers, San Diego Chargers 7. Matt Ryan, Atlanta Falcons 8. Michael Vick, Philadelphia Eagles 9. Eli Manning, New York Giants 10. Tony Romo, Dallas Cowboys 11. Joe Flacco, Baltimore Ravens 12. Matt Schaub, Houston Texans 13. Josh Freeman, Tampa Bay Buccaneers CHAD PENNINGTON DIVISION 14. Sam Bradford, St. Louis Rams 15. Matt Cassel, Kansas City Chiefs 16. Jay Cutler, Chicago Bears 17. Mark Sanchez, New York Jets 18. Kevin Kolb, Arizona Cardinals 19. Matthew Stafford, Detroit Lions 20. Kyle Orton, Denver Broncos 21. Donovan McNabb, Minnesota Vikings 22. David Garrard, Jacksonville Jaguars 23. Jason Campbell, Oakland Raiders 24. Matt Hasselbeck, Tennessee Titans HIT-OR-MISS DIVISION 25. Colt McCoy, Cleveland Browns 26. Chad Henne, Miami Dolphins 27. Ryan Fitzpatrick, Buffalo Bills 28. Alex Smith, San Francisco 49ers 29. Kerry Collins, Indianapolis Colts 30. Tarvaris Jackson, Seattle Seahawks 31. John Beck-Rex Grossman, Washington Redskins 32. Cam Newton, Carolina Panthers 33. Andy Dalton, Cincinnati Bengals |
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When the hell did Matt Schaub become an elite QB?
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What, no updates out of the Dove Valley :whackit: Broncos for Week 4?? Did they stink up the joint or was that just the fatboy in the Tebow jersey??
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uhhhhhooooohhhhhhhhhh! ESPN's Bill Williamson agrees that Raider 5th-round pick Denarius Moore is better than Jerry Rice!!
The 'effortless' summer of Denarius Moore - Bill Williamson, ESPN Moore has been the story of Oakland’s camp. He went from being a late-round project with long-term possibilities to a player who looks ready to help the team right away. There is a chance he will start for Oakland in the regular-season opener Sept. 12 at Denver in the second half of ESPN’s “Monday Night Football” doubleheader. Moore has impressed the Raiders with his top-notch hands and his crisp route-running ability. He opened eyes early in camp by making every possible catch. Then, it happened on a daily basis. Local reporters have written that Moore is often the best player on the practice field, regardless of position. Now it is a major happening in practice if Moore actually drops a pass. More importantly, the preseason has not proven to be too much for Moore. Performing well in camp is one thing. Doing it against other first-string defenses is another. Moore has made an impact in all three of Oakland’s preseason games. “The game isn’t too big for him,” Campbell said. “He’s been just as good in games as he has in practice. Again, the word that comes up most to me is 'effortless.’ He’s just so smooth for a rookie.” I watched Moore closely last week against New Orleans. He looks like a complete player. He ran perfect routes and was active in the run game, delivering some nice blocks, which is not always a given for a young receiver. He looked like a complete, confident player. The question is can he do it on a regular basis. Of course, we won’t know that answer until Moore plays in the regular season, but, so far, he is on our radar and that’s not always the case for a fifth-round pick. |
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Honestly...what is a homer? What does that all encompass?
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