Ranking all NFL 2010 starting qb's

CROJAM95

UpSideDown wrote:

CROJAM95 wrote:

The rapist is way too high

"Throwing Picks, Assaulting Chicks"

they are selling shirts like this down in the Pittsburgh bars now

I give Pittsburgh credit.... They seem real pissed at him and not sticking their heads in the sand. It's obvious he's a creep.

WhyNotSweden

Pearl Jam related???? NOT :arrow:

Nittany1bn

CROJAM95 wrote:

The rapist is way too high

which was his main problem in georgia to begin with

LukinFan

81 wrote:

LukinFan wrote:

he's the Jaguars QB - he's a decent QB,

yeah, i know.

just checkin

Ledbetterman10

CROJAM95 wrote:

The rapist is way too high

Not really. I know it's easy to hate on him because of what a douche he is but he gets the job done in big games....unlike guys like Tony Romo and Philip Rivers. Hell, even Brett Favre and Peyton Manning have failed miserably in the playoffs way more times than they've succeeded. As far as quarterbacking talent, I'd put him only below Brees, Manning, and Brady (like the original poster did). But as far as being a human being, he seems to be on the Mike Tyson level.

SomethingCreative

Matt Hasselbeck should be in the top 15 at least....he's a 3 time probowler.

Yeah his numbers aren't the most impressive but you could stick any QB ahead of him in that list behind the seahawks O-line for the last few seasons and get the same if not worse results.

FenwayFaithful

1. Brady (the golden boy always on top)
2. Manning (the non inbred one)
3. Brees
4. Rodgers
5. Flacco
6. Palmer
7. Toothlesberger the Rapist
8. Chicken Cutler
9. Matty Ryan
10. Favre

Ledbetterman10

FenwayFaithful wrote:

1. Brady (the golden boy always on top)
2. Manning (the non inbred one)
3. Brees
4. Rodgers
5. Flacco
6. Palmer
7. Toothlesberger the Rapist
8. Chicken Cutler
9. Matty Ryan
10. Favre

I'm with ya on the order of 1,2, and 3......but don't know how ya could have Flacco and Palmer in front of Big Bum and Matt Ryan and Jay Cutler in front of Philip Rivers.

eeriepadave

Top 15 for me, I'll go with :
1. Brady
2. Peyton Manning
3. Brees
4. Rodgers
5. Rivers
6. Romo
7. Eli Manning
8. Flacco
9. Favre
10. Palmer
11. Schaub (I like him)
12. Cutler
13. Matt Ryan
14. Rothlisburger
15. McNabb

mca47

walkunafraid wrote:

Are these rankings based simply on ability or on actual numbers?

If numbers (ie, for fantasy football), Cutler has to be top 10. He has Mike Martz as his offensive coordinator now, which means he's all but guaranteed 4000+ yards and 25+ TDs (see Kitna, Jon).

He already put up almost 400 yards yesterday. I have him at QB or backup QB in all my leagues this year -- I have no doubt he's going to help bring me home a handful of trophies.

Yeah, he stands to have a ton of yards this season!
Other than the INTs last year, he put up some very solid numbers last year. That with nobody to throw to, an O-line to protect him, and the most conservative play calling in the history of the game.

Now they have an actual offensive coordinator, and a little more seasoned WRs.
I don't see 4000, but I'm saying 3200-3500 with 28 TDs.
Too bad the o-line still sucks ass! :x
He's easily top 10.

Dark Energy

Very funny quote last night from Mike Tirico and the end of the game regarding Sanchez:
" A historically inept performance from the Jets QB"

I guess so: 6 first downs and 60 yards passing for the game. and the back-up QB got one of the first downs...



As you can tell, I'm no fan of Sanchez

81

mca47 wrote:

walkunafraid wrote:

Are these rankings based simply on ability or on actual numbers?

If numbers (ie, for fantasy football), Cutler has to be top 10. He has Mike Martz as his offensive coordinator now, which means he's all but guaranteed 4000+ yards and 25+ TDs (see Kitna, Jon).

He already put up almost 400 yards yesterday. I have him at QB or backup QB in all my leagues this year -- I have no doubt he's going to help bring me home a handful of trophies.

Yeah, he stands to have a ton of yards this season!
Other than the INTs last year, he put up some very solid numbers last year. That with nobody to throw to, an O-line to protect him, and the most conservative play calling in the history of the game.

Now they have an actual offensive coordinator, and a little more seasoned WRs.
I don't see 4000, but I'm saying 3200-3500 with 28 TDs.
Too bad the o-line still sucks ass! :x
He's easily top 10.

i've got him throwing 4000 yards. i also started him in all my leagues this weekend. was able to pick him in the 8-11th round in my 3 leagues. :P