Want to rank your best NFC quarterbacks? Including backups?
Then from these two lists you can decide who you think are the best quarterbacks in the NFL today.
Tony Romo
Jon Kitna
Stephen McGee - Dallas Cowboys
Eli Manning
David Carr - NY Giants
Donovan McNabb
Kevin Kolb
Michael Vick - Philadelphia Eagles
Jason Campbell
Colt Brennan
Todd Collins - Washington Redskins
Kurt Warner
Matt Leinart
Brian St. Pierre - Arizona Cardinals
Shaun Hill
Alex Smith
Nate Davis - San Francisco 49ers
Matt Hasselbeck
Seneca Wallace
Mike Teel - Seattle Seahawks
Marc Bulger
Kyle Boller
Keith Null - St. Louis Rams
Jay Cutler
Caleb Hanie - Chicago Bears
Matt Stafford
Daunte Culpepper
Drew Stanton - Detroit Lions
Aaron Rodgers
Matt Flynn - Green Bay Packers
Brett Favre
Tarvaris Jackson
Sage Rosenfels - Minnesota Vikings
Matt Ryan
Chris Redman
John Parker Wilson - Atlanta Falcons
Jake Delhomme
Josh McCown
Matt Moore - Carolina Panthers
Drew Brees
Mark Brunell - New Orleans Saints
Byron Leftwich
Josh Freeman
Josh Johnson - Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Re: Want to rank your best NFC quarterbacks? Including backups?
before McNabb's injury it had to be teh Eagles/
but now Id say the Saints
Re: Want to rank your best NFC quarterbacks? Including backups?
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Originally Posted by
Biggin
but now Id say the Saints
I thought I'd be the only one to say that. They lose some points for having only 2 and having to pull one of the 'Aints fans out of the stands complete with paper bag on head to play in an emergency situation, but Brees is the fargin man--and Brunell's in the stage of his career where he's a premium QB as a backup, but not a solid starter.
I also think that with a healthy Hasselback, you have to put the Seahawks in the discussion too. Wallace is a good backup/change-of-pace guy. I'm not high on Teel, but when healthy--Hasselback/Wallace is a solid combination.
Re: Want to rank your best NFC quarterbacks? Including backups?
Wallace isnt a very good thrower, but he is a dynamic QB and Hasselbeck is very good, if he takes his time and remains patient
but yeah, with Brees and Brunell, NO has a very good tandem
Brees may be the best in the NFL
Re: Want to rank your best NFC quarterbacks? Including backups?
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Originally Posted by
CoeburnCane
I also think that with a healthy Hasselback, you have to put the Seahawks in the discussion too. Wallace is a good backup/change-of-pace guy. I'm not high on Teel, but when healthy--Hasselback/Wallace is a solid combination.
Wallace is not even backup material. I'd rather have Kyle Orton as a back up.
