Lansdowne
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- Tom Brady
- Peyton Manning
- Ben Roethlisberger
- Brett Favre
- Tony Romo
- Carson Palmer
- Matt Hasselbeck
- Drew Brees
- Donovan McNabb
- Eli Manning
- Marc Bulger
- Jay Cutler
- Philip Rivers
- Matt Schaub
- Derek Anderson
- Vince Young
- David Garrard
- Jason Campbell
Garrard, Anderson, Schaub > Rivers. easily
My only real big objection is Vince Young, he's 35 or so. And yes, I do mean he's behind some backups.
I agree. Vince Young has to be the most overrated QB.
I am not sure how Donovan McNabb made the top 10. In no way has he played like a top 10 QB.
Derek Anderson should be higher if it is just this season.
Here was the list he just showed on the NFL Today:
- Tom Brady
- Peyton Manning
- Ben Roethlisberger
- Brett Favre
- Tony Romo
- Carson Palmer
- Matt Hasselbeck
- Drew Brees
- Donovan McNabb
- Eli Manning
- Marc Bulger
- Jay Cutler
- Philip Rivers
- Matt Schaub
- Derek Anderson
- Vince Young
- David Garrard
- Jason Campbell
Here was the list he just showed on the NFL Today:
- Tom Brady
- Peyton Manning
- Ben Roethlisberger
I found it interesting that Kitna didn't make the list. He's probably #19, or #20 if Cowher has him ranked behind Garcia.
I'm a little surprised Garrad and Campbell made the cut.
Personally I put Rothlesberger at #2, ahead of Manning. Rothlesberger is the most physically talented Qb since Elway, and he is the reason Pittsburgh has been so good the last few years. IMO he is the greatest threat to the Pats' this season and in seasons to come. Discounting last season, when his face was smashed by a windshield, he has had the greatest start to a QB career in NFL history.