PFF's Ranking the NFL Top Ten QB's
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Agree or disagree?
1) Aaron Rodgers
2) Drew Brees
3) Ben Roethlesburger
4) Philip Rivers
5) Peyton Manning
6) Tom Brady
7) Tony Romo
Matt Ryan9) Russell Wilson
10) Ryan Tannehill
No Andrew Luck?
https://www.profootballfocus.com/blog/2015/08/25/ranking-the-nfls-top-10-qbs/
Two things that will define you: Your determination when you have nothing. Your attitude when you have everything. - Mike McCartney -
Agree or disagree?
1) Aaron Rodgers
2) Drew Brees
3) Ben Roethlesburger
4) Philip Rivers
5) Peyton Manning
6) Tom Brady
7) Tony Romo
Matt Ryan9) Russell Wilson
10) Ryan Tannehill
No Andrew Luck?
https://www.profootballfocus.com/blog/2015/08/25/ranking-the-nfls-top-10-qbs/
Agree or disagree?
1) Aaron Rodgers
2) Drew Brees
3) Ben Roethlesburger
4) Philip Rivers
Still needs to win something
5) Peyton Manning
6) Tom Brady
7) Tony Romo
Still mostly chokes
Matt RyanMay be worst QB in his division....Cam Newton showing better, he is not on here. Winston will be better in time.
9) Russell Wilson
10) Ryan Tannehill
Tannehill lucky to break top half. I am not convinced that Josh McCown may not be better this year.
He may end up being the worst QB in Florida before the year is over.
No Andrew Luck?
Yea, Luck, Newton absolutely better than Tannehill....and maybe a half dozen others.
https://www.profootballfocus.com/blog/2015/08/25/ranking-the-nfls-top-10-qbs/
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I would correct that this is one mans projection.... "using" PFF rankings...but not the actual PFF rankings from last season.....
which were.....
1) Aaron Rodgers
2) Drew Brees
3) Ben Roethlesburger
4) Tom Brady
5) Matt Ryan
6) Cam Newton
7) Tony Romo Phillip Rivers
9) Andrew Luck
10) Peyton Manning... -
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1. A Rodgers
2. Brady
3. P Manning
4. Andrew Luck
5. Big Ben
6. Drew Brees
7. Russel Wilson
8. E Manning
9. Matt Ryan
10. Carson Palmer
Current top ten imo
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I'm not sure that I wouldn't put Tom Brady at number one. I detect the faint aroma of sour grapes here.
WSS
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Top Ten:
1 Rodgers
2. Brady
3. Peyton
4. Brees
5. Roethisberger
6. Luck
7. Wilson
8. Flacco
9. Rivers
10. Newton
Next :
11. Eli
12. Kaepernick
13. Palmer
14. Foles
15. Romo
16. Ryan
17. Dalton
18. Carr
19. Tw-Tw-Twatwater
20. Alex Smith
21. Cutler
22. Bortles
23. Tannehill
24. Cassell
25. McCown
26. Hoyer
27. Bradford
28. Fitzpatrick
29. RGII
30. Winston
31. Mariota
....and I missed one.
I think, Stafford....who should go in between Foles and Romo.
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T1. Brady/Rodgers
3. Romo
4. Manning
5. Brees
6. Rapist
7. Flacco
8. Luck
9. Rivers
10. Ryan
Romo gets a bad rap, but he is a great qb. Eli, Rapist, and Wilson benefitted from great defenses. Rapist had a passer rating of 9, NINE, in his first Super Bowl win.
Peyton is a shell of what he once was, and Brees is also on the down slope.
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They allow Luck to be sloppy in Indy.
Not sure about "allow", but the Colts have put the team on their QB's back to a greater degree... have ask him to win with less support... than any other NFL club. Same was true of Manning in his early Indy days.
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T1. Brady/Rodgers
3. Romo
4. Manning
5. Brees
6. Rapist
7. Flacco
8. Luck
9. Rivers
10. Ryan
Romo gets a bad rap, but he is a great qb. Eli, Rapist, and Wilson benefitted from great defenses. Rapist had a passer rating of 9, NINE, in his first Super Bowl win.
Peyton is a shell of what he once was, and Brees is also on the down slope.
T1. Brady/Rodgers
3. Romo
4. Manning
5. Brees
6. Rapist
7. Flacco
8. Luck
9. Rivers
10. Ryan
Romo gets a bad rap, but he is a great qb. Eli, Rapist, and Wilson benefitted from great defenses. Rapist had a passer rating of 9, NINE, in his first Super Bowl win.
Peyton is a shell of what he once was, and Brees is also on the down slope.
Not under any circumstance is Romo a "great QB". And he is not that much younger than Brees....only @15 months:
Brees born 1/15/79, Romo 4/21/80. He is older than Vick/BR/Eli/Rivers/Palmer.
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Top Ten:
1 Rodgers
2. Brady
3. Peyton
4. Brees
5. Roethisberger
6. Luck
7. Wilson
8. Flacco
9. Rivers
10. Newton
Next :
11. Eli
12. Kaepernick
13. Palmer
14. Foles
15. Romo
16. Ryan
17. Dalton
18. Carr
19. Tw-Tw-Twatwater
20. Alex Smith
21. Cutler
22. Bortles
23. Tannehill
24. Cassell
25. McCown
26. Hoyer
27. Bradford
28. Fitzpatrick
29. RGII
30. Winston
31. Mariota
....and I missed one.
I think, Stafford....who should go in between Foles and Romo.
Top Ten:
1 Rodgers
2. Brady
3. Peyton
4. Brees
5. Roethisberger
6. Luck
7. Wilson
8. Flacco
9. Rivers
10. Newton
Next :
11. Eli
12. Kaepernick
13. Palmer
14. Foles
15. Romo
16. Ryan
17. Dalton
18. Carr
19. Tw-Tw-Twatwater
20. Alex Smith
21. Cutler
22. Bortles
23. Tannehill
24. Cassell
25. McCown
26. Hoyer
27. Bradford
28. Fitzpatrick
29. RGII
30. Winston
31. Mariota
....and I missed one.
I think, Stafford....who should go in between Foles and Romo.
I like Ben in the middle of the top 10 as well. The only thing I would change is switch Hoyer and McCown. From what I've been hearing, Hoyer has impressed in camp. Was named the starter.
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T1. Brady/Rodgers
3. Romo
4. Manning
5. Brees
6. Rapist
7. Flacco
8. Luck
9. Rivers
10. Ryan
Romo gets a bad rap, but he is a great qb. Eli, Rapist, and Wilson benefitted from great defenses. Rapist had a passer rating of 9, NINE, in his first Super Bowl win.
Peyton is a shell of what he once was, and Brees is also on the down slope.
Not under any circumstance is Romo a "great QB". And he is not that much younger than Brees....only @15 months:
Brees born 1/15/79, Romo 4/21/80. He is older than Vick/BR/Eli/Rivers/Palmer.
Not under any circumstance is Romo a "great QB". And he is not that much younger than Brees....only @15 months:
Brees born 1/15/79, Romo 4/21/80. He is older than Vick/BR/Eli/Rivers/Palmer.
Top 5 career passer rating leaders:
1. Rodgers
2. Romo
3. Manning
4. Young
5. Brady
Yeah, I would hate to be in that group. He's also 14th in career 4th quarter comebacks.
He lead the league in qbr last year and was a Dez Bryant "drop" away from playing Seattle in the nfc championship game. He did this with a back so bad he rarely practiced.
His back is much better this year, which is why I put him 3rd.
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Top Ten:
1 Rodgers
2. Brady
3. Peyton
4. Brees
5. Roethisberger
6. Luck
7. Wilson
8. Flacco
9. Rivers
10. Newton
Next :
11. Eli
12. Kaepernick
13. Palmer
14. Foles
15. Romo
16. Ryan
17. Dalton
18. Carr
19. Tw-Tw-Twatwater
20. Alex Smith
21. Cutler
22. Bortles
23. Tannehill
24. Cassell
25. McCown
26. Hoyer
27. Bradford
28. Fitzpatrick
29. RGII
30. Winston
31. Mariota
....and I missed one.
I think, Stafford....who should go in between Foles and Romo.
I like Ben in the middle of the top 10 as well. The only thing I would change is switch Hoyer and McCown. From what I've been hearing, Hoyer has impressed in camp. Was named the starter.
I like Ben in the middle of the top 10 as well. The only thing I would change is switch Hoyer and McCown. From what I've been hearing, Hoyer has impressed in camp. Was named the starter.
When we get down that low it is quibbling. I thought about switching them....but felt it didn't matter.
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Not under any circumstance is Romo a "great QB". And he is not that much younger than Brees....only @15 months:
Brees born 1/15/79, Romo 4/21/80. He is older than Vick/BR/Eli/Rivers/Palmer.
Top 5 career passer rating leaders:
1. Rodgers
2. Romo
3. Manning
4. Young
5. Brady
Yeah, I would hate to be in that group. He's also 14th in career 4th quarter comebacks.
He lead the league in qbr last year and was a Dez Bryant "drop" away from playing Seattle in the nfc championship game. He did this with a back so bad he rarely practiced.
His back is much better this year, which is why I put him 3rd.
Top 5 career passer rating leaders:
1. Rodgers
2. Romo
3. Manning
4. Young
5. Brady
Yeah, I would hate to be in that group. He's also 14th in career 4th quarter comebacks.
He lead the league in qbr last year and was a Dez Bryant "drop" away from playing Seattle in the nfc championship game. He did this with a back so bad he rarely practiced.
His back is much better this year, which is why I put him 3rd.
Only a sychophant homer would put Romo up there.
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Only a dumbass would say the number 2 all time passer rating qb isn't great. Give him a good defense and he wins a Super Bowl or 2. Don't listen to me, though. Listen to every analyst on TV that used to play qb. Dilfer, Young, Aikman, Marino, Esiason, Simms - they acknowledge how good Romo is.
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