NFC QB rankings

Hum, I don't know about the Tampa Bay Bucs at #7. Jeff Garcia is good but he's 38 and a backup on most teams and there are a few teams below the Bucs that I would put ahead of them. The AFC rankings look about right though.

I would definately have Chicago last on that list. Orton has proved nothing, and its quite obvious Grossman isnt that impressive either. Id rather take a chance on Chris Redman and Matt Ryan over Orton and Grossman.

Eh, heres my list. I'm going strictly by starters.

1. Saints
2. Seahawks
3. Cowboys
4. Rams
5. Giants
6. Eagles
7. Buccaneers
8. Carolina
9. Lions
10. Cardinals
11. Packers
12. Redskins
13. 49ers
14. Vikings
15. Bears
16. Falcons

"Roman529 wrote:

http://www.sportingnews.com/yourturn/viewtopic.php?t=431288

I still think one of the worst decisions this team made in the past five years was picking Culpepper as our QB instead of taking Drew Brees. We still have a mess at the QB spot because of this. :sad:

Agreed. I wanted Brees from the beginning. But oh well.

"sking29 wrote:

Hum, I don't know about the Tampa Bay Bucs at #7. Jeff Garcia is good but he's 38 and a backup on most teams and there are a few teams below the Bucs that I would put ahead of them. The AFC rankings look about right though.

Well, the Bucs certainly qualify for the #7 spot. They've had more QB's on the roster than that number anyways. :lol: Still, I like Gruden's move with Griese. If Garcia goes down, they don't miss a beat because Griese knows the offense and managed to get wins as well as a 97 QB rating in Tampa.

Good to see we're still at the bottom of the cellar....not.