Wednesday, September 22, 2010

Ranking of the Backup Quarterbacks

Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Kevin Kolb throws a forward pass against the Green Bay Packers during the second quarter of NFL football action in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, September 12, 2010. REUTERS/Tim Shaffer (UNITED STATES - Tags: SPORT FOOTBALL)
  1. Kevin Kolb, Philadelphia - 300 yards in first 2 games starting.  Unlike Vick needs an offensive line to succeed.
  2. Bruce Gradkowski, Oakland - Wins games he shouldn't. He's better than Jason Campbell. (UPDATE-HAS BEEN NAMED THE STARTER)
  3. Sage Rosenfels, NY Giants - Starter worthy on a mediocre team.
  4. Kerry Collins, Tennessee - Plays better than Vince Young at times.
  5. Byron Leftwich, Pittsburgh - Former starter with not much talent but good intangibles.
  6. Mark Brunnell, NY Jets - Looked much better than Sanchez in the preseason.
  7. Jon Kitna, Dallas - Veteran starter in his twilight.
  8. ARLINGTON, TX - JANUARY 9: Quarterback Jon Kitna #3 of the Dallas Cowboys during the 2010 NFC wild-card playoff game at Cowboys Stadium on January 9, 2010 in Arlington, Texas. (Photo by Ronald Martinez/Getty Images)
  9. Marc Bulger - Played well under Mike Martz but not since.
  10. Billy Volek, San Diego - Good for fantasy and adequate as a backup.
  11. Luke McCown, Jacksonville - Veteran journeyman.
  12. Tavaris Jackson, Minnesota - Don't pay attention to that high rating he had as a starter.
  13. David Carr, San Francisco - Could see the field. After all it's Alex Smith in front of him.
  14. Tyler Thigpen, Miami - Played well considering how bad the Chiefs were.
  15. Shaun Hill, Detroit - Former starter of the 49ers without any talent to work with.
  16. Brodie Croyle, Kansas City - Had his chance and blew it.
  17. Chris Redman, Atlanta - Brief success as a starter.
  18. Matt Moore, Carolina - Lost his job in only 2 games after looking promising last year.
  19. Seneca Wallace, Cleveland - The ultimate backup QB.
  20. AJ Feely, St Louis - Nice relief in Philly but awful as a starter in Miami.
  21. Charlie Whitehurst, Seattle - Pete Carroll is the only one that believes in him.
  22. Sep 2, 2010; Oakland, CA, USA; Seattle Seahawks quarterback Charlie Whitehurst (6) throws a pass during the preseason game against the Oakland Raiders at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum. Photo by Image of Sport Photo via Newscom
  23. Trent Edwards, Buffalo - Musical chairs with him and Ryan Fitzpatrick
  24. Rex Grossman, Washington - Didn't lead the Bears to a Super Bowl but was the QB.
  25. Chase Daniel, New Orleans - Crazy stats at Missouri but has not thrown a single pass in the NFL.
  26. Tim Tebow, Denver - Young, raw and unpredictable.
  27. Max Hall,  Arizona - The future of Arizona.  Should see the field with Derek Anderson's play.
  28. Brian Hoyer, New England - Possible diamond in the rough. It's the Patriots.
  29. Matt Flynn, Green Bay - Very few opportunities and hasn't looked good in them.
  30. Dan Orlovsky, Houston - Didn't do much with the Lions but who can?
  31. Josh Johnson, Tampa Bay - Had fumbling issues during his brief stint.
  32. Caleb Hanie,  Chicago - Has only thrown 7 passes in his career, 1 was an INT.
  33. Jordan Palmer,  Cincinnati - Not close to his brother.
  34. Curtis Painter, Indianapolis - Big trouble if Manning goes down.

INDIANAPOLIS, IN - AUGUST 15: Curtis Painter  of the Indianapolis Colts fumbles during the preseason game against the San Francisco 49ers at Lucas Oil Stadium on August 15, 2010 in Indianapolis, Indiana. (Photo by Scott Boehm/Getty Images)

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