QB Rankings -- Week 2
1. Peyton Manning, IND: This should be a fun one for Manning owners. The lack of hype, a la Manning Bowl I, and a lack of a good secondary in Houston will allow him to relax, take his time, and slowly pick apart the Texans. Expect big yardage and atleast 3 TDs.
2. Donovan McNabb, PHI: He's healthy and has a new primary target in Donte Stallworth. He missed both games against the Giants last year so he's excited about the divisional matchup. He should find some nice targets in Stallworth and TE L.J. Smith which should lead to a very successful Sunday.
3. Carson Palmer, CIN: The home opener and his favorite punching bag, the Browns secondary. Look for a big comeback from last week's disappointing performance and expect some long hook ups with favorite target, Chad Johnson.
4. Matt Hasselbeck, SEA: You can always expect a shootout when facing divisional rival Arizona. The Seahawks should run Shaun Alexander hard from the opening which will open up the passing game better this week. He won't have Deion Branch just yet, but Nate Burleson and Darrell Jackson should find their way into the endzone for a couple of TD passes.
5. Kurt Warner, ARI: The Seattle defense is a lot tougher than that of the Niners, but the offensive line didn't look as bad as everyone said they were going to look. With receivers like Larry Fitzgerald and Anquan Boldin, and a back that can make catches in the flat like Edgerrin James, you can expect another high scoring week for the Cardinals' QB.
the rest of them...
6. Tom Brady, NE
7. Eli Manning, NYG
8. Mark Bulger, STL
9. Michael Vick, ATL
10. Drew Brees, NO
11. Jake Plummer, DEN
12. Jake Delhomme, CAR
13. Phillip Rivers, SD
14. Daunte Culpepper, MIA
15. Steve McNair, BAL
16. Drew Bledsoe, DAL
17. Ben Roethlisberger, PIT
18. Byron Leftwich, JAC
19. Brad Johnson, MIN
20. Chad Pennington, NYJ
21. Brett Favre, GB
22. Mark Brunnell, WAS
23. Alex Smith, SF
24. Rex Grossman, CHI
25. David Carr, HOU
26. Charlie Frye, CLE
27. Chris Simms, TB
28. Kerry Collins, TEN
29. Jon Kitna, DET
30. J.P. Losman, BUF
31. Aaron Brooks, OAK
32. Damon Huard, KC
2. Donovan McNabb, PHI: He's healthy and has a new primary target in Donte Stallworth. He missed both games against the Giants last year so he's excited about the divisional matchup. He should find some nice targets in Stallworth and TE L.J. Smith which should lead to a very successful Sunday.
3. Carson Palmer, CIN: The home opener and his favorite punching bag, the Browns secondary. Look for a big comeback from last week's disappointing performance and expect some long hook ups with favorite target, Chad Johnson.
4. Matt Hasselbeck, SEA: You can always expect a shootout when facing divisional rival Arizona. The Seahawks should run Shaun Alexander hard from the opening which will open up the passing game better this week. He won't have Deion Branch just yet, but Nate Burleson and Darrell Jackson should find their way into the endzone for a couple of TD passes.
5. Kurt Warner, ARI: The Seattle defense is a lot tougher than that of the Niners, but the offensive line didn't look as bad as everyone said they were going to look. With receivers like Larry Fitzgerald and Anquan Boldin, and a back that can make catches in the flat like Edgerrin James, you can expect another high scoring week for the Cardinals' QB.
the rest of them...
6. Tom Brady, NE
7. Eli Manning, NYG
8. Mark Bulger, STL
9. Michael Vick, ATL
10. Drew Brees, NO
11. Jake Plummer, DEN
12. Jake Delhomme, CAR
13. Phillip Rivers, SD
14. Daunte Culpepper, MIA
15. Steve McNair, BAL
16. Drew Bledsoe, DAL
17. Ben Roethlisberger, PIT
18. Byron Leftwich, JAC
19. Brad Johnson, MIN
20. Chad Pennington, NYJ
21. Brett Favre, GB
22. Mark Brunnell, WAS
23. Alex Smith, SF
24. Rex Grossman, CHI
25. David Carr, HOU
26. Charlie Frye, CLE
27. Chris Simms, TB
28. Kerry Collins, TEN
29. Jon Kitna, DET
30. J.P. Losman, BUF
31. Aaron Brooks, OAK
32. Damon Huard, KC
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