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This week’s Top 5 clash: Romo v. Warner.
Two observations from last weekend: Neither Sage Rosenfelds, nor Drew Brees, will ever climb to No. 1 in these rankings.
Rosenfelds, because he’s skittish enough to produce three turnovers on his team’s final 10 snaps in a gut-wrenching, come-from-ahead loss to the Colts. And Brees, because before last night’s loss to the Vikings he was in the Saints’ team huddle screaming and grunting and barking and acting all Ray Lewis.
Quarterbacks – at least in my rankings book – should be calm, cool, even understated. Heavy on the efficiency, light on the emotion. Right, Eli?
Keep your team undefeated. Absorb the loss of your leading receiver by turning guys named Domenik Hixon and Sinorice Moss into stars. And do it all while still living in big bro’s shadow.
Nice.
Jump for the complete list that I’m sure will make your Tuesday:
1. Eli Manning – Giants
2. Brett Favre – Jets
3. Tony Romo – Cowboys
4. Jay Cutler – Broncos
5. Kurt Warner – Cardinals
6. Ben Roethlisberger – Steelers
7. Jason Campbell – Redskins
8. Peyton Manning – Colts
9. Philip Rivers — Chargers
10. Drew Brees – Saints
11. Jake Delhomme – Panthers
12. Donovan McNabb — Eagles
13. Aaron Rodgers – Packers
14. Kyle Orton – Bears
15. Kerry Collins – Titans
16. Ronnie Brown – Dolphins
17. Jeff Garcia – Buccaneers
18. JT O’Sullivan – 49ers
19. Matt Cassel – Patriots
20. Matt Ryan – Falcons
21. Gus Frerotte — Vikings
22. David Garrard – Jaguars
23. Matt Hasselbeck – Seahawks
24. JaMarcus Russell – Raiders
25. Carson Palmer – Bengals
26. Derek Anderson – Browns
27. Matt Schaub – Texans
28. J.P. Losman – Bills
29. Jon Kitna – Lions
30. Marc Bulger – Rams
31. Damon Huard – Chiefs
32. Joe Flacco – Ravens — Richie Whitt
