Don’t look now, but just guess who has the best passer rating in the NFL? Not Brady nor Manning nor Romo nor …
Would you believe this guy? Believe it. Six touchdowns will do that for you.
As for the rest of the NFL’s quarterbacks, Green Bay’s Aaron Rodgers is banged up (potentially replaced by LSU rookie Matt Flynn or perhaps Milwaukee pitching ace CC Sabathia?). The Chiefs are back to Damon Huard. Expect new Rams’ coach Jim Haslett to re-name Marc Bulger the starter over Trent Green. And the Bengals, who waltz into Texas Stadium this Sunday at 0-4, say Carson Palmer will be ready after missing a week and giving way to a Harvard grad named Ryan Fitzpatrick.
The Cowboys’ Tony Romo? Not good. Another ill-timed interception. Terrell Owens all up in his business. Worse, gone were the “quiet feet” he boasted about after Week 1. Last Sunday against the Redskins he was skittish in the pocket, whether forcing the ball to Terrell Owens or not.
Jump for the list I’m sure you’ll have absolutely no qualms with:
1. Philip Rivers -- Chargers
2. Drew Brees – Saints
3. Eli Manning – Giants
4. Jay Cutler – Broncos
5. Tony Romo – Cowboys
6. Brett Favre – Jets
7. Donovan McNabb -- Eagles
8. Trent Edwards – Bills
9. Jason Campbell – Redskins
10. Peyton Manning – Colts
11. Jake Delhomme – Panthers
12. Ben Roethlisberger – Steelers
13. Kurt Warner – Cardinals
14. Aaron Rodgers – Packers
15. Kerry Collins – Titans
16. Ronnie Brown – Dolphins
17. Brian Griese – Buccaneers
18. JT O’Sullivan – 49ers
19. Kyle Orton – Bears
20. Matt Cassel – Patriots
21. Matt Hasselbeck – Seahawks
22. JaMarcus Russell – Raiders
23. David Garrard – Jaguars
24. Jon Kitna – Lions
25. Gus Frerotte -- Vikings
26. Matt Schaub – Texans
27. Carson Palmer – Bengals
28. Matt Ryan – Falcons
29. Derek Anderson – Browns
30. Marc Bulger – Rams
31. Damon Huard – Chiefs
32. Joe Flacco – Ravens -- Richie Whitt
