I kind of agree with Peter King?

BrooksMustGo · 08-23-2004, 08:31 PM

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/200...mqb/index.html

OK. Here we go. You should have one through 15, but in case you don't, here's that, plus 16 through 30:

1. Manning
2. Brady
3. Steve McNair
4. Brett Favre
5. Green
6. Plummer
7. Culpepper
8. Pennington
9. McNabb
10. Mike Vick
11. Garcia
12. Matt Hasselbeck
13. Marc Bulger
14. Brad Johnson
15. Mark Brunell
16. Delhomme
17. Aaron Brooks
18. Rich Gannon
19. Kerry Collins
20. Jon Kitna
21. Patrick Ramsey
22. Drew Bledsoe
23. David Carr
24. Tommy Maddox
25. Byron Leftwich
26. Tim Rattay
27. Vinny Testaverde
28. Quincy Carter
29. Kyle Boller
30. Joey Harrington

I notice Gannon is feeling A-OK, throwing with no shoulder pain after his 2003 shoulder surgery. I figure he and Delhomme ought to be moving up once October rolls around.

AARON BROOKS HASN'T EARNED HIS WAY INTO TOP FIFTEENNESS. From John of New Orleans: "There is no way you can convince me that Jake Plummer, Jeff Garcia, Mark Bulger, and Mark Brunell at the very least should be on a top 15 list that does not include Aaron Brooks. That Brooks is not listed makes even less sense to me when you claim that your rankings are based on resume and bright future. Brooks' statistics compare very well in the last three seasons with your top five.''

Well, I'm not sure they do, which is why he's not in the top 15. Though Brooks had his best season last year, I'm still not a total Brooks believer yet. The top 14 guys on my list have quarterbacked in the playoffs at some point in the past three years; Brooks has not. My top five guys are all winners; Brooks is 24-24 since 2001. And let's see if he can take care of the ball a little better than in the last three years when, in 48 games, he's thrown 45 interceptions and fumbled 38 times.

To the sunshiners: He does have Brooks rated over 3 superbowl QB's.

08-23-2004, 08:31 PM	#1
BrooksMustGo 1000 Posts + Join Date: Sep 2003 Posts: 1,762	I kind of agree with Peter King? http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/200...mqb/index.html OK. Here we go. You should have one through 15, but in case you don't, here's that, plus 16 through 30: 1. Manning 2. Brady 3. Steve McNair 4. Brett Favre 5. Green 6. Plummer 7. Culpepper 8. Pennington 9. McNabb 10. Mike Vick 11. Garcia 12. Matt Hasselbeck 13. Marc Bulger 14. Brad Johnson 15. Mark Brunell 16. Delhomme 17. Aaron Brooks 18. Rich Gannon 19. Kerry Collins 20. Jon Kitna 21. Patrick Ramsey 22. Drew Bledsoe 23. David Carr 24. Tommy Maddox 25. Byron Leftwich 26. Tim Rattay 27. Vinny Testaverde 28. Quincy Carter 29. Kyle Boller 30. Joey Harrington I notice Gannon is feeling A-OK, throwing with no shoulder pain after his 2003 shoulder surgery. I figure he and Delhomme ought to be moving up once October rolls around. AARON BROOKS HASN'T EARNED HIS WAY INTO TOP FIFTEENNESS. From John of New Orleans: "There is no way you can convince me that Jake Plummer, Jeff Garcia, Mark Bulger, and Mark Brunell at the very least should be on a top 15 list that does not include Aaron Brooks. That Brooks is not listed makes even less sense to me when you claim that your rankings are based on resume and bright future. Brooks' statistics compare very well in the last three seasons with your top five.'' Well, I'm not sure they do, which is why he's not in the top 15. Though Brooks had his best season last year, I'm still not a total Brooks believer yet. The top 14 guys on my list have quarterbacked in the playoffs at some point in the past three years; Brooks has not. My top five guys are all winners; Brooks is 24-24 since 2001. And let's see if he can take care of the ball a little better than in the last three years when, in 48 games, he's thrown 45 interceptions and fumbled 38 times. To the sunshiners: He does have Brooks rated over 3 superbowl QB's.