dannymac909

1. T.Brady ---- 3 super bowl rings

2. P.Manning --- With a Super Bowl Win or two;
could be considered the best of all-time.
Right now he\'s stuck behind Brady.

3.D.Mcnabb---- Effortless, got it done for years with inferior skill
players before T.O.

4.D.Culpepper-- Great physical attributes with huge numbers
Without Moss could stuggle. He is what Arron
Brooks should be.

5.T.Green--- Really falls off after top 4. Even with Holmes out
Green still played well. Directs the scariest
offense in the NFL outside of Indy. 4591 yards in
2005.

6.B.Farve--- Wins year after year with a ever-changing
group of recievers. His gunslinging approach has
not been as attractive in the last few years.
Would be higher if not for too many huge
mistakes. Still feared throughout the league.

7.B. Roethlisberger---- Will only get better. Extremely poised for
a rookie. It\'s early but should have a fine
career.

8.D.Brees--- At the #8 spot it really starts to become wide open.
As with Big Ben, its a little early to speculate if Brees
will become a top 10 regular but 27 tds vs 7 ints is
good enough for the #8 spot

9.M.Vick---- He wins games for an franchise that is generally
pitiful but does not put up numbers. He has game
changing ability but is by no means a polished
player. As over-rated as I think Vick is he still
garners the #9 position.

10.M.Bulger-- Bulger plays well despite no obvious game plan or
help from his inferior coaching staff. He tends to be
streaky despite a consistent group of skill players.
A good quarterback but a top ten? Blame it on
attrition.

papz

Wow I\'m surprised there is not stats... I mean come on now... better stats means better quarterback right?!

/sarcasm

spkb25

1. brady
2. manning
3.mcnabb
4. culpepper
5. drew brees after last season
6. and on i think you have the same thing
7. you have your third teir guys chicago,washington and such

JKool

1. Brady
2. Manning
3. McNabb
3. Roethisberger
3. Brees
6. Culpepper
7. McNair
7. Farve
9. Green
10. I really don\'t know who would go here, but it isn\'t Vick.

spkb25

hey jkool i dont agree 100% with your list but most of it i do. the one thing i love about your list is number 10. because it doesnt go to vick. great runner just not a great qb yet. love that bro

natedogg02

for real
1. Brady - done been said
2. manning - done been said
3.Mcnair- when healthy
4.Mcnabb - done been said
5.Farve - dont see him winning another SB but can still beat cha at any time
6.Brooks - I\'ve said many times why
7.Green - If they had a Defense he could take them to SB
(much like #6)
8.Culpepper - most ints in 03 turned around in 04, with moss gone we will see in 05, how good he is
9.Vick - can take off at any time for a TD
10.Roethlisberger - can easily move up this list in 05, he\'s a gamer (much like #1)

this is how i see them, No overrating none of em

spkb25

i dont disagree with brooks at 6 along with a lot of other qb\'s. and you just cant put culpepper as far down as you did. he played very well last year without moss.

dberce1

1. Bubby Brister
2. Doug Flutie
3. Jim Harbaugh
4. Wade Wilson
5. Danny White
6. Chris Chandler
7. John Fourcade
8. Sage Rosenfells
9. Jeff Blake circa 2004
10. Kliff Kingsbury

FireVenturi

1.Tom Brady
2. Peyton Manning
3. D McNabb
4. D Culpepper
5. Farve
6. M Vick
7. Big Ben
8. S McNair
9.T Green
10. A Brooks

BreesFN9

#1. Brady- Easy
#2. Manning- We all know why he\'s not #1
#3. Mcnabb- He\'s gaining
#4. Culpepper- Improving still! Without Moss we\'ll see how good he really is.
#5. Mcnair- Still got it!
#6. Green- Keeps piling up numbers.
#7. Carr- Ready for a breakout year, TOUGH as Nails, and an under rated runner. Fun too watch!
#8. Leftwitch- Also on the verge, good size, speed and arm.
#9.Brees- Finally put it together last year, we\'ll see if he can repeat his success?
#10. Plummer- Great tenacity, tough and slick. Without the mental lapses at times possibly a top 5 QB.

P.S Hard to argue that the AFC South has the BEST group of QB\'s in the league. That\'s why they\'re all in my top 10.

JENGA....I Win!