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.