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Rest Of Season Player Rankings: Quarterbacks - Week 7
Tim Van Prooyen October 20, 2010			Print

These player rankings track a player's value for the remainder of the season.

QUARTERBACKS

Rank	Player	Team	Bye
1	Peyton Manning	IND	7
2	Aaron Rodgers	GBP	10
3	Drew Brees	NOS	10
4	Tom Brady	NEP	5
5	Philip Rivers	SDC	10
6	Kyle Orton	DEN	9
7	Jay Cutler	CHI	8
8	Matt Schaub	HOU	7
9	Tony Romo	DAL	4
10	Eli Manning	NYG	8
11	Carson Palmer	CIN	6
15	Matt Ryan	ATL	8
12	Donovan McNabb	WAS	9
13	Ben Roethlisberger	PIT	5
14	Kevin Kolb	PHI	8
16	Brett Favre	MIN	4
17	Joe Flacco	BAL	8
18	Matthew Stafford	DET	7
19	Michael Vick	PHI	8
20	Josh Freeman	TBB	4
21	Matt Hasselbeck	SEA	5
22	Chad Henne	MIA	5
23	Mark Sanchez	NYJ	7
24	Sam Bradford	STL	9
25	Ryan Fitzpatrick	BUF	6
26	Vince Young	TEN	9
27	Jason Campbell	OAK	10
28	Alex Smith	SFO	9
29	Matt Cassel	KCC	4
30	Max Hall	ARI	6
31	Jake Delhomme	CLE	8
32	David Garrard	JAC	9
33	Colt McCoy	CLE	8
34	Bruce Gradkowski	OAK	10
35	Jimmy Clausen	CAR	6

Kevin Kolb, Eagles –
Kolb played like everyone expected him to right out of the gate this year in his last game. The question is now will he do it two weeks in a row? There is every reason to think he can, and if he does, he’ll make it awful tough for Vick to recapture the starting job. If he has the good game this week, he’s likely the starter for good.

Matthew Stafford, Lions –
Stafford is on a bye this week, so this is the week to grab him off waivers if he was dropped when he got hurt in week one. With Shaun Hill out for a while, Stafford will play after the bye. There are a lot of nice stats to be had here, so grab him now and be happy.

Ryan Fitzpatrick, Bills –
Fitzpatrick moves up again even without playing, more because those around him slipped down than anything, but the reality is, so far the Bills have been much better offensively with Ryan behind center, and while he’s not an every week starter, he’s good enough to be a nice back up or bye week spot starter.

Colt McCoy, Browns –
He’s not the full time starter yet, but the fact of the matter is that he’s the future quarterback of the Browns, and if he continues to play no worse than Seneca Wallace and Jake Delhomme he could keep playing even after next week. A stud, no, but for now he’s a starter and cracks our rankings.

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