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1. Kurt Warner, Cardinals
YPG: 294.4 PR: 102.5 TD: 10
Comp: 69.4 1st: 41.0 INT: 4
Warner is the most well-rounded QB right now in the key performance
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2. Brett Favre, Jets
YPG: 233.8 PR: 110.8 TD: 12
Comp: 70.2 1st: 36.3 INT: 4
The NFL leader in passer rating and TDs is now No. 1 in completions
as Drew Brees fell below 70 percent. |
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3. Jay Cutler, Broncos
YPG: 300.4 PR: 98.1 TD: 10
Comp: 65.4 1st: 37.2 INT: 4
He wasn't spectacular against Tampa Bay, but did well enough not to drop while some other QBs above him faltered. |
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4. Tony Romo, Cowboys
YPG: 273.6 PR: 100.5 TD: 11
Comp: 64.2 1st: 37.7 INT: 5
Three TDs and a strong passer rating against the Bengals gave him a
slight boost. |
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5. Drew Brees, Saints
YPG: 334.6 PR: 97.7 TD: 9
Comp: 68.6 1st: 35.1 INT: 6
The league leader in YPG threw two INTs and completed a season-low
56.5 percent of his throws against the Vikings. |
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6. Philip Rivers, Chargers
YPG: 236.6 PR: 103.0 TD: 11
Comp: 64.5 1st: 37.7 INT: 4
Completed just 46.4 percent of his passes against Miami last week
for just 159 yards. |
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7. Eli Manning, Giants
YPG: 258.0 PR: 99.7 TD: 6
Comp: 63.6 1st: 34.8 INT: 1
He had a terrific day against Seattle, completing 76 percent of his
throws, including two for touchdowns. |
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8. Donovan McNabb, Eagles
YPG: 259.2 PR: 92.9 TD: 6
Comp: 64.0 1st: 3432 INT: 2
The Eagles QB was held to 196 passing yards against Washington and
didn't complete a pass for a TD. |
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9. Aaron Rodgers, Packers
YPG: 254.8 PR: 95.5 TD: 9
Comp: 63.2 1st: 31.3 INT: 4
He improved all of his key stats against Atlanta except for adding an
interception to his numbers. He threw three TD passes. |
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10. Jason Campbell, Redskins
YPG: 210.8 PR: 96.7 TD: 6
Comp: 63.4 1st: 34.6 INT: 0
Still the only starter who hasn't thrown an interception, but
Campbell only passed for 176 yards last week. |
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11. Chad Pennington, Dolphins
YPG: 204.2 PR: 93.5 TD: 3
Comp: 67.0 1st: 38.4 INT: 1
He completed 75.9 percent of his passes against San Diego for 228 yards last week. |
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12. Ben Roethlisberger, Steelers
YPG: 189.4 PR: 95.7 TD: 7
Comp: 63.7 1st: 39.5 INT: 3
He hadn't thrown for 200 yards in a game this year, but he put up 309 yards and three TDs against the Jaguars last week. |
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13. Trent Edwards, Bills
YPG: 189.6 PR: 93.9 TD: 4
Comp: 66.4 1st: 35.2 INT: 2
He suffered a concussion on the third play of last week's game. As a result, he lost some ground. |
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14. Jake Delhomme, Panthers
YPG: 219.2 PR: 90.6 TD: 5
Comp: 60.6 1st: 34.5 INT: 2
He threw two TD passes for the second week in a row. His 63.6-percent completion rate was his second-best this year. |
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15. Kyle Orton, Bears
YPG: 220.0 PR: 87.6 TD: 7
Comp: 61.9 1st: 31.6 INT: 4
His 70.6-percent completion rate against Detroit was a career-best. He threw for 334 yards and two TDs. |
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16. Matt Schaub, Texans
YPG: 232.3 PR: 75.5 TD: 4
Comp: 64.5 1st: 35.5 INT: 5
A stomach bug sent him to the hospital last weekend, so he spent game day watching from the sidelines. |
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17. Peyton Manning, Colts
YPG: 257.8 PR: 79.2 TD: 5
Comp: 62.3 1st: 31.8 INT: 5
Manning completed a season-best 73.5 percent of his throws, his five TDs this year are matched by five interceptions. |
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18. J.T. O'Sullivan, 49ers
YPG: 218.4 PR: 82.2 TD: 7
Comp: 58.6 1st: 37.1 INT: 6
During an awful day against the Patriots, he threw three interceptions and completed 48.3 percent of his passes. |
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19. David Garrard, Jaguars
YPG: 196.6 PR: 79.3 TD: 3
Comp: 65.1 1st: 36.2 INT: 4
He completed just 56.3 percent of his throws for 200 yards against the Steelers after two weeks in the 70-plus arena. |
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20. Matt Cassel, Patriots
YPG: 176.8 PR: 84.1 TD: 3
Comp: 67.3 1st: 33.7 INT: 3
His completion rate is fourth-best in the league, but he threw two interceptions last weekend. |
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21. Gus Frerotte, Vikings
YPG: 230.7 PR: 74.2 TD: 2
Comp: 56.1 1st: 32.7 INT: 2
Steady, but unspectacular is becoming the catch-phrase for Frerotte this year. But he's keeping the Vikings competitive. |
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22. JaMarcus Russell, Raiders
YPG: 167.0 PR: 84.9 TD: 4
Comp: 54.5 1st: 27.3 INT: 1
Russell should petition the league for more bye weeks. He gained ground thanks to other QBs struggling last week. |
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23. Brian Griese, Buccaneers
YPG: 201.0 PR: 64.6 TD: 4
Comp: 57.1 1st: 29.9 INT: 6
A season-best 68.4 completion rate and no INTs after throwing six picks during the previous two games boosted his stock. |
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24. Carson Palmer, Bengals
YPG: 182.8 PR: 69.0 TD: 3
Comp: 58.1 1st: 31.8 INT: 4
He threw two TD passes in a game for the first time this year while completing 59 percent of his passes at Dallas. |
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25. Jon Kitna, Lions
YPG: 189.5 PR: 72.2 TD: 5
Comp: 56.7 1st: 27.5 INT: 5
He's completed just 50 percent of his passes in his last two games, and was replaced last weekend against the Bears. |
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26. Matt Ryan, Falcons
YPG: 172.6 PR: 75.3 TD: 4
Comp: 54.2 1st: 29.0 INT: 3
Ryan's two TD passes and 194 passing yards against the Packers stand as top marks for his rookie season. |
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27. Kerry Collins, Titans
YPG: 148.0 PR: 73.1 TD: 3
Comp: 55.7 1st: 35.7 INT: 3
Two interceptions and just 163 passing yards against the Ravens hurt his ranking. |
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28. Marc Bulger, Rams
YPG: 173.0 PR: 73.2 TD: 2
Comp: 58.4 1st: 23.6 INT: 2
Bulger and the Rams were on their bye week, and he didn't gain or lose ground compared to those around him. |
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29. Joe Flacco, Ravens
YPG: 150.8 PR: 61.9 TD: 1
Comp: 58.5 1st: 34.0 INT: 4
He completed two-thirds of his passes against the Titans, his second-best rate this year, but also threw two INTs. |
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30. Damon Huard, Chiefs
YPG: 95.2 PR: 63.7 TD:
2
Comp: 63.1 1st: 26.2 INT: 4
Huard struggled mightily against Carolina, throwing two picks and completing just 47.6 percent of his throws. |
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31. Matt Hasselbeck, Seahawks
YPG: 164.0 PR: 57.7 TD: 2
Comp: 49.2 1st: 30.5 INT: 3
No TD passes, an interception and 105 yards passing against the Giants resulted in another frustrating day for Seattle's QB. |
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32. Derek Anderson, Browns
YPG: 135.8 PR: 49.9 TD: 3
Comp: 49.6 1st: 27.4 INT: 6
Anderson had a bye week to prepare, but he'll be fighting for his starter's job on Monday night against the Giants.
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