1)
Tom Brady, Patriots - the quarterback you want behind center in a big game
2)
Peyton Manning, Colts - knows how to exploit weaknesses of a defense and confuse defenses with audibles
3)
Carson Palmer, Bengals - has a strong arm and great weapons such as Chad Johnson to throw to
4)
Matt Hasselback, Seahawks - a good leader and very accurate passer
5)
Tony Romo, Cowboys - second year starter coming into his own as a passer with good mobility
6)
Brett Favre, Packers - veteran qb can make all the throws and is cutting down on his interceptions this year
7)
Matt Schaub, Texans - one of the better young qbs in the league and has great pocket presence
8)
Donovan McNabb, Eagles - coming off an injury but playing well despite a lack of WR depth
9)
Marc Bulger, Rams - Very accurate passer and also very tough
10)
Ben Roethlisberger, Steelers - rebounding from a poor season last year
11)
Jason Campbell, Redskins - impressive second-year starter will continue to improve
12)
Eli Manning, Giants - Still makes a lot of mistakes and will never be as good as his brother but the kid is still talented
13)
Philip Rivers, Chargers - has LT to help out but has shown toughness and ability to win big games on the road
14)
Vince Young, Titans - still will make the bad interception but his scrambling and leadership leads his teams to wins
15)
Jay Cutler, Broncos - One of the best arms in the league and could be better than Alex Smith and Matt Leinart who were both chosen before him in the draft
16)
Daunte Culpepper , Raiders - a leader and a proven winner
17)
Drew Brees, Saints - not having a good year but his WRs have not helped either with dropped balls
18)
Jeff Garcia, Bucs - a good leader who won't make too many mistakes and runs the West Coast offense very well
19)
Jon Kitna, Lions - playing under the tutelage of Mike Martz helps along with WRs like Roy Williams and Calvin Johnson
20)
Steve McNair, Ravens - injuries have hurt him but he runs the offense well although his scrambling days are practically over
21)
Kurt Warner, Cardinals - veteran still can make all the passes when he has time in the pocket
22)
David Garrard, Jaguars - big qb has two great rbs behind him and manages the game well
23)
Alex Smith, 49ers - has a good arm and good scrambling ability but needs more playmakers and a better O-line to protect him
24)
Derek Anderson, Browns - has many playmakers to throw to including Braylon Edwards and Kellen Winslow Jr.
25)
Trent Edwards, Bills - has potential to be a good QB
26)
Chad Pennington, Jets - needs to improve or he will lose his job to Kellen Clemons
27)
Brian Griese, Bears - takes over for Rex Grossman and will help the team cut down on their offensive mistakes and interceptions
28)
Damon Huard, Chiefs - good backup but not a good starter
29)
Joey Harrington, Falcons - makes too many mistakes and throws too many interceptions for a veteran
30)
Tarvaris Jackson, Vikings - very inaccurate and young but might improve in a few seasons
