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Originally Posted by Hogskin
Well, I would definitely rate McNabb ahead of Green (benefitting from an awesome OL and running game), Brooks (inconsistent, not a winner), and Brady (also with a very strong offensive supporting cast). McNabb has had the worst set of WR's in the league and a so-so running game and OL the last couple years. A lot of people recognize the amazing job he has done in spite of that, and that is why he is recognized in ratings and PRO BOWL selections. And now that he has ONE quality WR on the team, even Football Guys, historically the most accurate fantasy rating site out there, projects him as the #5 scoring QB in 2004. I wonder where they would rate him if he had the Colts or Rams WR's? Since we've got to get past the Eagles to win the division, I am sure glad that their "D" is poised to implode this year without either of their key cornerbacks.
On the other side of the coin, you can argue that the other 4 really DO belong up there, and that Vick should be added.
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almost a fifth of his tds have been on the ground, thats why his scoring projection is so high. and I think the worst wr set in the league has been chicago the past few years. plus other great qbs in the past have had no name wr groups and turned them into winners with their arms alone. He is a good qb, especailly against us, but if I were to have my selection of our starting qb, he wouldn't be in the top 10 on my list.