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NFL.Com QB Rankings: Moore, Henne Worst In League

dolfaneric12 said:
I'd put him at 19. Wonder if he put Moore so low because of Miami's receivers?
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It must have to do with potential. We know how good Moore and Henne will be. Sanchez, Skelton, Flynn may have unrealized potential aka more value (not to me personally, but maybe to the writer).
 
hell yes its dire...we're not winning squat with the qb talent we currently have...stop being such homers...
 
This list is as laughable as asking Helen Keller to tune guitars.

RGIII without throwing a pass in the NFL at 21, Eli (while good) ahead of Brady, Bress, Rogers and Ben, I mean I could go on. The fact the Moore and Henne are 31 and 32 on the list isn't even the biggest problem with the list, hell 31 and 32 aren't even in the top 5 of problems with this list.
 
That list is total nonsense mate. He is even ranking players that have never started in the NFL, so I would pay no attention whatsoever to this.
 
Moore sucks a little bit less than they think but look at the rest of the list.

Eli Manning #1, seriously? I think Eli is wonderful becuase he beat New England twice in Super Bowls but I still don't see how you make that case. NFW is he above Brees, Brady, Rodgers, or even big brother if you think Peyton has anything left.

Big Ben 3rd? You have to have been drinking more than Big Ben at a frat party to come up with that. Very good QB but 3rd?
 
Here's NFL.com's bio on Jason Smith, the writer of this fine list. It gives a little insight as to why he ranked those guys where they are.

"Jason Smith



Jason has spent 10 years in national sports talk radio and TV at the highest level for ESPN, "Jim Rome Is Burning" and FOX. He won an Emmy for his work on SportsCenter, yet his proudest accomplishments are his three fantasy football championships. He even makes up his own t-shirts when he wins titles with the scores from the games that season on the back like he bought them at a rock concert. And yes, THIS is the year the Jets win it all.
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mialuv13 said:
Here's NFL.com's bio on Jason Smith, the writer of this fine list. It gives a little insight as to why he ranked those guys where they are.

"Jason Smith



Jason has spent 10 years in national sports talk radio and TV at the highest level for ESPN, "Jim Rome Is Burning" and FOX. He won an Emmy for his work on SportsCenter, yet his proudest accomplishments are his three fantasy football championships. He even makes up his own t-shirts when he wins titles with the scores from the games that season on the back like he bought them at a rock concert. And yes, THIS is the year the Jets win it all.
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Even without the Jets comment, the only insight this gives me about the guy is that he's a god damn tool
 
Neither of them should be that low. Henne looked good in limited play time last year, and while I don't like moore, he's not quite that horrible.
 
Stopped reading when Aaron Rodgers was #5 lol, definitely top 2
 
Once you get to the bottom tier of QB's there isn't much difference between them. Matt Cassel, Mark Sanchez, Matt Moore and Chad Henne all equally suck.
 
I'd rank him in the 16-20 range.. This is just biased Media bull****.
 
Once again, Matt Moore ended up as the 12th best QB in the NFL last season. I know that people dislike him for whatever reasons but facts are facts.
 
Casas9425 said:
Once you get to the bottom tier of QB's there isn't much difference between them. Matt Cassel, Mark Sanchez, Matt Moore and Chad Henne all equally suck.
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except for the fact that teams have been able to WIN w/ Cassell and Sanchez.

Based on last year Sanchez is in the 20-25 range, based on 2010 he is closer to 10 but either way he's clearly better than Matt Moore
 
Matt Moore might not be a great quarterback, but 31st? Hell no. I would have him somewhere between #15 and #20. Closer probably to #15.
 
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