NFC North QB Rankings 2010

[Airin' Rodgers]

After Week 8, NFL ranking in parentheses:

(16) Aaron Rodgers 85.3
(19) Jay Cutler 84.1 Bye week
(23) Shaun Hill 79.6 Did not play, Stafford not enough stats to qualify
(29) Brett Favre 69.8

Divisional grade =

One of the worst divisions in football for overall QB rating.

For Week 9

(11) Aaron Rodgers 90.6
(16) Jay Cutler 86.0
(27) Brett Favre 75.7

Stafford still does not have enough attempts to qualify, and Hill is injured as well.

Overall a good week for the QB's

[Joemailman]

For Week 10:

(15) Aaron Rodgers 90.6 (Bye)
(18) Jay Cutler 86.2
(26) Shaun Hill 78.8
(31) Brett Favre 72.2


Haven't figured out the emoticons yet!

[superfan]

Thanks, Joemailman.

Still a pathetic showing overall for the NFC North QBs. ARod barely in the top half of the NFL overall, and everyone else below that.

This division stinks in terms of QB play.

[hoosier]

If you throw out Vick's and Romo's numbers, Rodgers is fourth in the NFC in QB rating and only 1.5 points behind the leader (Eli Manning). Compared to last year, a lot of really good QBs (Brees and Peyton really jump out in addition to ARod) are having down years. Interceptions also seem to be up this year compared to last. It seems to me that there must be some kind of systemic explanation for this; it seems very unlikely that they would all be having such big dropoffs in the same year.

[Joemailman]

As discussed earlier (in another thread?) last year was an anomaly. Five QB's over 100+ passer rating was unheard of. In addition, Favre, Rodgers, Brees and Manning have all lost key offensive weapons due to injury. The numbers really aren't that bad if you don't compare them to last year. For instance, Rodgers' current rating is better than Favre had in 9 of his 16 seasons in Green Bay.

[channtheman]

Rodgers will be fine from here on out. He finally had that good game this year, which means we will go 7-0 the rest of the year as he throws for 16 more TD's and only 3 INT's. Watch.

[Cheesehead Craig]

Rodgers will be fine from here on out. He finally had that good game this year, which means we will go 7-0 the rest of the year as he throws for 16 more TD's and only 3 INT's. Watch.

But yet you're predicting that the Vikes beat the Packers this week in the Predict the Vikes/Pack score thread. So which is it? We go undefeated or we lose to MN?

[denverYooper]

But yet you're predicting that the Vikes beat the Packers this week in the Predict the Vikes/Pack score thread. So which is it? We go undefeated or we lose to MN?

He has to predict a loss in the Prediction thread.

[channtheman]

He has to predict a loss in the Prediction thread.

This. In every other thread I can be as much a homer as I want. I do think Rodgers will turn his season around and end with impressive stats.

[Joemailman]

I thought last week was Rodgers' best game this year as far as accuracy. Hopefully that will continue.

[bobblehead]

bump.....anyone with 2 hands motivated?

[channtheman]

For Week 10:

(15) Aaron Rodgers 90.6 (Bye)
(18) Jay Cutler 86.2
(26) Shaun Hill 78.8
(31) Brett Favre 72.2


Haven't figured out the emoticons yet!

bump.....anyone with 2 hands motivated?

I suppose I can manage.

(8) Aaron Rodgers 95.7
(21) Jay Cutler 84.2
(24) Shan Hill 80.5
(32) Brett Favre 69.8

Ranking in the league on the left in parentheses. Favre is 32/33. Only Matt Moore of Carolina is worse with a 55.6 rating.

[Guiness]

Cutler's where I expected him to be now. He managed to keep his QB rating over 100 until after their bye (week 5) but that house of cards came tumbling down.

[hoosier]

Yikes. Brett's QB rating is headed for the early 1970s.

[MadScientist]

Aaron's rating has jumped by over 5 points after each of the last 2 games. That takes some doing this late in the season.