Top 10 TD Passing Leaders (Super Bowl Wins)

1. Peyton Manning (1)
2. Brett Favre (1)
3. Dan Marino (0)
4. Drew Brees (1)
5. Tom Brady (3)
6. Fran Tarkenton (0)
7. John Elway (2)
8. Warren Moon (0)
9. Johnny Unitas (1)
10. Vinny Testaverde (0)

Top 32 Fantasy Quarterbacks

1. Peyton Manning, Broncos
2. Aaron Rodgers, Packers
3. Drew Brees, Saints
4. Andrew Luck, Colts
5. Matthew Stafford, Lions
6. Matt Ryan, Falcons
7. Nick Foles, Eagles
8. Cam Newton, Panthers
9. Tony Romo, Cowboys
10. Tom Brady, Patriots
11. Colin Kaepernick, 49ers
12. Russell Wilson, Seahawks
13. Robert Griffin III, Redskins
14. Jay Cutler, Bears
15. Philip Rivers, Chargers
16. Andy Dalton, Bengals
17. Carson Palmer, Cardinals
18. Ben Roesthlisberger, Steelers
19. Josh McCown, Buccaneers
20. Ryan Tannehill, Dolphins
21. Alex Smith, Chiefs
22. E.J. Manuel, Bills
23. Eli Manning, Giants
24. Joe Flacco, Ravens
25. Johnny Manziel, Browns
26. Teddy Bridgewater, Vikings
27. Sam Bradford, Rams
28. Matt Schaub, Raiders
29. Michael Vick, Jets
30. Chad Henne, Jaguars
31. Ryan Fitzpatrick, Texans
32. Jake Locker, Titans

Manning is still the top guy, Rodgers and maybe Brees will go in 1st round or early 2nds.  After that there is a gap to me.  I'd wait awhile.  QBs ranked 4-13 may not be separated by all that much.

The health of Tom Brady's weapons scare me.  The health of Robert Griffin III himself, scares me.  Cam Newton doesn't have any weapons.  Nick Foles will throw more INTs this year, but how many more?  

Manziel and Bridgewater are the only rookies on the Top 32 as we stand right now mid-August.  They should start Week 1 but we have to wait and see.  Little value in normal leagues, but dynasties or those stupid 2-QB leagues they could be drafted.  

I'll have RB - WR - TE - Sleepers - Rookies throughout the month.  

The Sports Hub Fantasy Football Show starts on Sunday, August 24th (8:00-10:00am), and will run every Sunday throughout the regular season.  

NFL Combine 40 Times

QUARTERBACKS:

1. Logan Thomas, Virginia Tech, 4.61
2. Stephen Morris, Miami, 4.63
3. Connor Shaw, South Carolina, 4.66
4. Johnny Manziel, Texas A&M, 4.68
5. Derek Carr, Fresno State, 4.69
6. Jordan Lynch, Northern Illinois, 4.76
7. Tajh Boyd, Clemson, 4.84
8. Bryn Renner, North Carolina, 4.87
9. Blake Bortles, Central Florida, 4.93
10. A.J. McCarron, Alabama, 4.94

Teddy Bridgewater, Louisville: did not run
Aaron Murray, Georgia: did not run
Zach Mettenberger, LSU: did not run

RUNNINGBACKS:

1. Dri Archer, Kent State, 4.26 (best of 2014)
2. Jerick McKinnon, Georgia Southern, 4.41
3. Henry Josey, Missouri, 4.43
4. Damien Williams, Oklahoma, 4.45
5. LaDarius Perkins, Mississippi State, 4.46
6. Charles Sims, West Virginia, 4.48
6. Tim Cornett, UNLV, 4.48
6. George Atkinson, Notre Dame, 4.48
9. Bishop Sankey, Washington, 4.49
9. Tyler Gaffney, Stanford, 4.49
11. De'Anthony Thomas, Oregon, 4.50
11. Tre Mason, Auburn, 4.50
13. Lache Seastruck, Baylor, 4.51
14. Terrance West, Towson, 4.54
15. Andre Williams, Boston College, 4.56

Notables:
Ka'Deem Carey, Arizona, 4.70
Silas Redd, USC, 4.70

WIDE RECEIVERS:

1. Brandin Cooks, Oregon State, 4.33
2. John Brown, Pittsburg State, 4.34
3. Donte Moncrief, Ole Miss, 4.40
3. Paul Richardson, Colorado, 4.40
5. Jeff Janis, Saginaw Valley State, 4.42
5. Martavis Bryant, Clemson, 4.42
7. Sammy Watkins, Clemson, 4.43
7. Albert Wilson, George State, 4.43
7. Odell Beckham, LSU, 4.43
10. Jalen Saunders, Oklahoma, 4.44
11. Bruce Ellington, South Carolina, 4.45
11. Quincy Enunwa, Nebraska, 4.45
13. Tevin Reese, Baylor, 4.46
13. L'Damian Washington, Missouri, 4.46
13. Jordan Matthews, Vanderbilt, 4.46
13. Mike Campanaro, Wake Forest, 4.46

Notables:
Marqise Lee, USC, 4.52
Mike Evans, Texas A&M, 4.53
Davante Adams, Fresno State, 4.56
Kelvin Benjamin, Florida State, 4.61
Jarvis Landry, LSU, 4.77 (worst among WR)

TIGHT ENDS:

1. A.C. Leonard, Tennessee State, 4.50
2. Eric Ebron, North Carolina, 4.60
3. Colt Lyerla, Oregon, 4.61
4. Trey Burton, Florida, 4.62
5. Jace Amaro, Texas Tech, 4.74.
6. A.J. Fiedorowicz, Iowa, 4.76
7. Reggie Jordan, Missouri Northwestern, 4.77
7. Anthony Denham, Utah, 4.77
9. Jake Murphy, Utah, 4.79
10. Arthur Lynch, Georgia, 4.82

Troy Niklas, Notre Dame: did not run
Austin Seferian-Jenkins, Washington: did not run

Top 10 Tuesday: Best Starting QBs for the Dolphins Since Marino

A lot of great choices here, but this is how I rank the "best" QBs to start since Dan Marino retired from the Miami Dolphins... (The years shown are seasons in which the player had at least 1 start.)

Honorable Mentions: Ray Lucas, Brian Griese, Daunte Culpepper, John Beck, Sage Rosenfels

10. Trent Green (2007)

9. Cleo Lemon (2007)

8. A.J. Feely (2004)

7. Joey Harrington (2006)

6. Matt Moore (2011)

5. Chad Henne (2009-2011)

4. Gus Frerotte (2005)

3. Ryan Tannehill (2012-present)

2. Chad Pennington (2008-2010)

1. Jay Fiedler (200-2004)

2011 QB Rankings

With Eli Manning recently saying he is in the same class as the reigning MVP and 3-time Super Bowl winner Tom Brady, I thought it would be appropriate to rank all of the quarterbacks who figure to see some snaps this year.

“They Only Play Because Every Team Needs One”
• Jimmy Clausen
• Bruce Gradkowski
• Tavaris Jackson
• Matt Moore
• Jason Campbell
• John Beck
• Derek Anderson
• Alex Smith
• Rex Grossman

“Rookies We Should At Least Give A Chance”
• Cam Newton
• Jake Locker
• Andy Dalton
• Blaine Gabbert
• Christian Ponder
• Colin Kaepernick
• Tim Tebow (2nd year)

“Best Days Are Behind Them”
• Donovan McNabb
• Matt Hasselbeck

“Is Crap The Right Word?...”
• Chad Henne
• Vince Young
• Ryan Fitzpatrick
• David Garrard
• Mark Sanchez

“They’ll Give You A Chance”
• Matt Cassel
• Kevin Kolb
• Kyle Orton
• Jay Cutler

“Promising Stars Of The Future”
• Sam Bradford
• Matthew Stafford

“Not As Good As You Might Think/ Flirting With Top 10”
• Eli Manning
• Tony Romo
• Matt Schaub
• Joe Flacco

“Can He Do It Again?
• Josh Freeman

“Knocking On The Penthouse”
• Michael Vick
• Ben Roethlisberger
• Matt Ryan

“The Penthouse, Fab 5”
• Tom Brady
• Peyton Manning
• Aaron Rodgers
• Drew Brees
• Philip Rivers

Keefe Presents: Top 10 Quarterbacks

You always hear on TV and radio shows about, "this guy is a Top 10 receiver, oh he's a Top 5 corner, or they got a Top 10 quarterback." This type of hyperbole is tossed around all the time. But do the people who say it actually have a Top 5, Top 10, or Top 32 list on hand, where are they pulling this stuff from? More often then not they're just like Dick Vitale who will name like 9 teams he says will make the Final 4.

Well look no further. In what will be titled "Keefe Presents: Top 10 (NFL Position)" I'll map out the Top 10 players at each position in the league. These are NOT fantasy rankings, you wouldn't need me to do that. It's also not the 10 guys you would want to build a franchise with, it is simply the 10 best players at each position right now. Today begins with Quarterbacks.

1. Tom Brady, Patriots
2. Peyton Manning, Colts
3. Drew Brees, Saints
4. Philip Rivers, Chargers
5. Aaron Rodgers, Packers
6. Michael Vick, Eagles
7. Matt Ryan, Falcons
8. Ben Roesthlisberger*, Steelers
9. Matt Schaub, Texans
10. Josh Freeman, Buccaneers

*Accused Rapist

These lists have already proved that they will be harder to fill out than I thought. The top 7-8 QBs are pretty easy in my opinion, but the order is obviously tricky. I nearly put Peyton #1, but some of his playoff struggles/chokes have bumped him down to 2 behind Brady.

There are definitely a handful of guys that you could argue are better than Schaub and Freeman, but my whole point is be consistent. These are the QBs I will say are in the Top 10. I can't add anyone else or that just wouldn't be a Top 10 list anymore.

Say what you mean and mean what you say. Stay tuned for the rest of the positions in the Award** Winning Keefe Presents: Top 10s.

Coming up next: Runningbacks

**Not actual Award.

-Keefe