The SportsHoopla QB Rankings: Pt. 24-28

[MHSL82]

Our previous poll ended with Andy Dalton, Sam Bradford, and Matt Schaub/Derek Carr separating themselves above the rest, claiming the 21st to 23rd spots.

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You don't need to be in it for the long haul, just vote when you can. The offseason is long and I will space it out. There will come a time where it doesn't matter so I will group, but we'll go as far as we can.

Question: Who is the 24th-28th best QBs in the league?

Here are the parameters:

This is just for this coming year. Age can matter as far as current abilities and experience, etc., but don't choose a young QB over Peyton Manning because so and so is younger and can offer more years. Just base it upon who they are now. If younger means better, sure. Otherwise, it's irrelevant.

Assume that each QB is in the optimal system with an equal level of talent around them and coaching. If the current QB of a team does not fit in their current system or on a bad team, imagine them in the right system and average team.

 

[MHSL82]

I know that it doesn't matter, but I wanted to finish this. Thanks for those who participate.

 

[MHSL82]

Pick Five - Forgot to put that in the title.

 

[MHSL82]

Almost done, though I know it's over. Just a few voters, I'm begging you!!! Sort of.

 

[Wolverine830872]

1. Henne
2. Palmer
3. Manziel
4. McCown
5. Me, pretty sure I'm better than the scrubs that are left. I really couldn't pick any over the others

 

[MHSL82]

Any last minute voters?

 

[MHSL82]

Rather than taking five and a new poll, I'm calling it: Carson Palmer, Josh McCown, Chad Henne/Blake Bortles, Jake Locker/Zach Mettenberger, EJ Manuel, Johnny Manziel/Brian Hoyer, Michael Vick/Geno Smith, Ryan Fitzpatrick/Logan Thomas, and Christian Ponder/Matt Cassel/Teddy Bridgewater.

I'm sure you are all disappointed I didn't do a new poll.