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So, Trump has basically just betrayed the Kurds and allied with Erdogan. Congrats on becoming a rogue nation, America.

week 5 isn't even done yet

Rams at Seahawks Cardinals at Bengals Bills at Titans Bears at Raiders Buccaneers at Saints Vikings at Giants Jets at Eagles Ravens at Steelers Patriots at Redskins Jaguars at Panthers Falcons at Texans Broncos at Chargers Packers at Cowboys Colts at Chiefs Browns at 49ers

Week 4 QB Rankings: 1. Patrick Mahomes 15 2. Russell Wilson 17 (+2) 3. Dak Prescott 20 (-1) 4. Lamar Jackson 25 (+1) 5. Mason Rudolph 47 (+21) 6. Philip Rivers 50 (+7) 7. Daniel Jones 50 (NR) 8. Gardner Minshew 51 (-2) 9. Jacoby Brissett 52 (-2) 10. Jimmy Garoppolo 53 11. Tom Brady 53 (-8) 12. Kyle Allen 55 (NR) 13. Matthew Stafford 59 (-2) 14. Carson Wentz 60 15. Matt Ryan 66 (-3) 16. Marcus Mariota 66 (+6) 17. Deshaun Watson 66 (-9) 18. Derek Carr 66 (-2) 19. Aaron Rodgers 69 20. Jameis Winston 73 (+4) 21. Case Keenum 79 (-6) 22. Joe Flacco 83 (+3) 23. Teddy Bridgewater 84 (-5) 24. Jared Goff 88 (-1) 25. Mitch Trubisky 91 (+2) 26. Kirk Cousins 93 (-9) 27. Josh Allen 97 (-7) 28. Eli Manning 97 29. Baker Mayfield 99 (+3) 30. Kyler Murray 102 (-1) 31. Andy Dalton 107 (-10) 32. Cam Newton 109 (-1) 33. Ben Roeth 113 34. Josh Rosen 125 There are still quite a few dramatic moves this early in the season, as a lot of the players in the top 5 or so had their worst games of the fledgling season. Brady, Dalton, Cousins and DeShaun Watson are the big droppers this week, while Mason Rudolph, Philip Rivers and Marcus Mariota surge ahead a few spots in their absence. Daniel Jones and Kyle Allen also make their first appearances on this list, as Brees, Fitzpatrick and Luke Falk take a temporary reprieve from the rankings. The real question on everyone's minds is how long can Gardner Minshew stay among the top 10?

time to bitch about 10-7 making the playoffs now.

SUNDAY Titans Patriots Chiefs Raiders Dolphins Redskins Browns Texans Buccaneers Seahawks Bears Jags Cowboys MNF: Bengals

Packers for now.

Week 3 QB Rankings 1. Patrick Mahomes 13 (+2) 2. Dak Prescott 16 3. Tom Brady 21 (+1) 4. Russell Wilson 21 (+1) 5. Lamar Jackson 27 (-4) 6. Gardner Minshew 45 (+2) 7. Jacoby Brissett 46 (+5) 8. Deshaun Watson 50 (+11) 9. Drew Brees 54 (+2) 10. Jimmy Garoppolo 56 (-3) 11. Matthew Stafford 60 (-2) 12. Matt Ryan 61 (+10) 13. Philip Rivers 65 (+2) 14. Carson Wentz 65 15. Case Keenum 66 (-9) 16. Derek Carr 71 17. Kirk Cousins 73 (+6) 18. Teddy Bridgewater 74 (+12) 19. Aaron Rodgers 76 (+1) 20. Josh Allen 77 (-7) 21. Andy Dalton 79 (-3) 22. Marcus Mariota 82 (-12) 23. Jared Goff 85 (-2) 24. Jameis Winston 89 (+5) 25. Joe Flacco 89 (-8) 26. Mason Rudolph 89 (NR) 27. Mitch Trubisky 90 (+1) 28. Eli Manning 98 (-2) 29. Kyler Murray 99 (-4) 30. Luke Falk 99 (NR) 31. Cam Newton 107 32. Baker Mayfield 109 (-5) 33. Ben Roeth 110 (-1) 34. Josh Rosen 126 (NR) 35. Ryan Fitzpatrick 132 (-2) It's a bit too early to say anything concise about this list, but it does look like Patrick Mahomes and Tom Brady are well on their way to duking it out for supremacy of both the AFC, and the MVP title. Following close behind are a few surprises and the ever steadfast Russell Wilson. Lamar Jackson and Dak Prescott are currently rounding out the top 5, which is not something I thought I'd be saying this early into the season. However, three of these top five quarterbacks have had games against the Miami Dolphins, and they seem to be making an effort to try and be the worst team in NFL History.

It's impeachment time, bitches!

Bills went 3-0 in 2011 and I think they finished the season 6-10, so that's about what I'm expecting here. The Panthers should just move on from Cam now. Make the break clean and sever. I legitimately don't know who is worse between the Jets and Dolphins.

lmao Bucs. That is all.

Minkah gonna be the next great Steelers DB.

Ravens / Chiefs Saints / Seahawks Broncos / Packers

Thursday: Titans > Jags Sunday: Eagles > Lions Patriots > Jets Raiders > Vikings Chiefs > Ravens Colts > Falcons Packers > Broncos Cowboys > Dolphins Bengals > Bills Bucs > Giants Cardinals > Panthers 49ers > Steelers Seahawks > Saints Chargers > Texans Rams > Browns Monday: Redskins > Bears TB: 44

2019 QB Rankings Week 2 1. Lamar Jackson 10 (+1) 2. Dak Prescott 14 (-1) 3. Patrick Mahomes 15 4. Tom Brady 22 5. Russell Wilson 28 (+6) 6. Case Keenum 34 7. Jimmy Garoppolo 48 (+14) 8. Gardner Minshew 54 9. Matthew Stafford 57 (+7) 10. Marcus Mariota 57 (-1) 11. Drew Brees 58 (-1) 12. Jacoby Brissett 63 13. Josh Allen 64 (+7) 14. Carson Wentz 66 (-7) 15. Philip Rivers 67 (-2) 16. Derek Carr 69 (-11) 17. Joe Flacco 69 18. Andy Dalton 71 19. Deshaun Watson 73 (-5) 20. Aaron Rodgers 74 (+2) 21. Jared Goff 77 (+8) 22. Matt Ryan 81 (-3) 23. Kirk Cousins 83 (NR) 24. Sam Darnold 83 (-1) 25. Kyler Murray 89 (-1) 26. Eli Manning 90 (-11) 27. Baker Mayfield 95 28. Mitch Trubisky 96 (+2) 29. Jameis Winston 102 (+2) 30. Teddy Bridgewater 102 (NR) 31. Cam Newton 104 (-5) 32. Ben Roeth 105 (-4) 33. Ryan Fitzpatrick 124 (-8)

Should be on their way: Von Miller Outside shot but needs a lot of work: Bradley Chubb, Philip Lindsay Is the hall really dumb enough to let every guy in who wins a super bowl at QB: Joe Flacco No Chance: Basically everyone else

Cam Newton needs to retire, he's looked like one of the worst QB's in the league ever since his shoulder injury last season. Dude just doesn't have it anymore, and it doesn't seem like his game will adjust to his loss of athleticism. Bring on the Will Grier experiment

enjoy it while it lasts.

Hey everyone, it's been a long time coming, but I'm finally ready to put up the results of what I've been working on over the season. I wanted to find a way to adjust a QB's play for what his defense does, and see how often a guy can overcome a bad performance from his defense, or likewise, fail to win even when the defense has a stellar game. In order to do that I needed a whole lot of data. Every single game a QB started or played most of the game (including postseason), the average amount of points a defense allowed in each year, and how often a QB won in those situations. So doing a lot of number crunching, and by examining the years in the Super Bowl Era, I came up with a list of 102 QB's, sorted by 4 separate eras marked by important rule changes or historical reasons. To qualify for this list, a QB must have had 90 starts (including postseason), or 80 starts in the dead ball era (14 game seasons meant I needed a little leeway). Starts in this case are games where the QB played most of or all of the game. (Tom Brady doesn't get credit for starting the game where Bernard Pollard broke his leg, for example). By having the data for all of the eras, you can find the expected win percentage of a QB in games where their defense played well, and the expected win percentage when their defense played poorly. This list is sorted by the player with the most wins above replacement in a 16 game season, to the player with the least. With all of that in mind, let's go ahead and start this list. Current List: Tier 7: Garbage (2 or more wins below the average starter a season) 102. Archie Manning (New Orleans Saints) (-2.886) Tier 6: Career Backup (1-2 wins below the average starter a season) 101. Chris Miller (Atlanta Falcons and Los Angeles/St. Louis Rams) (-1.335) 100. Jeff George (Indianapolis Colts, Atlanta Falcons and Oakland Raiders) (-1.162) 99. Ryan Fitzpatrick (Rams, Bengals, Bills, Titans, Texans, Jets, Bucs) (-1.123) 98. Steve DeBerg (San Francisco 49ers, Tampa Bay Bucs and Kansas City Chiefs) (-1.055) 97. Norm Snead (Philadelphia Eagles and New York Giants) (-1.028) Tier 5: Journeyman (0.5-1 wins below the average starter a season) 96. Jon Kitna (Seattle Seahawks, Cincinnati Bengals, Detroit Lions) (-0.865) 95. Ron Jaworski (Philadelphia Eagles) (-0.841) 94. Vinny Testaverde (Tampa Bay Bucs, Cleveland Browns, Baltimore Ravens, New York Jets) (-0.807) 93. Jim Harbaugh (Chicago Bears, Indianapolis Colts, and San Diego Chargers) (-0.790) 92. Ken O'Brien (New York Jets) (-0.743) 91. Kerry Collins (Carolina Panthers, New York Giants, Oakland Raiders and Tennessee Titans) (-0.713) 90. Jim Everett (Los Angeles Rams and New Orleans Saints) (-0.602) 89. Greg Landry (Detroit Lions) (-0.586) 88. Lynn Dickey (Green Bay Packers) (-0.533) 87. Steve Beuerlein (Arizona Cardinals and Carolina Panthers) (-0.530) 86. Joe Ferguson (Buffalo Bills) (-0.507) Tier 4: Average (0.5 wins above to 0.5 wins below the average starter a season) 85. Aaron Brooks (New Orleans Saints) (-0.414) 84. Steve Bartkowski (Atlanta Falcons) (-0.413) 83. Daunte Culpepper (Minnesota Vikings) (-0.282) 82. Doug Williams (Washington Redskins) (-0.270) 81. Trent Dilfer (Tampa Bay Bucs and Baltimore Ravens) (-0.261) 80. Drew Bledsoe (New England Patriots, Buffalo Bills and Dallas Cowboys) (-0.253) 79. Richard Todd (New York Jets) (-0.249) 78. Jim Zorn (Seattle Seahawks) (-0.211) 77. Chris Chandler (Arizona Cardinals, Houston Oilers and Atlanta Falcons) (-0.117) 76. Jeff Blake (Cincinnati Bengals) (-0.110) 75. Jake Plummer (Arizona Cardinals and Denver Broncos) (-0.025) 74. Bernie Kosar (Cleveland Browns) (0.000) 73. Dan Pastorini (Houston Oilers) (0.051) 72. Jeff Garcia (San Francisco 49ers and Tampa Bay Bucs) (0.075) 71. Warren Moon (Houston Oilers, Minnesota Vikings and Kansas City Chiefs) (0.081) 70. Alex Smith (San Francisco 49ers and Kansas City Chiefs) (0.091) 69. Brian Sipe (Cleveland Browns) (0.115) 68. Ken Anderson (Cincinnati Bengals) (0.147) 67. Jay Cutler (Denver Broncos and Chicago Bears) (0.165) 66. Bert Jones (Baltimore Colts) (0.218) 65. John Hadl (San Diego Chargers, Los Angeles Rams and Green Bay Packers) (0.238) 64. Boomer Esiason (Cincinnati Bengals and New York Jets) (0.260) 63. Jim Plunkett (New England Patriots, San Francisco 49ers and Oakland/L.A. Raiders) (0.286) 62. Jim Hart (St. Louis Cardinals) (0.294) 61. Craig Morton (Dallas Cowboys, New York Giants and Denver Broncos) (0.342) 60. Mark Brunell (Jacksonville Jaguars and Washington Redskins) (0.350) 59. Neil O'Donnell (Pittsburgh Steelers and New York Jets) (0.362) 58. Gus Frerotte (Washington Redskins, Lions, Broncos, Bengals, Vikings, Dolphins, Rams) (0.367) 57. Neil Lomax (St. Louis/Arizona Cardinals) (0.368) 56. Tommy Kramer (Minnesota Vikings) (0.375) 55. Dave Krieg (Seattle Seahawks and Kansas City Chiefs) (0.379) 54. Matt Stafford (Detroit Lions) (0.412) 53. Marc Bulger (St. Louis Rams) (0.475) 52. Billy Kilmer (San Francisco 49ers, New Orleans Saints and Washington Redskins) (0.476) 51. Jake Delhomme (Carolina Panthers) (0.483) Tier 3: Good (0.5-1 wins above the average starter a season) 50. Carson Palmer (Cincinnati Bengals, Oakland Raiders and Arizona Cardinals) (0.568) 49. Donovan McNabb (Philadelphia Eagles) (0.591) 48. Matt Schaub (Houston Texans) (0.591) (1.266 without adjustment) 47. Andy Dalton (Cincinnati Bengals) (0.608) 46. Bobby Hebert (New Orleans Saints and Atlanta Falcons) (0.610) 45. Philip Rivers (San Diego/Los Angeles Chargers) (0.614) 44. Phil Simms (New York Giants) (0.639) 43. Roman Gabriel (Los Angeles Rams and Philadelphia Eagles) (0.653) 42. Matt Hasselbeck (Seattle Seahawks and Tennessee Titans) (0.719) 41. Brad Johnson (Minnesota Vikings, Washington Redskins and Tampa Bay Bucs) (0.722) 40. Dan Fouts (San Diego Chargers) (0.738) 39. Troy Aikman (Dallas Cowboys) (0.748) 38. Trent Green (Kansas City Chiefs) (0.821) 37. Cam Newton (Carolina Panthers) (0.840) 36. Jim McMahon (Chicago Bears) (0.875) (1.705 without adjustment) 35. Eli Manning (New York Giants) (0.884) 34. Michael Vick (Atlanta Falcons and Philadelphia Eagles) (0.890) 33. Steve Grogan (New England Patriots) (0.989) Tier 2: Franchise QB (1-2 wins above the average starter a season) 32. Joe Namath (New York Jets) (1.002) 30t. Jay Schroeder (Washington Redskins and Los Angeles Raiders) (1.056) 30t. Joe Theismann (Washington Redskins) (1.056) 29. Steve McNair (Houston Oilers/Tennessee Titans) (1.064) 28. Bob Griese (Miami Dolphins) (1.069) 27. John Brodie (San Francisco 49ers) (1.071) 26. Joe Flacco (Baltimore Ravens) (1.086) 25. Fran Tarkenton (Minnesota Vikings and New York Giants) (1.157) 24. Terry Bradshaw (Pittsburgh Steelers) (1.186) 23. Sonny Jurgensen (Washington Redskins) (1.219) 22. Rich Gannon (Minnesota Vikings, Kansas City Chiefs and Oakland Raiders) (1.234) 21. Dan Marino (Miami Dolphins) (1.407) 20. Len Dawson (Kansas City Chiefs) (1.451) 19. Randall Cunningham (Philadelphia Eagles and Minnesota Vikings) (1.457) 18. Matt Ryan (Atlanta Falcons) (1.464) 17. Russell Wilson (Seattle Seahawks) (1.511) 16. Tony Romo (Dallas Cowboys) (1.523) 15. Ben Roethlisberger (Pittsburgh Steelers) (1.539) 14. Drew Brees (San Diego Chargers and New Orleans Saints) (1.777) 13. Brett Favre (Green Bay Packers and Minnesota Vikings) (1.795) 12. Jim Kelly (Buffalo Bills) (1.841) 11. Kurt Warner (St. Louis Rams and Arizona Cardinals) (1.873) 10. John Elway (Denver Broncos) (1.957) Tier 1: Legend (2 or more wins above the average starter a season) 9. Ken Stabler (Oakland Raiders, Houston Oilers and New Orleans Saints) (2.174) 8. Steve Young (Tampa Bay Bucs and San Francisco 49ers) (2.198) 7. Roger Staubach (Dallas Cowboys) (2.224) 6. Aaron Rodgers (Green Bay Packers) (2.248) 5. Danny White (Dallas Cowboys) (2.284) 4. Joe Montana (San Francisco 49ers and Kansas City Chiefs) (2.441) 3. Peyton Manning (Indianapolis Colts and Denver Broncos) (3.065) 2. Daryle Lamonica (Oakland Raiders) (3.365) 1. Tom Brady (New England Patriots) (3.532)

Vin is the white bread of opinions.

Packers @ Bears (TNF) Rams @ Panthers Titans @ Browns Chiefs @ Jags Ravens @ Dolphins Falcons @ Vikings Bills @ Jets Redskins @ Eagles Colts @ Chargers Bengals @ Seahawks Lions @ Cards Giants @ Cowboys 49ers @ Bucs Steelers @ Pats (SNF) Texans @ Saints (MNF Game 1) Broncos @ Raiders (MNF Game 2) Tiebreaker (total points for MNF Game 2): 80

Bengals / Seahawks Rams / Panthers Mets/Yankees

Mahomes is going to have the Marino career where he never gets a fair shake at the big game because of the team around him. Eh let's go with something unexpected. >

From what I hear, Missionary is the best position to get some kids.

oh right... I'm older today. fuck.