Razor's QB Rankings 2017

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For comparisons sake, PFF's grades:

 

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Why are you linking PFF grades when we have the Master's grades right here, son?

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Because PFF's grades give TyGod a better ranking are better.

Edited October 31, 2017 by blotsfan

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Cause PFF charts more stuff than weenie Razor

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Rudeness.In any case, we had a lot of big leapers this week. Jared Goff eviscerated the Giants, Jay Cutler went ham on the Raiders, hell even Matt Stafford and Carson Wentz got healthy boosts against their opponents this week. Alex Smith still holds the top position with an iron fist, but with his first INT this week, there's a chance he could fall behind the rest of the pack. We've still got half a season to go after all, and anything can happen.

 

The real interesting battle is between the three sophomore QB's. Normally you expect the sophomore slump to be in full force, but Dak, Wentz, and Goff have all been hovering around the top ten all season long, and now all three of them are in the top 6. That's crazy.

 

Week 9 QB Rankings

 

1. Alex Smith 13

2. Drew Brees 24

3. Tom Brady 29

4. Dak Prescott 29

5. Jared Goff 40 (+8)

6. Carson Wentz 43 (+4)

7. Kirk Cousins 44 (-2)

8. Russell Wilson 45 (-2)

9. Marcus Mariota 46

10. Aaron Rodgers 48 (-2)

11. DeShaun Watson 49 (-4)

12. Tyrod Taylor 51 (-1)

13. Josh McCown 57 (+3)

14. Matt Ryan 58 (-2)

15. Derek Carr 59 (-1)

16. Case Keenum 59 (-1)

17. Matt Stafford 68 (+6)

18. Jay Cutler 68 (+9)

19. Philip Rivers 74 (-2)

20. Blake Bortles 75 (-2)

21. Cam Newton 77 (-1)

22. Ben Roeth 81 (+2)

23. Jameis Winston 83 (-4)

24. Jacoby Brissett 85 (+2)

25. Eli Manning 86 (-3)

26. Andy Dalton 88 (-5)

27. Carson Palmer 94 (-2)

28. Mike Glennon 102

29. Brian Hoyer 107

30. Trevor Siemian 111

31. Joe Flacco 111

32. C.J. Beathard 114

33. DeShone Kizer 126

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Week 10 QB Rankings

1. Alex Smith 13

2. Tom Brady 19 (+1)

3. Drew Brees 24 (-1)

4. Jared Goff 35 (+1)

5. Dak Prescott 38 (-1)

6. Case Keenum 40 (+10)

7. Kirk Cousins 40

8. Russell Wilson 44

9. Carson Wentz 45 (-3)

10. Aaron Rodgers 47

11. DeShaun Watson 51

12. Matt Ryan 53 (+2)

13. Derek Carr 58 (+2)

14. Matt Stafford 62 (+3)

15. Marcus Mariota 62 (-6)

16. Tyrod Taylor 64 (-4)

17. Cam Newton 68 (+4)

18. Josh McCown 71 (-5)

19. Jay Cutler 74 (-1)

20. Philip Rivers 78 (-1)

21. Ben Roeth 80 (+1)

22. Eli Manning 83 (+3)

23. Jameis Winston 88

24. Jacoby Brissett 88

25. Blake Bortles 91 (-5)

26. Andy Dalton 93

27. Carson Palmer 96

28. Mitch Trubisky 107 (NR)

29. Mike Glennon 108 (-1)

30. C.J. Beathard 109 (+2)

31. Brian Hoyer 111 (-2)

32. Trevor Siemian 113 (-2)

33. Brett Hundley 116 (NR)

34. Joe Flacco 119 (-3)

35. DeShone Kizer 132 (-2)

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Sorry for the long delay, shit happens. In any case, there was a lot of flux in the NFL over the past week. Alex Smith threw his first multi INT game against the lowly Giants, and has been knocked off his top spot for the first time since week 2. Tom Brady still looks immortal back there, and has rebought his spot at the top of the heap. Other young fan favorites took a big tumble, Dak Prescott falling off the top ten entirely without his Zeke (and after thanksgiving the trend will continue), Marcus Mariota practically gave the Steelers a victory last week, and Derek Carr became the unfortunate target of a rejuvenated patriots defense.

Jay Cutler took a large tumble as well, or as we call it in the business, a regression to the mean. Brock Osweiler, Ryan Fitzpatrick and Tom Savage all make their first appearances on this list and boy howdy are they stinking up the joint. Well, not so much Fitzpatrick actually, but he's currently on the "plays well enough to steal a starting job after the starter gets hurt" part of his cycle right now. The race for the bottom got a whole lot more interesting with the new additions these past few weeks.

Week 11 QB Rankings:

1. Tom Brady 12 (+1)

2. Alex Smith 19 (-1)

3. Drew Brees 26

4. Kirk Cousins 35 (+3)

5. Jared Goff 39 (-1)

6. Case Keenum 40

7. Aaron Rodgers 41 (+3)

8. Carson Wentz 45 (+1)

9. Russell Wilson 46 (-1)

10. DeShaun Watson 51 (+1)

11. Matt Ryan 52 (+1)

12. Matt Stafford 55 (+2)

13. Ryan Fitzpatrick 59 (NR)

14. Dak Prescott 59 (-9)

15. Tyrod Taylor 61 (+1)

16. Cam Newton 73 (+1)

17. Josh McCown 75 (+1)

18. Ben Roeth 76 (+3)

19. Marcus Mariota 76 (-4)

20. Philip Rivers 76

21. Derek Carr 76 (-8)

22. Andy Dalton 86 (+4)

23. Eli Manning 86 (-1)

24. Jameis Winston 89 (-1)

25. Jacoby Brissett 89 (-1)

26. Jay Cutler 89 (-7)

27. Carson Palmer 96

28. Blake Bortles 97 (-3)

29. Mitch Trubisky 102 (-1)

30. C.J. Beathard 112

31. Mike Glennon 114 (-2)

32. Brian Hoyer 117 (-1)

33. Trevor Siemian 118 (-1)

34. Joe Flacco 122

35. Brock Assweiler 134 (NR)

36. Brett Hundley 139 (-3)

37. DeShone Kizer 140 (-2)

38. Tom Savage 142 (NR)

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And at roughly the 2/3rds mark of the season, I present you with the current Accrued Value over Time marks for every QB who has been on the rankings so far. I've made a significant adjustment for season ending injuries, which is why players like Aaron Rodgers and Deshaun Watson are a lot lower on the list, despite consistently ranking highly. I haven't put any adjustments in for Jameis yet, but if he does continue to miss time I will drop him further. Players who have been benched, like Hoyer, Glennon and Siemian have little need for adjustment, because they are bringing up the rear on these sorts of things, and as such, the points they get from week to week aren't all that high to begin with.

 

Week 11 AVoT:

1. Alex Smith 130.06

2. Tom Brady 123.12

3. Drew Brees 122.88

4. Kirk Cousins 113.00

5. Dak Prescott 104.77

6. Jared Goff 103.65

7. Carson Wentz 96.765

8. Russell Wilson 93.529

9. Marcus Mariota 91.706

10. Case Keenum 90.882

11. Derek Carr 85.882

12. Matt Ryan 85.824

13. Tyrod Taylor 80.176

14. Matt Stafford 67.235

15. Josh McCown 66.412

16. Cam Newton 66.000

17. Philip Rivers 64.059

18. Jameis Winston 57.529

19. Eli Manning 53.353

20. Ben Roeth 52.588

21. DeShaun Watson 51.471

22. Blake Bortles 46.412

23. Andy Dalton 40.882

24. Jay Cutler 40.588

25. Jacoby Brissett 39.529

26. Aaron Rodgers 35.412

27. Carson Palmer 32.706

28. Trevor Siemian 28.588

29. Mike Glennon 24.353

30. Ryan Fitzpatrick 20.059

31. Brian Hoyer 17.588

32. Mitch Trubisky 13.824

33. Joe Flacco 13.353

34. C.J Beathard 13.00

35. Sam Bradford 9.353

36. Brett Hundley 6.353

37. Brock Assweiler 5.824

38. DeShone Kizer 5.706

39. Scott Tolzien 3.941

40. Tom Savage 3.882

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C'mon Alex, you were the chosen one. Gonna need you to rebound.

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No rebound for Smith, and Brady is starting to pull away from the rest of the pack. Rivers was our big leaper for the week after demolishing the Cowboys on thanksgiving, while Fitzpatrick, Newton and Trubisky took fairly large tumbles.

 

Week 12 QB Rankings:

 

1. Tom Brady 14

2. Alex Smith 26

3. Drew Brees 30

4. Case Keenum 30 (+2)

5. Kirk Cousins 33 (-1)

6. Jared Goff 43 (-1)

7. Matt Ryan 44 (+4)

8. Russell Wilson 44 (+1)

9. Carson Wentz 45 (-1)

10. Aaron Rodgers 45 (-3)

11. Philip Rivers 48 (+9)

12. DeShaun Watson 55 (-2)

13. Tyrod Taylor 60 (+2)

14. Dak Prescott 63

15. Matt Stafford 64 (-3)

16. Ben Roeth 65 (+3)

17. Josh McCown 66

18. Derek Carr 67 (+3)

19. Ryan Fitzpatrick 70 (-6)

20. Andy Dalton 74 (+2)

21. Marcus Mariota 76 (-2)

22. Cam Newton 76 (-6)

23. Jameis Winston 93 (+1)

24. Jay Cutler 93 (+2)

25. Jacoby Brissett 94

26. Carson Palmer 95 (+1)

27. Eli Manning 99 (-4)

28. Blake Bortles 101

29. Trevor Siemian 112 (+4)

30. Mike Glennon 115 (+1)

31. Brian Hoyer 121 (+1)

32. C.J. Beathard 122 (-2)

33. Matt Moore 124 (NR)

34. Joe Flacco 125

35. Brett Hundley 126 (+1)

36. Mitch Trubisky 129 (-7)

37. Brock Assweiler 139 (-2)

38. DeShone Kizer 143 (-1)

39. Tom Savage 151 (-1)

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Alex Smith came roaring back this week in an attempt to retake the top spot. Brady's hold is tenuous heading into the final quarter of the season. Kirk Cousins took a big tumble to tenth, and Russell Wilson went into the top 5 for the first time this season. Aaron Rodgers has been hovering near the top since his injury, but he's looking to come back for the last three games, and he could make his own push for the top spot. It's gonna be a hell of a battle.

Blaine Gabbert is the 40th QB to make an appearance on this list and he's not doing too too badly so far. Considering where we usually see him, he might be a decent backup QB in this league. That's more than I thought possible, that's for sure.

Week 13 QB Rankings

1. Tom Brady 15

2. Alex Smith 17

3. Case Keenum 29 (+1)

4. Drew Brees 31 (-1)

5. Russell Wilson 39 (+3)

6. Aaron Rodgers 42 (+4)

7. Jared Goff 44 (-1)

8. Carson Wentz 44 (+1)

9. Matt Ryan 46 (-2)

10. Kirk Cousins 48 (-5)

11. Philip Rivers 50

12. DeShaun Watson 53

13. Josh McCown 57 (+4)

14. Dak Prescott 62

15. Derek Carr 65 (+3)

16. Matt Stafford 68 (-1)

17. Ben Roeth 69 (-1)

18. Tyrod Taylor 69 (-5)

19. Andy Dalton 72 (+1)

20. Marcus Mariota 73 (+1)

21. Cam Newton 73 (+1)

22. Ryan Fitzpatrick 75 (-3)

23. Blake Bortles 89 (+5)

24. Jameis Winston 93 (-1)

25. Carson Palmer 99 (+1)

26. Jay Cutler 100 (-2)

27. Jacoby Brissett 102 (-2)

28. Blaine Gabbert 106 (NR)

29. Eli Manning 106 (-2)

30. Mike Glennon 119

31. Joe Flacco 119 (+3)

32. Matt Moore 124 (+1)

33. Brian Hoyer 124 (-2)

34. C.J. Beathard 126 (-2)

35. Brett Hundley 127

36. Trevor Siemian 128 (-7)

37. Mitch Trubisky 135 (-1)

38. Brock Assweiler 144 (-1)

39. DeShone Kizer 147 (-1)

40. Tom Savage 151 (-1)

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Week 14 QB Rankings

 

1. Tom Brady 21

2. Alex Smith 21

3. Drew Brees 26 (+1)

4. Case Keenum 34 (-1)

5. Aaron Rodgers 42 (+1)

6. Russell Wilson 44 (-1)

7. Jared Goff 45

8. Carson Wentz 48

9. Philip Rivers 49 (+2)

10. Dak Prescott 49 (+4)

11. DeShaun Watson 51 (+1)

12. Kirk Cousins 53 (-2)

13. Matt Ryan 57 (-4)

14. Ben Roeth 58 (+3)

15. Matt Stafford 61 (+1)

16. Josh McCown 65 (-3)

17. Tyrod Taylor 68 (+1)

18. Derek Carr 72 (-3)

19. Ryan Fitzpatrick 73 (+3)

20. Cam Newton 73 (+1)

21. Blake Bortles 77 (+2)

22. Andy Dalton 77 (-3)

23. Marcus Mariota 86 (-3)

24. Jay Cutler 86 (+2)

25. Carson Palmer 94

26. Jameis Winston 96 (-2)

27. Jacoby Brissett 100

28. Eli Manning 108 (+1)

29. Brett Hundley 110 (+6)

30. Mitch Trubisky 119 (+7)

31. Mike Glennon 121 (-1)

32. Joe Flacco 122 (-1)

33. Blaine Gabbert 123 (-5)

34. C.J. Beathard 127

35. Brian Hoyer 127 (-2)

36. Matt Moore 128 (-4)

37. Trevor Siemian 129 (-1)

38. DeShone Kizer 142 (+1)

39. Brock Assweiler 145 (-1)

40. Tom Savage 153

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Ben is 3rd or something via PFF now. What's your problem, Razor?

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That 5 INT game against the Jags is dragging him. Otherwise, the gap between 5 and 14 is actually really small right now. A few strong performances to close out the season and it's not impossible to see Big Ben in the top 10.

 

Out of curiosity, I did run the numbers, and without that Jags game, Ben would be 5th in my rankings, between Keenum and Aaron Rodgers. So... yeah, food for thought.

Edited December 15, 2017 by RazorStar

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Any chance when the season is over that you could do 1st half rankings and 2nd half rankings? Say Week 1-8 and then week 9 to the end?

 

I'd be interested to see those splits.

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I could probably manage something like that.

 

Week 1-8 split is just my QB rankings at week 8, so I really only have to do some work for the second half.

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Thanks for that explanation. Figures, that's the only game anyone wants to talk about this year. The entire team got buttfucked. I stilll say Ben was really not the crux of the problem.

 

I would be really interested in the 2nd half rankings as well.

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Week 15 QB Rankings

1. Alex Smith 20 (+1)

2. Tom Brady 23 (-1)

3. Drew Brees 26

4. Case Keenum 28

5. Jared Goff 47 (+2)

6. Carson Wentz 50 (+2)

7. Jimmy Garappolo 51 (NR)

8. Dak Prescott 51 (+2)

9. DeShaun Watson 53 (+2)

10. Kirk Cousins 53 (+2)

11. Aaron Rodgers 57 (-6)

12. Matt Ryan 58 (+1)

13. Matt Stafford 58 (+2)

14. Cam Newton 60 (+6)

15. Philip Rivers 61 (-6)

16. Ben Roeth 61 (-2)

17. Russell Wilson 62 (-11)

18. Blake Bortles 67 (+3)

19. Tyrod Taylor 67 (-2)

20. Josh McCown 69 (-4)

21. Ryan Fitzpatrick 78 (-2)

22. Jameis Winston 81 (+4)

23. Derek Carr 81 (-5)

24. Marcus Mariota 83 (-1)

25. Andy Dalton 99 (-3)

26. Carson Palmer 100 (-1)

27. Jacoby Brissett 103

28. Eli Manning 103

29. Brock Osweiler 113 (+10)

30. Jay Cutler 114 (-6)

31. Brett Hundley 115 (-2)

32. Joe Flacco 116

33. Brian Hoyer 127 (+2)

34. Mike Glennon 127 (-3)

35. Mitch Trubisky 129 (-5)

36. Matt Moore 129

37. Trevor Siemian 131

38. C.J. Beathard 134 (-4)

39. DeShone Kizer 150 (-1)

40. Blaine Gabbert 153 (-7)

41. Tom Savage 156 (-1)

Just because it's late in the season doesn't mean there isn't room for the rankings to shake up drastically. The gap between 5 and 17 (Goff and Wilson) is smaller than the gap between 4 and 5 right now, which is pretty wild. Cam Newton and Brock Osweiler are our big risers of the week, jumping many places with dominant performances against garbage football squads. Meanwhile it was clear that Rodgers was rushed back to the field too soon, as he comes in basically just to drop out of the top 10. Rivers choked against the Chiefs, Cutler regressed to form against the Bills, Blaine Gabbert has returned to his rightful place in the bottom of the pack, and even Derek Carr and Mitch Trubisky took some fairly sizeable tumbles. However the biggest drop of the week is Russell Wilson, who went from potential MVP candidate to white dogshit. The Rams defense took him to task and this result might make the Seahawks miss the playoffs for the first time in the Wilson era.

Crazy stuff.

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Week 16 QB Rankings:

1. Alex Smith 20

2. Tom Brady 22

3. Drew Brees 25

4. Case Keenum 31

5. Jimmy Garappolo 35 (+2)

6. Jared Goff 45 (-1)

7. Ben Roeth 47 (+9)

8. Carson Wentz 50 (-2)

9. DeShaun Watson 53

10. Kirk Cousins 54

11. Aaron Rodgers 56

12. Matt Ryan 57

13. Russell Wilson 57 (+4)

14. Cam Newton 60

15. Philip Rivers 61

16. Dak Prescott 62 (-8)

17. Matt Stafford 63 (-4)

18. Josh McCown 66 (+2)

19. Blake Bortles 72 (-1)

20. Ryan Fitzpatrick 74 (+1)

21. Tyrod Taylor 76 (-2)

22. Jameis Winston 77

23. Marcus Mariota 87 (+1)

24. Derek Carr 90 (-1)

25. Andy Dalton 95

26. Carson Palmer 98

27. Jacoby Brissett 103

28. Joe Flacco 105 (+4)

29. Eli Manning 111 (-1)

30. Jay Cutler 113

31. Brock Osweiler 125 (-2)

32. Mitch Trubisky 127 (+3)

33. Brian Hoyer 127

34. Mike Glennon 128

35. Matt Moore 132 (+1)

36. Brett Hundley 132 (-5)

37. Trevor Siemian 133

38. C.J. Beathard 135

39. Drew Stanton 138 (NR)

40. Blaine Gabbert 156

41. Tom Savage 157

42. DeShone Kizer 157 (-3)

With the penultimate week of the regular season over, the chase is really getting crazy now. Alex Smith, Tom Brady, and Drew Brees have been dueling at the top all season, but with the 49ers starting the heir apparent this late in the season, there is still an outside shot we could see Jimmy Geesus hold the number one spot at the end of the season. That would certainly be a wild finish to this season.

Our big riser this week is Ben Roethlisberger, who essentially swapped spots with Dakota Prescott this week. With HFA still on the line for the Steelers, and a game against the lowly browns on the schedule, Ben might not be done rising. He doesn't want the AFC to forget who he is, it seems. Prescott tumbles out of the top 10, and the Cowboys tumble out of the playoffs entirely, blowing their prayer of a shot. Russell Wilson and Matt Stafford make a quick swap as well, despite the Seahawks having more penalty yards than offensive yards, Wilson still makes a small climb up.

Joe Flacco is trying to get out of the quagmire of suck in his last few weeks of the season and sort of look like a playoff caliber QB. Meanwhile Brett Hundley cannot play football in Lambeau, and is trying really hard to be the worst QB in football this season. If only he didn't have to compete with the likes of DeShone Kizer, Tom Savage, and Blaine Gabbert. Nick Foles, Bryce Petty and TJ Yates are all on pace to make appearances on this list for the last week of the season, so get hyped to see how the worst of the worst shake up.

Edited December 26, 2017 by RazorStar

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Razor, what happens to the list if you eliminate each QB's worst game? Or maybe their best and worst game? Too much work?

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It's a lot of work with the way I did It, but I could figure something out given enough time.

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Brady gonna take over the top spot cuz Alex Smiff didn't play, isn't he?

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Why is Brett Hundley so high?

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All Hail the King.

 

Week 17 QB Rankings

1. Alex Smith 21

2. Drew Brees 25 (+1)

3. Tom Brady 28 (-1)

4. Case Keenum 33

5. Jared Goff 44 (+1)

6. Jimmy Garappolo 47 (-1)

7. Ben Roeth 47

8. Carson Wentz 47

9. Philip Rivers 48 (+6)

10. DeShaun Watson 51 (-1)

11. Matt Ryan 53 (+1)

12. Matt Stafford 53 (+5)

13. Aaron Rodgers 53 (-2)

14. Russell Wilson 56 (-1)

15. Dak Prescott 59 (+1)

16. Kirk Cousins 63 (-6)

17. Josh McCown 67 (+1)

18. Tyrod Taylor 72 (+3)

19. Ryan Fitzpatrick 75 (+1)

20. Cam Newton 79 (-6)

21. Marcus Mariota 83 (+2)

22. Blake Bortles 84 (-3)

23. Jameis Winston 85 (-1)

24. Derek Carr 86

25. Andy Dalton 89

26. Carson Palmer 99

27. Jacoby Brissett 103

28. Joe Flacco 108

29. Jay Cutler 111 (+1)

30. Eli Manning 119 (-1)

31. Mitch Trubisky 121 (+1)

32. Brock Osweiler 126 (-1)

33. Brian Hoyer 128

34. Mike Glennon 128

35. Matt Moore 130

36. C.J. Beathard 133 (+2)

37. Trevor Siemian 134

38. Brett Hundley 136 (-2)

39. Drew Stanton 145

40. DeShone Kizer 150 (+2)

41. Bryce Petty 150 (NR)

42. Blaine Gabbert 156 (-2)

43. Tom Savage 159 (-2)

17 weeks down, and Alex Smith holds onto his top spot, never falling out of the top 2 all season long. It's rare that you see a guy hold onto the spot all season long, but Smith managed to do it. Brady recovered from his poor start to give Smith a hell of a run, but he faded towards the end of the season as the cold weather sent many of his passes errant and overhead. Drew Brees was steady all season long, and while he wasn't throwing for 5000 yards like we're used to seeing from him, he had a remarkably efficient season, aided by the best defense and run game he's had in a long time.

Meanwhile, the big shifters for this final week are Philip Rivers and Matt Stafford, who despite being eliminated from postseason contention, came out swinging against their division rivals to put the nails in their season. Meanwhile, Kirk Cousins and Cam Newton took big tumbles as they had what could easily be the worst games of their respective careers. Cousins may have only been playing for pride behind a heavily injured offensive line, but the Panthers had a division title (and would have been the 3 seed) on the line if they had won. Andy Dalton's heroics didn't get him a higher ranking on the list, but it did earn him the lifelong admiration of all Buffalo Fans.

The battle for the worst concluded, as DeShone Kizer pulled himself up by the bootstraps and had a marginal game against the Steelers backups and got out of the bottom spot. That means of all the poor QB's who have played this year, Tom Savage claims the title as the worst, edging out Kizer, Gabbert and last year's Booby Prize winner Bryce Petty.

I'll get on doing the Second Half Rankings, the Best and Worst games removed Rankings, and the final AVoT list.

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AVOT (Before Injury Adjustments)

1. Alex Smith 337.53

2. Tom Brady 329.06

3. Drew Brees 322.647

4. Jared Goff 288.12

5. Case Keenum 286.06

6. Kirk Cousins 272.59

7. Carson Wentz 271.77

8. Aaron Rodgers 265.77

9. Dak Prescott 253.71

10. Russell Wilson 252.77

11. DeShaun Watson 252.000

12. Matt Ryan 245.29

13. Philip Rivers 219.00

14. Matt Stafford 207.47

15. Ben Roeth 203.94

16. Tyrod Taylor 203.59

17. Derek Carr 194.88

18. Josh McCown 194.59

19. Marcus Mariota 193.71

20. Cam Newton 187.29

21. Jameis Winston 153.29

22. Blake Bortles 150.88

23. Andy Dalton 138.41

24. Ryan Fitzpatrick 132.71

25. Eli Manning 121.94

26. Jacoby Brissett 117.65

27.Carson Palmer 116.12

28. Jay Cutler 115.176

29. Jimmy Garrapolo 110.82

30. C.J Beathard 98.706

31. Mike Glennon 73.588

32. Joe Flacco 71.588

33. Brian Hoyer 63.353

34. Trevor Siemian 60.529

35. Mitch Trubisky 55.471

36. Brock Osweiler 46.647

37. Brett Hundley 46.647

38. Matt Moore 43.529

39. Blaine Gabbert 27.706

40. DeShone Kizer 18.706

41. Drew Stanton 15.824

42. Sam Bradford 14.471

43. Bryce Petty 11.00

44. Tom Savage 9.941

45. Scott Tolzien 9.059