J_Taylor_Fan
September-13th-2008, 07:33 AM
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Amazing how many ex-Skin QBs there are across the league.
1. Houston: Sage Rosenfels
Rosenfels proved a starting-caliber quarterback when replacing an injured Matt Schaub last year. He should garner strong trade interest during the 2009 off-season.
2. Buffalo: J.P. Losman
The Bills have chosen another youngster -- Trent Edwards -- as their starter, but Losman's big-play ability will make him a hot free agent commodity in 2009.
3. Washington: Todd Collins
The Redskins re-signed Collins to a three-year, $9 million contract in March after he led a 2007 playoff run replacing the injured Jason Campbell.
11. St. Louis: Trent Green
Age (he's 38) and concussion history have relegated him to a backup role, but Green could be pressed into action if Rams starter Marc Bulger continues to struggle.
12. Minnesota: Gus Frerotte
He has spotty accuracy, especially on deep passes, but Frerotte provides an excellent veteran presence and usually doesn't make stupid mistakes.
13. Dallas: Brad Johnson
This Super Bowl-winning quarterback is in the twilight of his 17-year career. The Cowboys are assessing whether the newly-signed Brooks Bollinger can become Tony Romo's backup in 2009.
15. Philadelphia: Kevin Kolb
Groomed as Donovan McNabb's heir apparent, Kolb supplanted A.J. Feeley as Philadelphia's second-stringer during the preseason.
19. Denver: Patrick Ramsey
A washout as a 2002 first-round pick by Washington, Ramsey is entering his second season as Jay Cutler's backup in Denver.
22. New Orleans: Mark Brunell
Brunell, who turns 38 later this month, didn't throw a pass last season as Washington's third-string quarterback.
24. New York Giants: David Carr
Although horrendous with Carolina in 2007, the top overall pick in the 2002 draft has a chance to get his NFL career back on track working with Giants quarterbacks guru Chris Palmer.
Amazing how many ex-Skin QBs there are across the league.
1. Houston: Sage Rosenfels
Rosenfels proved a starting-caliber quarterback when replacing an injured Matt Schaub last year. He should garner strong trade interest during the 2009 off-season.
2. Buffalo: J.P. Losman
The Bills have chosen another youngster -- Trent Edwards -- as their starter, but Losman's big-play ability will make him a hot free agent commodity in 2009.
3. Washington: Todd Collins
The Redskins re-signed Collins to a three-year, $9 million contract in March after he led a 2007 playoff run replacing the injured Jason Campbell.
11. St. Louis: Trent Green
Age (he's 38) and concussion history have relegated him to a backup role, but Green could be pressed into action if Rams starter Marc Bulger continues to struggle.
12. Minnesota: Gus Frerotte
He has spotty accuracy, especially on deep passes, but Frerotte provides an excellent veteran presence and usually doesn't make stupid mistakes.
13. Dallas: Brad Johnson
This Super Bowl-winning quarterback is in the twilight of his 17-year career. The Cowboys are assessing whether the newly-signed Brooks Bollinger can become Tony Romo's backup in 2009.
15. Philadelphia: Kevin Kolb
Groomed as Donovan McNabb's heir apparent, Kolb supplanted A.J. Feeley as Philadelphia's second-stringer during the preseason.
19. Denver: Patrick Ramsey
A washout as a 2002 first-round pick by Washington, Ramsey is entering his second season as Jay Cutler's backup in Denver.
22. New Orleans: Mark Brunell
Brunell, who turns 38 later this month, didn't throw a pass last season as Washington's third-string quarterback.
24. New York Giants: David Carr
Although horrendous with Carolina in 2007, the top overall pick in the 2002 draft has a chance to get his NFL career back on track working with Giants quarterbacks guru Chris Palmer.