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Passing Leaders
Rk Player Team Comp Att Pct Yds TD INT
1 Patrick Ramsey Redskins 23 45 51.1 348 2 1
2 Kerry Collins Giants 24 39 61.5 276 3 0
3 Jeff Blake Cardinals 20 31 64.5 273 1 1
4 Drew Brees Chargers 28 45 62.2 270 0 3
5 Vinny Testaverde Jets 25 43 58.1 264 1 1
6 Trent Green Chiefs 16 28 57.1 262 1 2
7 Matt Hasselbeck Seahawks 22 39 56.4 256 2 1
8 Steve McNair Titans 22 33 66.7 252 2 0
9 Brett Favre Packers 23 33 69.7 245 1 1
10 Tommy Maddox Steelers 21 34 61.8 240 1 1
11 Joey Harrington Lions 24 42 57.1 235 0 3
12 Marc Bulger Rams 21 34 61.8 226 1 2
13 Kelly Holcomb Browns 25 38 65.8 222 2 1
14 Peyton Manning Colts 21 33 63.6 216 2 1
15 Jeff Garcia 49ers 21 35 60.0 198 0 1
16 Brad Johnson Buccaneers 16 24 66.7 192 2 0
17 Aaron Brooks Saints 15 23 65.2 185 1 0
18 Gus Frerotte Vikings 8 19 42.1 184 1 1
19 Tom Brady Patriots 15 25 60.0 181 0 0
20 David Carr Texans 17 27 63.0 167 1 2
21 Jon Kitna Bengals 16 24 66.7 157 1 1
22 Jay Fiedler Dolphins 16 28 57.1 154 1 2
23 Daunte Culpepper Vikings 7 13 53.8 105 0 0
24 Kyle Boller Ravens 12 21 57.1 98 1 1
25 Drew Bledsoe Bills 10 25 40.0 98 0 2
26 Doug Johnson Falcons 13 19 68.4 95 0 3
27 Mark Brunell Jaguars 12 23 52.2 90 0 0
28 Tony Banks Texans 7 11 63.6 51 1 0
29 Byron Leftwich Jaguars 4 5 80.0 32 1 0
30 Kurt Kittner Falcons 5 12 41.7 32 0 1
31 Craig Hentrich Titans 1 1 100.0 15 0 0
32 Drew Bennett Titans 1 1 100.0 14 0 0
33 Mike McMahon Lions 0 0 NaN 0 0 0
34 Travis Henry Bills 0 1 00.0 0 0 1
35 Shaun King Buccaneers 0 0 NaN 0 0 0
36 Dan Stryzinski Jets 0 1 00.0 0 0 0
37 Kevin Faulk Patriots 0 1 00.0 0 0 0

I can't tell you how bad it is to have most of your fantasy QBs toward the bottom of that list ::grin::

... and how nice it is to see a Redskin atop any offensive chart.

350 yards two weeks in a row... ain't looking like no sophomore jinx here.

Touch wood.

Unfortunately, Collins' name is right under Patrick's.

it'll be interesting to look back on this at year-end and see how it shakes out

P Ram will stay up there with LC and eventually Jacobs will catch up. I like DM, but Jacobs speed is better and he also can catch the ball very well. Gardner will be better for both Coles and Jacobs being on the field.

Unfortunately, Collins' name is right under Patrick's.

yea but look at mcnabb at the very bottom of the league in passer rating with a whooping 41.4

What's the story on Jacob's? Anyone know?

hailskins666 wrote:yea but look at mcnabb at the very bottom of the league in passer rating with a whooping 41.4

Yep - and I hope it stays there ::grin::

I can relate to what you are feeling here.

One thing - Fox had an interesting stat on the Giants offense - they had gone from near worst to near best in 3-4 years together... I hope Dan and the Fans have the patience to let our team stay together with some minor changes. Can you imagine Ramsey, Coles, Canidate, Betts, Jacobs, McCants, Gardner etc. all together after 3 years of working together? Our line has mostly longer contracts too - woo hoo!

Brings tears to my eyes!

that would be heaven. i thank my lucky stars we have basically the same coaching staff in place for more than one season....

Texas Hog wrote:What's the story on Jacob's? Anyone know?

Post report:

The Redskins expect rookie wide receiver Taylor Jacobs to play against the Patriots, sources said. Jacobs said he is scheduled to undergo tests today. He has been sidelined since suffering a bruised pancreas late in the Redskins' final preseason game.

eventually Jacobs will catch up. I like DM, but Jacobs speed is better and he also can catch the ball very well.

Who knows? he hasn't played a down yet. Cliff Russell looked great early in camp, where's he at now?

McCants was amazing Sunday (other than the penalty). I'd be very surprised to see Jacobs have a btter game than that this season.

I hope he does. But I think it's gonna take him a few weeks to even get back into the swing. And if McCants keeps playing the way he did against the giants, Jacobs might have trouble getting SOS to even give him much of a chance to prove himself.

Oh nevermind... he's a Gator.

Still, Spurrier won't mess with the line-up if it's clicking, so Jacobs will have to make some big plays on limited touches to get back into the offense's plans.

Russell was showing his problems with catching and route running early which Jacobs wasn't in preseason, remember?

Spurrier also likes speed - although, as you say he likes people who catch tough catches and save his QB.

Think it might be Coles, Jacobs, McCants as the starting three if Rod keeps dropping 'em? I remember everyone arguing about McCants being the replacement for Gardner if he goes down, and dropping - what - 4-5 balls should count as going down ::grin::

thanks guys...can't wait to see Jacobs in action...hope he proves worth the pick

McCants will be hard to set aside

McCants will be hard to set aside

don't then. run more 4 wideout sets. if jacobs does what we hope, there are maybe 2 defenses in the league that would pose a problem for us then.....just a thought.

but we need the pass protection of a tight end since our backs can't block or pick up blitzes....that may work occassionally however

then there is another target for a three step drop... it would almost force a nickle package...

skinsfaninroanoke wrote:Russell was showing his problems with catching and route running early which Jacobs wasn't in preseason, remember?

Nope, I never witnessed that. I heard later into camp as he lost some confidence that might have happened... but for the first week, he was the most noticeable receiver on the field... BAR NONE. Cliff didn't drop anything... he just blew by everyone like they were standing still.

Spurrier also likes speed

Jacobs is fast, but Russell is all-world speed... it ain't helping him any.

Think it might be Coles, Jacobs, McCants as the starting three if Rod keeps dropping 'em?

I don't think so myself. Let's not forget that while Gardner had a bad game Sunday, he caught 9 balls for 118 yards the week before. I think Coles, Gardner and McCants is our best bet.

Jacobs is gonna need a few good games under his belt to crack the top 3, and I think it's McCants job to lose until someone really shows themself to be MORE worthy of the touches. What's not to love about a #3 guy who doesn't do anything but make tough catches in traffic. Jacobs may be able to spread the field a little more, but Ramsey's starting to realize that Darnerian will go up and grab just about anything near him... QB's kind of like that, and tend to remember that when they're looking for an outlet.