Week 3 Quarterback Rankings:

1. Tony Romo(@GB)-No question now. He's da man.
2. Jay Cutler(vs. NO)-Rocket arm and Marshall/Royal/Scheffler give him tons of weapons.
3. Eli Manning(vs. CIN)-Great match-up, just hope they don't get so far ahead they stop passing too early.
4. Philip Rivers(vs. NYJ)-Has been fantastic first two games. Can he keep it up?
5. Peyton Manning(vs. JAX)-Struggling after missed pre-season, injured o-line.
6. Drew Brees(@DEN)-Colston's injury appeared to hurt even more than expected.
7. Aaron Rodgers(vs. DAL)-Hasn't been good so far . . . Has been amazing! Big D could be tougher on him this time, though.
8. Brett Favre(@SD)-SD has been terrible against the pass, but Mangina appears hell bent to keep Favre's numbers down.
9. Kurt Warner(@WAS)-Looked great against Miami, but Washington appears to be waking up.
10. Donovan McNabb(vs. PIT)-Still an under-rated stud. What would this guy have done if he'd had good WR's? Only year he had a decent one he went to Super Bowl. But Steelers are tough on D.
11. Jake Delhomme(@MIN)-Gets top weapon back and though Minnesota is very tough, they are much better against the run than the pass.
12. Jon Kitna(@SF)-Has been much better fantasy player than in real life lately. Should put up numbers against SF, though will turn the ball over(that's a given).
13. JT O'Sullivan(vs. DET)-I'm still not quite sold, but has looked solid and Lions coming to town is always good.
14. Carson Palmer(@NYG)-Too much talent at WR for him to suck all year, right?
15. Ben Rothlisberger(@PHI)-Philly D is tough, and shoulder injury should mean lots of handing off to Mr. Parker.
16. Matt Cassel(vs. MIA)-If he's going to have a big week early in the season, this is it. Miami loves to give up points.
17. Matt Hasselbeck(vs. STL)-No WR's. Does it matter against the Rams?
18. Trent Edwards(vs. OAK)-Has been this year's David Garrard: not putting up sexy numbers, but solid.
19. Jason Campbell(vs. ARI)-Woke up against NO. Arizona defense is good, though.
20. Derek Anderson(@BAL)-Should break out of funk sometime this year, but probably not this week.
21. Kerry Collins(vs. HOU)-Knows his job is to stay conservative, let defense win, so won't likely put up huge numbers.
22. David Garrard(@IND)-Last year's Garrard much better than this year's model. This year's has even worse receivers and a struggling O-line.
23. Matt Schaub(@TEN)-Facing tough defense, and looked terrible Week 1.
24. Damon Huard(@ATL)-If healthy, and if Herm lets him play the whole game, should put up solid numbers.
25. Marc Bulger(@SEA)-Would be good if had a decent O-line, decent WR besides Holt, and a decent coach.