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The Young Guns (Week 11 Edition)


tiger7_88

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(In order of NFL QB rating descending)

- Russell Wilson (105.1, 5th ranked QB rating in the NFL, 20 TDs passing/rushing, 11 TOs interception/fumbles lost, 11 games)

- Cam Newton (91.8, 9th, 20 TDs, 9 TOs, 10 games)

- Mike Glennon (87.7, 14th, 11 TDs, 6 TOs, 7 games)

- Andrew Luck (87.0, 15th, 18 TDs, 8 TOs, 10 games)

- Andy Dalton (85.2, 17th, 21 TDs, 18 TOs, 11 games)

- Robert Griffin III (83.6, 19th, 14 TDs, 14 TOs, 10 games)

- E.J. Manuel (82.1, 20th, 8 TDs, 6 TOs, 7 games)

- Colin Kaepernick (81.8, 21st, 14 TDs, 11 TOs, 10 games)

- Ryan Tannehill (81.5, 22nd, 15 TDs, 16 TOs, 10 games)

- Christian Ponder (74.9, 27th, 10 TDs, 13 TOs, 7 games)

- Terrelle Pryor (69.0, 30th, 7 TDs, 11 TOs, 8 games)

- Geno Smith (65.1, 32nd, 11 TDs, 20 TOs, 10 games)

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