Preseason Fantasy Rankings: Quarterbacks 21-30

by Skeller on Jul 7, 2009 8:00 AM EDT in Football

My final round of preseason QB rankings. There's more failure here than success, although there's bound to be a diamond in the rough somewhere. Want to complain about who I left off? Fire away!

Rank	Player	Team	Comments
21	Jake Delhomme	CAR	Teams spent all summer figuring out ways to stop DeAngelo Williams. They'll at least slow him down, so Delhomme will have to throw the ball a little more often.
22	Sage Rosenfels/Brett Favre	MIN	Assuming Favre doesn't come back, Rosenfels has the chance to shine. It won't be easy though so he's high risk, high reward. If Favre does come back, he's still not a Top 20 fantasy QB.
23	Jason Campbell	WAS	This is probably the last year Campbell has to prove he's up to the job. If his two second-year WRs don't step up, he's not worth even this ranking.
24	David Garrard	JAX	Torry Holt will help, but not enough. This is going to be Maurice Jones-Drew's team.
25	Matt Stafford	DET	Actually has some weapons to work with and a solid RB in Kevin Smith. He's likely to move up the rankings this summer.
26	Joe Flacco	BAL	Good enough to win games, but the Ravens just don't throw the ball enough for fantasy owners.
27	Kerry Collins	TEN	He won't throw any more than he needs to, which isn't much. It will be more than last year, though that doesn't say much.
28	Brady Quinn	CLE	He's the future of the Browns but he's not all that good right now. Two rookie WRs matched up with a "rookie" QB isn't the way to go.
29	Marc Bulger	STL	Torry Holt is gone and it's only a matter of time before Bulger is injured again. In fact, he may have gotten injured while you were reading this sentence.
30	Mark Sanchez	NYJ	Has nobody to throw to and a powerful rushing game. And he's a rookie. Guess how that's going to work out?