Top Five Quarterbacks

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1

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Kurt Warner

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The veteran signal-caller is one of the best in the league in the right circumstances. When he stays healthy, Warner puts up great numbers (4,583 yards and 30 touchdowns in 2008).

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2

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Kerry Collins

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Another veteran quarterback who had a big year. Knows how to get the job done. Won't be the right guy for every team, but he can get the right group to the playoffs.

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3

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Jeff Garcia

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Still a solid starter. Has problems staying healthy, but Garcia has posted a winning record in the games he's started in each of the last three years.

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Byron Leftwich

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Former top 10 pick barely played in 2008. Leftwich is under 30, healthy, and still has the physical ability to be a good starter.

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J.P. Losman

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Losman had a terrific year in 2006. He's struggled in the last couple of years, eventually losing his starting job to Trent Edwards. Losman is still physically gifted and could be a good fit in a vertical passing offense.

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