2013 NFL Free Agents: Quarterbacks
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QB | RB | FB | WR | TE | OT | G | C | DE | DT | OLB | ILB | CB | S | K/P | FA Grades | Winners/Losers
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Joe Flacco, QB, Ravens. Age: 28. 


Re-signed with Ravens (6 years, $120.6 million)
I had this prepared prior to his playoff run: "Joe Flacco considers himself elite, but he's way too inconsistent to be on that level. He's a good starter who still has the potential to take the next step, but he has yet to do that." Well, Flacco has proven that once again, he steps up when it counts the most. He deserves a big contract.
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Tim Tebow, QB, Jets. Age: 26. 

Dumb, homoclitic ESPN groupthink believes that Tim Tebow should either move to the tight end position or be relegated to the CFL. In reality, Tebow is a solid starting quarterback. He makes things happen on the football field (but not in practice, duh, Jets), inspires teammates and just wins football games. After all, leading a mediocre Denver team to the playoffs (after Kyle Orton's horrific start with the same squad) and compiling 400 yards of offense against Dick LeBeau's defense in a postseason victory is no fluke. Tebow still has room for growth. A coach with a great imagination could run a highly successful offense with the former Gator. The problem with Tebow has very little to do with what he does on the field. The media creates such a distraction with him that it can hurt the team. Tebow needs to go to a small-market organization to avoid that. The Jaguars make all the sense in the world, as Tebow would be a colossal upgrade over either Blaine Gabbert or Chad Henne.
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Kevin Kolb, QB, Cardinals. Age: 29. 

Signed with Bills
Kevin Kolb hasn't been officially released, but the NFL Network's Ian Rapoport reports that it'll happen in the next couple of days. Kolb is a borderline starter for a team. He can be effective when on the field, as we saw when he threw eight touchdowns to just three picks in 2012, leading Arizona to a surprising 4-1 record to kick off the year. However, Kolb is very brittle. He's been injured every single season in which he was supposed to be the starter.
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Matt Moore, QB, Dolphins. Age: 29. 
Re-signed with Dolphins (2 years, $8 million)
Matt Moore has thrown 17 touchdowns to just nine interceptions in the past two seasons. His completion percentage has never been great, but he's shown that he can get the job done if he has the talent around him.
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Ryan Fitzpatrick, QB, Bills. Age: 30. 
Signed with Titans (2 years)
Ryan Fitzpatrick threw for a career-high 3,832 yards in 2011 and maintained a 23-16 touchdown-to-interception ratio in 2012. Those numbers look solid, but Fitzpatrick is more of a very good backup or just a spot starter. His weak arm should prevent him from landing another starting gig.
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Matt Cassel, QB, Chiefs. Age: 31. 
Signed with Vikings
Matt Cassel has proven that he can take a team to the playoffs if he has terrific coaching and great personnel around him. Everything has to be perfect. But even then, he can't advance in the postseason because of his physical limitations. All Cassel should have been this whole time is a top-notch backup.
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Matt Hasselbeck, QB, Titans. Age: 38. 
Signed with Colts (2 years)
Matt Hasselbeck's days as a starter are long gone, but he proved that he can still be a very capable backup. He threw seven touchdowns to five interceptions in eight games last season.
- Jason Campbell, QB, Bears. Age: 31.

-- Signed with Browns (2 years)
- Brian Hoyer, QB, Cardinals. Age: 27.

-- Signed with Browns (2 years)
- David Garrard, QB, None. Age: 35.

-- Announced retirement
- Dennis Dixon, QB, Ravens. Age: 28.

-- Signed with Eagles (2 years)
- Tarvaris Jackson, QB, Bills. Age: 30.

-- Re-signed with Bills
- Trent Edwards, QB, Eagles. Age: 29.

- Charlie Batch, QB, Steelers. Age: 38.

- Rex Grossman, QB, Redskins. Age: 33.

-- Re-signed with Redskins
- Dan Orlovsky, QB, Buccaneers. Age: 30.

-- Re-signed with Buccaneers
- John Skelton, QB, Cardinals. Age: 25.

-- Claimed by Bengals
- Byron Leftwich, QB, Steelers. Age: 33.
- Chase Daniel, QB, Saints. Age: 26.
-- Signed with Chiefs
- Drew Stanton, QB, Colts. Age: 29.
-- Signed with Cardinals (3 years)
- Brady Quinn, QB, Chiefs. Age: 28.
-- Signed with Seahawks
- Derek Anderson, QB, Panthers. Age: 30.
-- Re-signed with Panthers (1 year)
- Matt Leinart, QB, Raiders. Age: 30.
- David Carr, QB, Giants. Age: 34.
-- Re-signed with Giants
- Kellen Clemens, QB, Rams. Age: 30.
-- Re-signed with Rams
- Bruce Gradkowski, QB, Bengals. Age: 30.
-- Signed with Steelers (3 years)
- Josh McCown, QB, Bears. Age: 34.
-- Re-signed with Bears (1 year)
- Tyler Thigpen, QB, Bills. Age: 29.
- Luke McCown, QB, Falcons. Age: 32.
-- Signed with Saints (1 year)
- JaMarcus Russell, QB/OT, Raiders. Age: 28.
- Jordan Palmer, QB, Jaguars. Age: 29.
- John Parker Wilson, QB, Jaguars. Age: 27.
-- Claimed by Steelers
- Caleb Hanie, QB, Broncos. Age: 27.
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Tebow
05-19-2013
04:09 pm
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Please tell me you're kidding with Tebow being number two and a "solid" qb. I will never go on this site again otherwise.
@ Tebow Sucks
05-17-2013
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that is apples and oranges. tebow took over the very worst nfl team recordwise after a 1-4 start and went with that team to the playoffs as a divion winner and won a playoffs game. sanzech never was in such a situation nor did he turn over a team like that. tebow's team won under him - that very same team was the worst in the nfl under orton.
Tebow Sucks
05-16-2013
02:07 pm
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Tebow's teams won...despite him. What you're trying to say is that Mark Sanchez really isn't that bad because he won 4 road playoff games in his first two years. Which puts him in second place all time for most road playoff wins. However, they won despite him not because of him.
Tebow is amazing
05-16-2013
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Tebow is a winning quarterback. Just look at his past. The objective of football is to win, and that is all he does. haters gonna hate, gators gonna gait.
@ Tebow is AWFUL
05-15-2013
04:49 am
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if tebow takes over a team with the worst combined record of the previous 2 seasons and a 1-4 start and has a 7-4 record and a playoffs win with that same team (actually without lloyd and with injured von miller) then judging him on the team record might seem appropriate. if you watched al games under orton and under tebow like me - you must have seen the totaly different team energy when tebow took over. it's not just about the stats with tebow. but i am also not sure if he could do that long term - for just one season to turn a team over and give them some poise, he is the perfect candidate.
Tebow is AWFUL
05-14-2013
09:24 pm
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Tebow is terrible...stop judging quarterbacks soley on the TEAM's record. Judge them based on their contribution...Tebow has a 47.9% completion percentage. That is terrible and will not lead to long term success with a team in the NFL. Jamarcus Russell had a career completion percentage of 52.1%
@ chris
05-12-2013
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well he has a 9-7 record as a starter so why not call him a winner based on this fact. also before he lost the 4 out of 5 games, he won 6 games in a row, one of them @kc. it might be true he doesn't have a carrer anymore in the nfl - but that is no reason to lie about his carrer wins. he had a better carrer in the nfl than most qbs who make a nfl team already.
Chris
05-12-2013
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A lot of people forget that Tebow lost four of his last five starts with the Broncos. And one of those losses was to a team quarterbacked by Kyle Orton, and coached by Romeo Crennel, who only won two games in the 16 games after that, and gave the Chiefs the #1 overall pick the next year. But I digress. My point is, don't call him a winner. He might have a career in Canada or indoor football, but he doesn't have the ability to warrant a starting job. Plus the media attention isn't worth it.
Dylan
05-08-2013
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I like the j russell at tackle lol
plooo
05-07-2013
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Were is V.Y. ranked
tim tebow
05-07-2013
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2010 with orton: 4-12
2011 with orton: 1-4 2011 with tebow: 7-4 tebow took over a team with a combined record of 4-16 (the very worst in the nfl) in his 2nd season, he lost lloyd - team's best wr at the time who was traded away after orton was benched, and tebow won with that team 7 games. it was excitig to watch the broncos again and it seemed tebow's presence made all the players to step up their game. i am not saying at all that tebow won those 7 games and the playoffs game on his own - but i also don't think at all that we would have gone 8-8 and to the second round of the playoffs with orton.
Hahaha
05-05-2013
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I love how you have JaMarcus Russell as a Qb/OT. *wipes away tear of laughter* Sometimes Walt, you make my day.
Bryan
05-04-2013
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I didn't peg you for a Tebow apologist he isn't a solid anything RB or TE having a under 50% completion rate in this day and age is terrible and yeah he's a leader but just by how bad he looks in practice he won't get on the field should definitely go to Canada and let the NFL rest on him for a while
Becker
05-02-2013
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"In reality, Tebow is a solid starting quarterback." Reading this completely staggered me. I don't know if my opinion of this site will ever recover.
fromage
05-01-2013
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Why not put Tebow in a pro version of the wishbone with a runningback and fullback behind him and attack both sides of the defensive line. Quick strikes to the slot and tight end will open up lanes through the defense. The wishbone quarterback would be required to run often as an option to his other backs. Certainly would jack pro defenses up as it is geared to modest gains and ball control. If the Packers used this as an alternative to Rodgers, this scheme with the newly acquired Lacy and Franklin along side Cobb and Finley as short passing targets should cause some pro disruption.
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