... a more comprehensive and easily understood system that places the emphasis where it belongs—the ability of a quarterback to move the ball, avoid turnovers and score touchdowns in comparison to his peers. A rating of 100.0 is average.)

After sub-par performances in their regular-season openers, Peyton Manning and Kurt Warner started to climb the QBER charts in the second week of the season.

Manning shot up from 15th to fourth overall, while Warner moved from 23rd to 11th among quarterbacks who had taken part in a minimum of 37 pass plays this season, or one-half the league average.

 

A few observations after Week Two

While the NFL formula is generous to third-ranked Brett Favre largely because ...

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