... is a good one to evaluate quarterbacks because a lot of the players who are supposed to start end up playing a large majority of the first half, and most of that time is spent against first-team defenses.

You’ll notice the list this week is in heavy favor of good performances by quarterbacks, mostly because the quarterback play across the board was much better this week than it was in week one.

We must make a special note about Denver Broncos quarterback Kyle Orton, who fits into none of the three categories this week.

For the most part his performance was good as he finished with 182 yards, one touchdown and one interception on 18-for-26 passing.

However, that one intercepti...

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