which nfl qb was sacked the least last year?
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The QB''''''''''''''''s that set on the bench.\n\nThis is a fact.
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Doug Williams\nWashington Redskins.\n\nJoe Theismann was hurt and Doug won the starting QB-spot over Jay Schroeder and Mark Rypien.\n\nThat year he passed for 213 of 380 attempts for 2,609 yards and 15 TD's  ranked 8th in the NFL.
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Yankees. The worst I'd say is the Packers. (no offence to Packers fans)
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doug williams wasnt the regular season starting quarterback, so the answer is none
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I would favor Rex Grossman making more mistakes than Carson Palmer, go with NYJ
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Peyton Manning....all by himself!\n\n....Okay....maybe some help :)
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Sorry dude but NEITHER!\n Peyton Manning is da man!
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Charlie batch...I believe his QB rating this year is around 130.6 for the two games he appeared in this season.
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Matt Leinart.\n\nThey already benched Aaron Brooks towards the end of the year so they're probably looking for a quarterback. Leinart would be the best one out there.\n\nUSC players will go 1-2. Reggie Bush to Houston followed by Leinart to New Orleans.
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CARSON PALMER 16.1 M   BENGALS\nPAYTON MANNING 14.O M COLTS\nMICHAEL  VICK        13.0 FALCONS\nBRETT FARVE         11.5 PACKERS\nTOM BRADY              10.0 NEW.ENGLAND
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That is a totally opinionated answer.  There is no set best 25 QB's in the NFL
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The correct answer will be the Titans. Steve Mcnair has been mentoring the Phenomenon since freshman year.The 49ers have drafted a QB the last two years and both have never done anything for them.
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Tough matchups, but I'd say Favre.  The absence of Burress and Toomer makes a normally subdued day into a really bad one for Eli.
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Matt Hasselback, becuase you specifically said right now. Brett Favre is one of the greatest/toughest  QBs in NFL history, but Hasselback is younger and slightly better QB than Favre is now.  Favre throws way too many interceptions. Alot of Favre's passes are go for broke (big plays/touchdowns/let the receiver catch in triple coverage), he was great at doing when he was younger and he was better decision maker.  He didn't throw as nearly as many picks as he does now.  I\n\nHasselback is not a playmaker like Favre, but he manages the game better and does not throw as many costly interceptions as Favre.
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First NFL completion was to\nhimself, the quarterback snaring his own deflected aerial for minus-7 yards in contest at Tampa Bay Sept. 13, 1992
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Courtney Brown, DE from Penn State to Cleveland in 2000\nMario Williams, DE from North Carolina State to Houston in 2006\n\nBefore those two, the last non-QB to be picked #1 was Orlando Pace, OT from Ohio State to St. Louis in 1997.
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Of those I think Chad Johnson, Marvin Harrisson, and Steve Smith in that order. T.O. is dropping passes left and right and Moss is past his prime and is selfish.