UNRANKED: Nick Foles, Philadelphia Eagles (previously unranked)*
Team record: 2-3
Thing to know: Foles is starting for an injured Michael Vick. He was 16 for 25 for 197 yards and 2 TDs as a back-up in last week's win over the New York Giants
*Not enough data to create a ranking.
UNRANKED: Thad Lewis, Buffalo Bills (previously unranked)*
Team record: 2-3
Thing to know: He's starting for an injured E.J. Manuel. He has yet to take a snap this year.
*Not enough data to create a ranking.
30. Mike Glennon, Tampa Bay Buccaneers (previously 30th)
Team record: 0-4
DYAR: 29th*
QBR: 31st*
WPA: 36th*
Thing to know: This week against Philly is his first game since Josh Freeman officially left the team.
*Only one game worth of stats.
29. Brandon Weeden, Cleveland Browns (previously 31st)
Team record: 3-2
DYAR: 34th
QBR: 33rd
WPA: 30th
Thing to know: He reclaims the starting job after Brian Hoyer's injury, and he has a brutal schedule ahead of him.
28. Eli Manning, New York Giants (previously 28th)
Team record: 0-6
DYAR: 33rd
QBR: 29th
WPA: 32nd
Thing to know: He already had as many INTs as he did all of last year.
27. Carson Palmer, Arizona Cardinals (previously 27th)
Team record: 3-2
DYAR: 32nd
QBR: 25th
WPA: 34th
Thing to know: His defense is so good that even his terrible game (6.3 yards per attempt, 3 INTs) was good enough to beat Carolina.
26. Matt Schaub, Houston Texans (previously 22nd)
Team record: 2-3
DYAR: 30th
QBR: 28th
WPA: 31st
Thing to know: He might get replaced by T.J. Yates.
25. Chad Henne, Jacksonville Jaguars (previously unranked)
Team record: 0-5
DYAR: 31st
QBR: 34th
WPA: 25th
Thing to know: He's actually a huge improvement over Blaine Gabbert, who's out injured.
24. Cam Newton, Carolina Panthers (previously 17th)
Team record: 1-3
DYAR: 29th
QBR: 30th
WPA: 26th
Thing to know: He threw one costly pick in the red zone, and was otherwise manhandled by Arizona's secondary.
23. Robert Griffin III, Washington Redskins (previously 23th)
Team record: 1-3
DYAR: 18th
QBR: 31st
WPA: 33rd
Thing to know: Nothing. He had a bye.
22. Ryan Fitzpatrick, Tennessee Titans (previously unranked)
Team record: 3-2
DYAR: 22nd
QBR: 26th
WPA: 27th
Thing to know: He was a considerable step down from Jake Locker.
21. Joe Flacco, Baltimore Ravens (previously 26th)
Team record: 3-2
DYAR: 28th
QBR: 20th
WPA: 22nd
Thing to know: Baltimore's offense finally got some balance back after barely running the ball against Buffalo, and it helped Flacco's efficiency immensely.
20. Matt Cassel, Minnesota Vikings (previously unranked)
Team record: 1-3
DYAR: 19th
QBR: 16th
WPA: 19th
Thing to know: He's (surprisingly) playing over the injured Christian Ponder and Josh Freeman.
19. Geno Smith, New York Jets (previously 29th)
Team record: 3-2
DYAR: 25th
QBR: 21st
WPA: 21st
Thing to know: He followed up the worst game of his life against Tennessee with an incredible fourth-quarter comeback against Atlanta.
18. Sam Bradford, St. Louis Rams (previously 24th)
Team record: 2-3
DYAR: 15th
QBR: 24th
WPA: 24th
Thing to know: He played the Jaguars last week, so judge his rise accordingly.
17. Ben Roethlisberger, Pittsburgh Steelers (previously 20th)
Team record: 0-4
DYAR: 16th
QBR: 27th
WPA: 23rd
Thing to know: Nothing. He had a bye.
16. Andy Dalton, Cincinnati Bengals (previously 19th)
Team record: 3-2
DYAR: 24th
QBR: 15th
WPA: 17th
Thing to know: He kept Tom Brady off the field by completing 74% of his passes in a huge win against New England.
15. Tom Brady, New England Patriots (previously 8th)
Team record: 4-1
DYAR: 19th
QBR: 17th
WPA: 16th
Thing to know: He was under duress all day, and had his worst game of the year as a result.
14. Ryan Tannehill, Miami Dolphins (previously 14th)
Team record: 3-2
DYAR: 17th
QBR: 14th
WPA: 3rd
Thing to know: He bounced back from his rough game against New Orleans, but a bunch of drops let him down last week.
13. Alex Smith, Kansas City Chiefs (previously 13th)
Team record: 5-0
DYAR: 13th
QBR: 16th
WPA: 18th
Thing to know: He's quietly coming back to earth after a great start. He has three INTs in his last two games.
12. Terrelle Pryor, Oakland Raiders (previously 18th)
Team record: 2-3
DYAR: 17th
QBR: 14th
WPA: 14th
Thing to know: His surprisingly solid play is the reason Matt Flynn got cut. It's his team now.
11. Colin Kaepernick, San Francisco 49ers (previously 15th)
Team record: 3-2
DYAR: 14th
QBR: 11th
WPA: 10th
Thing to know: San Francisco is really dialing back its aggressiveness on offense, and winning.
10. Russell Wilson, Seattle Seahawks (previously 16th)
Team record: 4-1
DYAR: 11th
QBR: 13th
WPA: 11th
Thing to know: Wilson has been the lone bright spot for Seattle's offense the last two weeks.
9. Matt Stafford, Detroit Lions (previously 7th)
Team record: 3-2
DYAR: 8th
QBR: 12th
WPA: 12th
Thing to know: He's a totally different QB without Calvin Johnson.
8. Jay Cutler, Chicago Bears (previously 10th)
Team record: 4-2
DYAR: 9th
QBR: 8th
WPA: 4th
Thing to know: Good Cutler showed up against the Giants, while Bad Cutler showed up against the Saints.
7. Andrew Luck, Indianapolis Colts (previously 9th)
Team record: 4-1
DYAR: 7th
QBR: 4th
WPA: 7th
Thing to know: He made some bonkers throws in his team's signature win over Seattle.
6. Tony Romo, Dallas Cowboys (previously 11th)
Team record: 2-3
DYAR: 5th
QBR: 7th
WPA: 15th
Thing to know: He had the game of his life against Denver, only to throw a costly pick at the end.
5. Aaron Rodgers, Green Bay Packers (previously 5th)
Team record: 2-2
DYAR: 6th
QBR: 10th
WPA: 8th
Thing to know: He only has two TD passes since his Week 2 outburst against Washington.
4. Philip Rivers, San Diego Chargers (previously 2nd)
Team record: 2-3
DYAR: 2nd
QBR: 2nd
WPA: 6th
Thing to know: He had his first bad game of the year, which is a worrying sign considering his inconsistency the last few years.
3. Matt Ryan, Atlanta Falcons (previously 3rd)
Team record: 1-4
DYAR: 3rd
QBR: 5th
WPA: 3rd
Thing to know: The Falcons issues aren't his fault. The stats love him, despite the awful record.
2. Drew Brees, New Orleans Saints (previously 3rd)
Team record: 5-0
DYAR: 4th
QBR: 3rd
WPA: 2nd
Thing to know: He continues to be overshadowed by a) Peyton Manning, and b) the shockingly good performance of his own defense.
1. Peyton Manning, Denver Broncos (previously 1st)
Team record: 5-0
DYAR: 1st
QBR: 1st
WPA: 1st
Thing to know: He's destroying everything in his path, going so far as to trick his teammates while scoring TDs.
Now see the bigger picture
