I got off track with this, but I’d like to finish it. I started it because I was bored one day and didn’t have much material to post, and now I feel it’s my duty to finish it off. If you haven’t seen it, these are the quarterbacks we’ve been through so far.

12. Marc Bulger, Rams: He’s kinda undercover, and hasn’t really been on the radar in the last couple of years. But he’s got the stats, and he’s got the talent around him. Stephen Jackson resembles a freakin’ rhino, and Tori Holt, as old as he may be getting, is one of the best receivers in the league. If the Rams can find any type of defense, Marc Bulger might get a shot to guide his team to a Super Bowl.

11. Tony Romo, Cowboys: He may have been higher up on the list, just because of sheer potential and likeability, but after watching the Seahawks game, it’s hard to argue for him. Something tells me whoever’s coaching the ‘Boys next year won’t have Romo as the holder with the game on the line.

10. Michael Vick, Falcons: He’s going to scare any defense. While not so elusive with airport security, he can avoid defenders like crazy. He might not have great stats, but he’s the one guy who can take a game over by himself.

9. Steve McNair, Ravens: I wish he woulda won a Super Bowl, but I think time is passing him by. He’s a great QB, but I have a feeling he’ll be most known for almost beating St. Louis, in what was the greatest Super Bowl I’ve ever seen.

8. Matt Hasslebeck, Seahawks: I’ve never thought he’s that great of a quarterback, but he’s been to a Super Bowl, and he’s had a pretty solid career. He’s kinda bland, and that’s why I really have nothing else that I can say about him. The most memorable thing he’s done came in a loss, when he won the toss against Green Bay in overtime, and said, “We’re gonna get the ball, and we’re gonna score.” Oops, Matt. That’s a Green Bay guy you threw to. And he just scored. That “calling the shot” thing didn’t work out too well, did it?