0Keith Goldner
You can never bet against Peyton and crew. They'll be in the playoffs for sure. Always looking forward to the Colts/Patriots post-season showdown.

1Philip Jones
Aaron Rodgers.

0Tom Becker
Depends on the league. Manning is the poster child of consistency whereas Vick is the high risk high reward man. I'm more of a fan of Manning just because you know for sure what you are getting, but no one can argue with either guy.

0Stacy Robert Reagan
I am Peyton fan but I think after last year and with the weapons he has this year I have to go with Rivers.

0Keith Goldner
Vick is the most exciting player in the league, not even close.

0Aaron Jackson
Peyton. With the possible exceptions of Vick and now Rodgers, no one is more fun to watch run an offense.

1John Miller
Manning is playing Week 1. If the Colts really thought that Manning was going to miss games, they would have brought in a veteran QB. The Colts are a very smart organization and they would have absolutely given themselves a contingency plan if they thought there was a real chance Peyton might not be ready to play Week 1. Wake me up when Peyton finally misses a game in 2017.

2Jeremy Levine
Game 1. He won't miss a snap.

4Ron Hogsett
I agree, this year it seems likes QBs have been going earlier than years past. My strategy has been based on the league I'm drafting in(12man vs 10man, 4 point passer TD vs 6) and my draft position. In a 10 man with Yahoo! default, I can see QB's start going by the 2nd round. I personally like the idea of grabbing a QB early enough to snag a top 5 considering they are top "point-getters" season after season. If you are playing in a smart league, it’s plausible that the top 5 QBs could all be gone by the end of the 2nd round. Drafting a QB late would have to be determined by the quality of RB's you’ve taken in the first two picks and the quality of WR's available in your 3rd and 4th picks, and which QB may be available in the 5th and 6th rounds (typically those outside the top 10). I think waiting beyond the 4th round for a QB would be a mistake. In a 6 point passer TD league, I'd expect the top 10 QB's to be gone by the end of the 2nd round. QB's outside the top 10 have an EV that quickly drops, relative to expected point production. At the expense of a top running back, I'd prefer to see a more consistent QB in the early early rounds of the draft in this situation.So, to answer, I would say drafting first overall in a league with 4 point passer TD is too early, but not in a 6 point passer TD league.

1Daniel Okopnyi
If your staring at a tier 1 or 2 QB in the face at round 3, pick his ass up!

3Sean Weinstock
Kerry Collins is the greatest show on turf! Behind Alex Smith.

0Sean Weinstock
Been thinking a lot about the hypocrisy involved in the NFL. Lots of suspensions and fines for players performing unsavory acts, but then Tressel gets picked up in Indy despite being a total fake. I don't know. Complicated. I guess the NFL is admitting that this kind of stuff happens all the time and that the bottom line is winning/fans spending money.

0Sean Weinstock
kerry's a solid qb. but i have a feeling that donovan's going to find his groove again in minnesota. it'll be the second coming of randall cuningham.

0Daniel Okopnyi
There are two reports this week of the whole season and I haven't seen anything from the Colts camp denying it yet. Doctor's are saying there is no time table for that type of injury, it's purely regenerative. So depending on his ability to heal. Personally I would say half the season.

0Jd Dre
By the looks of things today, seven?

0Antonio Barajas
IF and thats a big IF they win against KC I think you might be looking at a 4-12, 6-10 season.

1anthony daniele
How about having drafted PM and CJ and KBritt! !!!! how am I doing?

2Ashley Sanders
Hmmm. Stafford is a big win, but I don't like giving up MJD. It's really going to depend on Shonn Greene, which I don't love.