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Ranking the QB packages


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Panthers #6.

Delhomme is set as Carolina's franchise quarterback and one of the better clutch arms in the business, plus with two division titles and a Super Bowl trip on his resume. If Jake goes down, their backup should keep them headed toward the playoffs. McCown has been a part-time starter in the league, but mostly on bad teams like Arizona and Oakland. Moore was overmatched in three emergency starts as a rookie in '07, but is young enough for the Panthers to groom for the future.

http://msn.foxsports.com/nfl/story/9735822/Positional-Power-Rankings:-QB-packages

It paints Carolina in a nice light when you look at some of the teams ranked lower, but I'm not sure I agree whole heartedly with it. Still, praise of the team...I'll take it and keep my mouth shut.

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