NFL quarterback rankings, Week 7: Cam Newton struggles

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LONDON, ENGLAND – OCTOBER 01: Jay Cutler of the Miami Dolphins in action during the NFL match between New Orleans Saints and Miami Dolphins at Wembley Stadium on October 1, 2017 in London, England. (Photo by Clive Rose/Getty Images) /

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26. Jay Cutler (Prev: 27)

Cutler has been middling t best, hitting on 61.6 percent of his throws with five touchdowns and four interceptions. The Dolphins are 3-2, but they have a long way to go before they look like contenders. It’s doubtful Cutler can get them there.

25. Josh McCown (Prev: 24)

McCown threw for 354 yards on Sunday against New England, giving him 1,374 yards and seven touchdowns for the season. At 38, McCown doesn’t have a future in the league perhaps beyond this year, but he’s played admirably.

24. Trevor Siemian (Prev: 20)

At some point, we all have to accept that Siemian is an overachieving seventh-round pick who belongs in the NFL as a backup. He can’t throw down the field or outside the numbers. He has little mobility and has six interceptions. If he can’t protect the ball, forget about it.

23. Case Keenum (Prev: 23)

Keenum isn’t a great starter, but he’s a capable backup who has the Vikings in first place. The journeyman has five touchdowns against a single interception while hitting on 64 percent of his throws.

22. Jacoby Brissett (Prev: 29)

Remember when everybody thought the Patriots fleeced the Colts when they sent Brissett to the Colts for Phillip Dorsett? Brissett is starting to look like a real quarterback while Dorsett has four catches for 85 yards.