Alex Ram

I can't believe we're almost done with yet another decade. In just several weeks, the end of the 00s will be behind us, and I'd like to take the time to look back at the decade that was, showcasing the best five NFL quarterbacks to have played football during these ten years.My rankings factor in the overall performance over the last 10 years, rather than who may be better than who at present. Based on this, we're going to remember what's transpired in seasons past in determining who finished where on this list.These are all a matter of opinion, and yours might be different from mine. If you feel that I've gotten this order wrong, I'd love to hear your reasoning.The fifth spot in these rankings goes to Kurt Warner. While it's true that he was weak during the middle of the decade, he's been one of the strongest in the NFL during the beginning and at the end of this decade. Having led the Rams and the Cardinals to Super Bowls, he's been exceptional - especially when you consider the usual demise of both franchises.At number four, we have Brett Favre. While he may be a better career quarterback than another man or two on this list, this is simply about what he's done during the decade. Favre lacks the Super Bowl appearance that others do here, though that could change by season's end.Donovan McNabb. This QB took his team to the NFC conference championships 5 times during the decade. Enough said.Next up is Tom Brady, who easily could have captured the number one spot on this list if not for his season ending injury and Peyton Manning's recent dominance. Still, many might argue for at number one but I believe that Manning's simply been a bit better.Peyton Manning. It was hard to justify putting Manning above Brady since Brady has more Super Bowls, but I think that Peyton's been more consistent through the course of his career, albeit marginally. He's truly one of the best to ever play, and just beats out Brady here.About the writer: This author also has a blog called is Rocket Spanish a scam that reviews the product.