Sit Em' Start Em' Week 3- Quarterbacks

Okay here are my three quarterbacks you needs to start this week...

1) Ben Roethlisberger: Big Ben is playing the easy 49ers defense this week so this should be a pretty obvious start. Ben has thrown 5 touchdowns already with only one interception. Wide receivers Hines Ward and Santonio Holmes have been on fire lately so this should be a great game for Berger. Start him!

2) Jay Cutler: This is a more risky start, but if you have him on the bench and you don't have a stud like Tom Brady at QB I would start Cutler. Cutler is going up against the Jacksonville Jaguars defense which is notorious for allowing a lot of passing yards. Another major blow to the Jaguars defense is losing probowl defensive tackle John Henderson.

3) Jake Delhomme: After last week's performance, there should be no further questioning about Jake Delhomme's ability to lead the Panthers offense. Delhomme has thrown two consecutive three touchdown games and has a QB rating of 112. Not to mention that he's playing against the Atlanta Falcons who's defense has been atrocious so far this year.

Three quarterbacks to bench this week...

1) Brett Favre: After a great performance last week against the New York Giants where he threw for 3 touchdowns and over took John Elway's record for having the most victories by a quarterback, this might be a good time to trade Favre, or bench him until he plays the Vikings and Lions. Favre is going up against the San Diego Chargers defense (aka Sean Merriman) and the Packer's offensive line has struggled to give Favre time to throw the ball. The question is will Favre get the record for most career interceptions (needs 2) or the touchdown record (needs 3) first?

2) Steve McNair: Ouch! It has been just painful to watch the Ravens offense this season who are ranked 23rd overall in passing yards. Steve McNair was questionable all week long with groin problems but is now declared starting this week against the Cardinals. It won't help McNair much without star offensive tackle Jonathan Ogden is still out for the second consecutive week with a nagging turf toe injury. McNair is definitely a QB you want to bench this week.

3) Matt Schuab- After a performance last week that started to make Texan fans think they might actually have a chance of going .500 this year, this might be the week that the real Texans come out an play. The Texans are going against the Colts and it is not going to be pretty for the Houston offense. Schuab will have to play without probowl wide receiver Andre Johnson, who sprained his knee last week. Johnson has caught fourteen passes this year for 262 yards and three scores. Good luck Schuab!