NFC West Quarterbacks in their first Preseason games.

Now that all 4 of the NFC West teams have gone through their first Preseason games, lets take a look at how they did in their games.

Cardinals:

Matt Leinart: 6 of 7 for 49 yards, no TDs, no Picks, 95.8 QB rating.

Not bad, but not spectacular either. He was being pressured a lot by the defense and the pass blocking wasn't very good but he looked accurate. He did nothing to lose his starting spot, he was making good reads, but he wasn't looking the defender off, he was locking onto the receiver too often, something that has to be fixed up. As for that pass to Fitz, it looked like a good throw too me, the defender just went in low and hit Fitz in the knee.

Derek Anderson: 13 of 22 for 88 yards, 1 TD, 2 Picks, 45.3 QB rating.

Basically, he looked awful until his last drive where the Cardinals scored their first Touchdown. He was forcing passes and throwing it too hard on short passes. He looked like he was still in Cleveland to be honest, I know everyone is saying that he should be better with the talent that we have compared to what Clevelend had at Wide Receiver and the other offensive skill positions, but I don't know. Hopefully if he has to play in the regular season he will be better.

John Skelton: 5 of 6 for 84 yards, 1 TD, no Picks, 158.3 QB rating.

He looked pretty good, but it was against a 4th string defense running base schemes. So, basically it was like what he played against in Fordham. He made a really good showing, especially considering that he was struggling in camp. He has a chance to be a starter in a few years, but if you think someone like him from a small school will play like that as a starter right now you are delusional. Enough with the people who think that Skelton should start right now.

Now, for the rest of the teams. I'm just looking at the stats. I didn't watch the games [I have seen some highlights though], so I won't analyze them. If you saw the game, feel free to say something though.

49ers:

Alex Smith: 3 of 9 for 37 yards, no TDs, 1 Pick, 7.4 QB rating.

David Carr: 9 of 11 for 98 yards, 1 TD, no Picks, 134.1 QB rating.

Nate Davis: 5 of 6 for 84 yards, no TDs, no Picks, 118.8 QB rating.

Seahawks:

Matt Hasselbeck: 4 of 10 for 26 yards, no TDs, no Picks, 47.9 QB rating.

Charlie Whitehurst: 14 of 22 for 214 yards, 2 TDs, 1 Pick, 107 QB rating.

J.P. Losman: 3 of 5 for 7 yards, no TDs, 1 Pick, 25 QB rating.

Rams:

Sam Bradford: 6 of 13 for 57 yards, no TDs, no Picks, 58.8 QB rating. Also sacked 4 times.

A.J. Feeley: 3 of 6 for 19 yards, no TDs, no Picks, 56.9 QB rating.

Keith Null: 4 of 8 for 30 yards, no TDs, no Picks, 59.4 QB rating.

Thaddeus Lewis: 5 of 6 for 46 yards, no TDs, no Picks, 98.6 QB rating.