QB ratings for postseason players

Troy High's Brian Marsh has done more damage with his legs than with his arm this year, but he is still the second-ranked quarterback among the 20 starting QBs left in the Section II playoffs.

Here are your 20 quarterbacks still playing in the Section II postseason, as ranked by their NFL QB rating.
(Numbers in parentheses indicate: completions-attempts-yards-touchdowns-interceptions)

1) Phil Neumann, Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake - 125.4
(61-96-1,009-12-3)

2) Brian Marsh, Troy - 120.4
(24-36-400-6-2)

3) Mike Brewster, Hoosick Falls - 117.3
(62-109-913-12-1)

4) T.J. McLaughlin, Lansingburgh - 110.4
(40-78-786-11-3)

5) Tony Giroux, Greenwich - 106.9
(46-90-744-10-2)

6) Chad McCloskey, Gloversville - 99.1
(72-127-958-12-4)

7) Tanner Niles, Chatham - 96.0
(8-25-166-3-0)

8) Kyle Parmenter, Cambridge - 93.4
(71-147-1,321-16-8)

9) Ryan Smith, Guilderland - 91.4
(119-211-1,445-15-5)

10) Timmy Foust, Rensselaer - 82.0
(23-48-341-4-2)

11) Tim Cox, Schenectady - 74.1
(43-92-590-8-5)
12) Luke Fauler, Saratoga Springs - 69.0
(27-61-399-3-2)

13) Josh Floeser, Cohoes - 66.3
(43-88-692-8-9)

14) Derrick Pitts, Notre Dame-Bishop Gibbons - 66.2
(31-82-562-6-4)

15) Kyle Bayly, Niskayuna - 61.3
(55-104-799-6-9)

16) Jamie Hicks, Granville - 59.6
(17-55-319-5-3)

17) Vince Gallo, Schalmont - 58.0
(15-46-257-2-1)

18) Justin Colton, Hudson Falls - 56.1
(29-66-335-3-3)

19) Mark Seager, Ballston Spa - 47.9
(9-20-150-1-4)

20) Dylan Anderson, Saratoga Central Catholic - 40.1
(44-83-497-1-7)

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Note: Some of these teams had a number of players who threw the football. In each instance, I picked the one with the higher total of passing yardage.