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The Post’s Serby ranks the 32 NFL starting quarterbacks

1. Eli Manning
, Giants

Two-time Super Bowl MVP with best yet to come.

2. Aaron Rodgers
, Packers

As accurate as a predator drone and mobile, too.

3. Tom Brady
, Patriots

Pray for Tommy, says Gisele.

4. Drew Brees
, Saints

A brainiac extension of his coach; unfortunately, his coach (Sean Payton) is serving his Bountygate suspension.

5. Ben Roethlisberger
, Steelers

Improvisational two-time Super Bowl champion tough guy and as hard to bring down as Donald Trump’s ego.

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6. Peyton Manning
, Broncos

Arm will never be all the way back, but the brain and the savvy sure are.

7. Matt Ryan
, Falcons

Added strength for intermediate throws, only question now is if Matty Ice can win a playoff game.

8. Tony Romo
, Cowboys

Bill Parcells refers to him as “mentally aggressive,” but critics argue that something is missing.

9. Matt Schaub
, Texans

Evander Holyfield’s favorite quarterback lost part of his ear and kept fighting.

10. Matthew Stafford
, Lions

Cannon for an arm, but five TD passes in six games after 41 last year?

11. Joe Flacco
, Ravens

Let’s see if he can put the team on his shoulders now that the Ray Lewis-less defense needs him to.

12. Robert Griffin III
, Redskins

The new Ultimate Weapon.

13. Jay Cutler
, Bears

No need to question his toughness after Ndamukong Suh piledriver, but still needs to grow up.

14. Cam Newton
, Panthers

Mental toughness is a problem when you’re enduring a sophomore slump.

15. Carson Palmer
, Raiders

Still a 60 percent quarterback and the West Coast offense seems to fit him (7 TDs, 4 INTs), but good luck climbing out of the Black Hole.

16. Philip Rivers
, Chargers

Losing Vincent Jackson didn’t help, but what happened to this guy?

17. Andy Dalton
, Bengals

Not the biggest arm, but long on intangibles, and blessed with A.J. Green.

18. Andrew Luck
, Colts

The whole package, and imagine if he had a running game.

19. Michael Vick
, Eagles

But if he doesn’t stop losing the ball, he’ll lose his job.

20. Alex Smith
, 49ers

More than a game manager thanks to Jim Harbaugh.

21. Sam Bradford
, Rams

Will need to be better than 59.8 percent thrower to live up to The Next Troy Aikman billing.

22. Josh Freeman
, Buccaneers

Roethlisberger-esque size with streaky tendencies, he’s bouncing back after third-year regression.

23. Mark Sanchez
, Jets

Tim Tebow expects Sanchez in top 20 if Jets will trust him more.

24. Kevin Kolb
, Cardinals

Showed glimpses of promise finally, but horrific offensive line and running back woes will inhibit his progress … and health.

25. Christian Ponder
, Vikings

Rookie crisis of confidence in rear view mirror with 67 percent completion mark and 92 rushing yards.

26. Ryan Tannehill
, Dolphins

Hope in Miami that the long post-Marino drought is over.

27. Matt Hasselbeck
, Titans

Best backup in the league can hold down anybody’s fort.

28. Ryan Fitzpatrick
, Bills

Smarts is not the problem — competency and consistency are.

29. Brandon Weeden
, Browns

Best 28-year-old rookie I’ve seen.

30. Russell Wilson
, Seahawks

Charismatic rookie munchkin with swag.

31. Blaine Gabbert
, Jaguars

No wonder Mike Shanahan passed on him in 2011 draft.

32. Brady Quinn
, Chiefs

Can he do any worse than Matt Cassel? Maybe.