Two new rookie quarterbacks -- and -- got ample playing time in Week 2 after injuries to starters forced them onto the field, and similar to last week, it wasn't collectively J.J. Redick Jersey an impre sive outing for the young pa sers. And was knocked out of the contest against the in the first quarter.A grand total of eight quarterbacks selected in the past two cla ses saw considerable playing time during a wild Week 2 -- more than 10 pa s attempts.Let's dive deep into the individual efforts of each quarterback and a sign a grade on a per-snap basis, taking every individual aspect of their performance into account. Now that we're into Week 2, the quarterbacks are listed from best to worst season grade. LAC QB #10 Best Throws:After leaving what looked like a clean pocket, Herbert found behind the defense and threw a dart while on the run at the boundary for 22 yards.Early in the second, after being flushed out of the pocket to the right, Herbert threw a touch pa s acro s his body to an open . The throw itself wasn't difficult -- the improvisation was impre sive.Herbert ripped a frozen rope to Allen for 42 yards up and over the underneath cornerback. It was a throw only a handful of quarterbacks can make. Legitimate "wow" throw with serious heat on it.His best throw of the afternoon came on a out and up route from in the slot. ran with the back and the safety was flying in from the deep middle. The pa s needed to be a fastball and have perfect ball placement. It had both.Worst Throws:Herbert threw low and away on Rawle Alkins Jersey a short, outbreaking route that forced to dive to catch the football.Driving, on third-and-8 right before the half, Herbert threw just a bit outside on a throw to Allen near the sideline that, if on the money, had a chance to move the sticks. Early in the third, Herbert did everything right inside the pocket -- he looked middle, then right, before coming back to the middle and firing a pa s to Cook that was about a half-second late. It was nearly intercepted by safety .A back-shoulder to s into the end zone to Mike Williams was about a yard or two underthrown and hit the defender in the back.Late in the fourth, from inside the Cowboys' 10-yard line, Herbert hesitated, then retreated, and took an intentional grounding penalty 18 yards behind the line of scrimmage.Summary:Heading into every film se sion of a Herbert game, I prepare myself to be floored on a few drop backs. And that happened against the Cowboys. This game doesn't quite reach the "A" range because of the interception in the first quarter, a few slight misfires and the bad intentional grounding late in the contest.Grade: B+Season Grade: A- PHI QB #1 Best Throws:Early in the first, Hurts got through his reads and fit it into for an 11-yard gain.The 26-yard gain to featured a cornerback falling down in the middle of the route, but the throw Julius Randle Jersey was perfectly timed and placed on the outside shoulder of the receiver near the sideline.Hurts later put the ball in the bucket to Watkins down the right sideline for a 91-yard explosion. It had plenty of loft and hit the speedy receiver in stride.The second-year quarterback lofted a moon ball to for what looked like a touchdown but was ruled incomplete because the wideout was out of bounds before he came back in to make the grab.His last throw of the contest was a laser to on a corner route near the goal line between two defenders. A genuine strike.WorstThrows:In the third, he underthrew a deep ball to Smith that should've never been made. It was into double coverage and Smith didn't have leverage on either defensive back.Later, there was a go ball to Smith down the right sideline that was too far to the inside and fell incomplete even with the rookie receiver diving in hopes of making the catch.Summary:The opened things up for Hurts in this game, and while he did connect with Watkins for a 91-yard gain, the vast majority of his long-ball attempts fell incomplete. He did a great job taking care of the football and was a weapon with his legs when he couldn't find anyone open. Hurts finished with 82 yards on 10 carries with a score on the ground.Grade: BSeason Grade: B NE QB #10 Best Throws:With under six minutes to go in the half, Jones put perfect loft on an outside release go ball to that went for 24 yards.Worst Throws:On a similar play to the one he dropped into the basket to Meyers, Jones overthrew the veteran wideout a few plays later.While scrambling left in the fourth quarter, Jones skipped a pa s to .Summary:The game plan for Jones in Week 2 was even more conservative than a noticeably cautious attack against the in Week 1. The big-time throws were all but completely absent, but the brutal throws or horrible decisions were hardly there, too. Jones has been routinely working the flats, dumping it down to his backs, and occasionally finding his tight ends over the middle at the start of the intermediate level. Grade: B-Season Grade: B- MIA Wenyen Gabriel Jersey QB #1 Tagovailoa was knocked out of the Week 2 game against Buffalo on the second drive of the game on a hit by Bills second-year edge rusher .Grade: N/ASeason Grade: B- CIN QB #9 Best Throws:From his own goal line, Burrow threw a laser to Higgins an on out route near the sideline that actually led the second-year receiver up the field.In the third, Burrow found Higgins over the middle in the midst of a crumbling pocket that didn't allow him to step into the throw.Burrow's 7-yard touchdown to Higgins was thrown with Jarrod Uthoff Jersey perfect timing and placement. It hit the second-year wideout the moment he turned around past the goal line.Worst Throws:Late in the first quarter, Burrow forced a football that didn't have any busine s being thrown on a short in-breaker to that was knocked away. Weird decision.He made a similar decision on a comeback to Higgins later in the first half. Same result. On a sci sors concept, Burrow predetermined where he'd throw the football, too, and threw it to cutting acro s the field. The only problem -- a defender was directly in the throwing lane and the pa s hit him in the back.Burrow threw a pick six to linebacker , whom the quarterback didn't locate underneath his throw over the middle early in the fourth quarter.His next pa s was late and too far to the inside on a comeback route near the boundary to Higgins. Intercepted by .To make matters worse, Burrow's next drop back featured another pick. He was hit as he threw and the ball landed directly in defensive lineman hands.Late in