While some might be happy to see , the fact remains that 's backup is a relatively unproven entity, with a 1-3 record as a starter and a 74.3 career pa ser rating, meaning the ' quarterback situation is far from settled. But they're not the only team in the NFC East facing questions under center. has not been the statistical star for the that he was in 2013, posting a significantly worse completion percentage (58.5), touchdown-to-interception ratio (3:2) and pa ser rating (86.1) than he did last season (64 percent, 27:2 and 119.2, respectively). The ' had , but he's also 34 years old and . The ' has continued to throw interceptions at about the same rate he did last year, when he led the NFL with 27 picks.Scanning the quarterbacks in this le s-than-distinguished division, who do you have the most confidence in for the remainder of the 2014 season?!Adam Schein Nick Foles' second-half stats offer promiseWe're talking about confidence for the rest of 2014, which means we can instantly eliminate . can't be taken into account -- yet. And while I'm a huge supporter, and have written many times that , one has to admit the are a me s. Yes, (two picks, two fumbles lost in two games) has turned Chris Chiozza Jersey it over too much, especially compared to last year (two picks, two fumbles lost in 13 games). But all four of his turnovers in 2014 -- plus all five of his sacks taken -- have come in the first half of games. Just look at how he's played in the second half this season, leading undefeated Philly back while compiling the following numbers: 23-of-37 pa sing (a 62.2 percent completion rate) for 327 yards and three touchdowns. Oh, and speaking of confidence, I have plenty in coach . Gimme Foles.!Charley Ca serly Eli Manning showed he's still got it this past SundayAs crazy as it might seem to some, I would go with . I saw significant improvement in to the . Manning was more comfortable in new coordinator Ben McAdoo's offense. I thought the veteran QB showed good poise. He found the second receiver. He showed he could make all the throws. He read the blitz. He was more accurate than not with his pa ses. Ultimately, he was victimized by his receivers, who dropped balls and had problems with their routes. has to prove he can be consistent over a number of games against good teams. I like , and he's in an excellent system, but he also sees a lot of wide-open receivers; Manning, meanwhile, can make the more difficult throws. As for , he's shown us who he is with : When he can have a running game and be disciplined, he is very good, but when he has to deal with pre sure, he is very inconsistent.!Chris We seling Who's in Chip Kelly's system? Yeah, I'll go with him!I don't have confidence in a single NFC East quarterback right now. If I have to choose one rotten apple in a withering orchard, I'll default to . , it's the system, stupid! This is a vote for . Foles has struggled mightily in each of the first two games, holding the ball too long and mi sing open receivers. In Kelly's offense, though, those opportunities for big plays down the field and yards after the catch on screen pa ses will be there all season long. Foles' slump likely will not.!Bucky Brooks Foles has a good shot to soar is the NFC East quarterback I'd want in my huddle for the rest of the season. OK, so Foles isn't putting up the MVP-like numbers he posted in 2013, but he's still directing the ' offense with outstanding efficiency. He continues to distribute the ball to his playmakers on the perimeter, and he does a great job taking advantage of opportunities down the field. While his accuracy has been a bit off the mark, he makes enough big-time throws to keep opponents from loading up against Philly's potent running game. Considering how adept is at making mid-game offensive adjustments, I like Foles' chances of playing at a high level this season. !Elliot Harrison Proce s of elimination leaves Tony Romo standing aloneI will give a very tentative, rubbery, waffling vote for . But first, let's break down the rest of the guys: : Has potential, but little in the way of experience, and he needs help (which starts with and being healthy). : Coming off a season in which he led the NFL in interceptions for the third time, he's playing as poorly as he ever has. Manning should get better, but ... : This one is tough, because he's mi sing throws -- like a wide-open shot to tight end on Monday night . We think he'll be solid again, but he does have just 18 career starts to his name. So that leaves Romo, who has some question marks himself. The biggest is whether he can physically make the throws, much le s be effective. That said, he's twice thrown 31 touchdown pa ses against just 10 interceptions, including last season. And Dallas' coaching staff is now willing to help him out by running the football. The most important thing is that some strength returns to his back. !Gil Brandt Foles will be fine in Philadelphia doesn't seem to be completely healthy yet; he looks to have lost some of his ability to move around and has not regained velocity on all throws. doesn't look like he's familiar with the ' new system, although some of his i sues could be blamed on his receivers running routes incorrectly. , meanwhile, could end up being the best of the bunch when it's all said and done -- after all, he has what is probably the best receiving corps and a great running game working for him, and he's in a system that's perfect for him -- but we need more time to give him a full evaluation. Which brings us to , whose incredible numbers from last season cannot be ignored. Yes, he's had his i sues early in games this year, with the falling behind in the first half of , but that seems to stem from him being too amped up, which causes accuracy problems. And he seems to correct course in the second half. He just needs to slow down at the start. I would imagine they'll get him squared away in Philly. !Dave Dameshek Foles has the best record -- and a stellar coachSo far, at least, the of 2014 hasn't looked as efficient as last year's two-interception version ... but the are 2-0 and () the surest of all legit contenders to win their division. To be fair, that's got le s to do with Foles than my confidence in , who continues to shame those cynics who doubted the former Oregon coach's ability to thrive in the NFL. By the by, to find out which NFC East QB I trust the least, check out the first half of from this week's Shek Report. Taurean Prince Jersey