It's an ugly day when the two players battling for the starting quarterback position of your favorite NFL team are Brooks Bollinger and Kelly Holcomb.

Here are some stats I pulled together.

Holcomb has started 22 games including the playoffs in a 11-year career. He set the Bills single-season record for completion percentage in 2005 with a 67.4 percent mark.

He has thrown 18 TDs in 22 starts.

He didn't play in 2006. In 2005, he was 4-4 as a starter.

For more stats, visit www.vikings.com/TeamPlayerProfile_Kelly_Holcomb.aspx.

Bollinger, of Badger fame, started nine games in 2005. He won two of those games and finished the season with a 56.4 percent completion rating and seven TDs with the Jets.

For more stats, visit www.vikings.com/TeamPlayerProfile_brooks_bollinger.aspx.

If T-Jack can't play, who should be the starter against the Chiefs?

When T-Jack is healthy, who should be the No. 2 QB?

On a related note, how many interceptions and sacks do you think the Chiefs D will have this weekend?

How many carries will AP have?