All of us like to rank things. Even when we don't have all or any of the information needed to do so.
Back in August, CBSSports.com decided to rank every NFL team's backup quarterback situation in order, 1 through 32. Other outlets might have done the same because, well, bosses and readers love them some rankings. So we all have embarrassing swings and guesses in our closets.
But this particular ranking described its 32nd-ranked team's backup situation as "an absolute debacle." Then a guy named Dak Prescott, a third-string rookie from the fourth round, completed 68.1 percent of his passes for 23 touchdowns, four interceptions, a 105.