Our Norwich City correspondent Paddy Davitt has posted his marks following the Canaries' fourth straight league defeat.
City fans have been voting since the final whistle and this is Paddy's verdict on Alex Neil's troops.
• John Ruddy
Questionable call in opting to stay on his line and rely on the men in front to deal with the deep throw that led to QPR's early penalty and Martin Olsson's red card. Excellent parry from Sebastian Polter after the interval. 5.5
• Russell Martin
Some last-ditch clearances at the far-post. Increasingly over-run in the second-half. 5.5
• Ryan Bennett
Allowed Polter to race clear to slot QPR's second goal. 5.5
• Seb Bassong
Beaten in the air by Polter for the first QPR goal. Then equally culpable alongside Ryan Bennett in failing to track his run down the channel for the second goal. 5.0
• Martin Olsson
Shift lasted precisely 40 seconds of actual playing time. Referee took a dim view of his desperate attempt to keep out a bouncing ball with every available part of his body as he sprawled across his own line. n/a
• Alex Tettey
Too many fires to put out. Too much ground to cover in a central midfield pairing which is simply no longer working efficiently. Poor in possession and now lacking the bite to his ratting work without the ball. 5.5
• Graham Dorrans
No argument with the work-rate but any chance of Norwich dominanting the ball and Dorrans setting the tempo ended abruptly with Martin Olsson's red card. 5.5
• Jacob Murphy
Best outing for a while. Slammed a curling long range shot against the top of the bar in a rare moment of attacking intent from the visitors and picked out Steven Naismith for his headed goal. 6.5
• Steven Naismith
Flicked away Jacob Murphy's cross for his late goal but another who had to limit any real attempt at creative output to offering ballast in a wider midfield role, once Norwich were reduced to 10 men. 6.0
• Robbie Brady
Deputised for Martin Olsson. Failed to anticipate the flight of Sebastian Polter's header as Conor Washington swept a corner away from close range. Prominent in the final quarter with QPR retreating ever deeper. 5.5
• Nelson Oliveira
First Championship start. Tried to hold up the ball. Decent focal point in the first-half but starved of any genuine service or support for long spells as City tried to erect two barriers without the ball to compensate for their numerical disadvantage. 6.5
City substitutes
• Cameron Jerome 5.0
Won the ball back that led to Norwich's goal. His pace and willingness to run the channels may have proved a better bet once the game tilted on its axis following Martin Olsson's dismissal.
(for Nelson Oliveira, 75)
• Josh Murphy n/a
(for Jacob Murphy, 88)
Comments: Our rules
We want our comments to be a lively and valuable part of our community - a place where readers can debate and engage with the most important local issues. The ability to comment on our stories is a privilege, not a right, however, and that privilege may be withdrawn if it is abused or misused.
Please report any comments that break our rules.
Read the rules here