Oct 21, 2016

NFL.com just posted this list yesterday.

10) Drew Brees
9) Brett Favre
8) John Elway
7) Roger Staubach
6) Dan Marino
5) Otto Graham
4) Johnny Unitas
3) Peyton Manning
1b) Joe Montana
1a) Tom Brady

Highlights of each player plus write ups and an interesting fact about each player on the link below if you're interested.

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap30...ntana-head-top-10-quarterbacks-in-nfl-history


Your thoughts on the list? Any major issues?

To me the 1a 1b cop out at the top is kinda lame, but besides that it's not bad. I don't know enough about the NFL before I was born to really say much about some of these guys. They did mention in the Brees write up part that Rodgers would have been next on the list for them.

 

Oct 21, 2016

Pretty cliche list. Poor Drew Brees though, dude puts up numbers in the regular season but that defense just loses games.

 

Oct 21, 2016

Even though he was a Packer and I hate the Packers more than anybody, I grew to like and respect Favre starting with that game the day his dad died. You could just tell he has so much fun playing the game and he's a lot of fun to watch too with his risky bullet passes and even the sometimes stupid passes that are INTs.

Plus he's tough as h--- and played almost 300 straight games or whatever, that's just ridiculous for anyone but especially a QB..Plus his 2009 year on the Vikings was pretty amazing, that season was actually his highest QB rating of his career at 107.2, highest completion % too.

I feel like Favre could be above some of those names, but 9 is probably fair enough as well.

 

Oct 22, 2016

I was going to post this too. Big Ben is underrated, but I still don't think he's a top 10 of all time. He's still great though.

I'd go Brady, Montana, Elway, Peyton, Marino for my top 5, but I think Rodgers will take over Marino's spot. I also think Steve Young gets overlooked too.

 

Oct 22, 2016

what ever team with a good quaterback sees


what the jets & browns see