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 Posted: Sat Jan 19, 2008 4:54 am
Otto Graham
John Unitas
Sammy Baugh
Dan Marino
Joe Montana
Fran Tarkenton
Archie Manning
Brett Favre
John Elway
Terry Bradshaw
Don Meredith
Steve Young
Brady? Too soon.
No Particular order.
What do you think?
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Posted: Sat Jan 19, 2008 5:38 am
i wouldnt put brady in now yeah he would be in there eventualy but if u think about it brady jus throws down field ( not even that good by the way)
to randy moss
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Posted: Sat Jan 19, 2008 7:45 am
1. Joe Montana
2. Johnny Unitas
3. Dan Marino
4. Fran Tarkenton
5. Otto Graham
6. Sammy Baugh
7. Brett Favre
8. Steve Young
9. Peyton Manning
10. Tom Brady
9 and 10 are going to move up by the time they retire
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Posted: Sat Jan 19, 2008 2:01 pm
I mentioned these in another post:
Joe Montana
Brett Favre
John Elway
Steve Young
Tom Brady
Terry Bradshaw
Peyton Manning
Otto Graham
Fran Tarkenton
Johnny Unitas
Phil Simms
Bart Starr
Joe Namath
Joe Theisman
Dan Fouts
Troy Aikman
Warren Moon
Roger Staubach
Jim Kelly
Len Dawson
Y.A. Tittle
Bob Griese
(in no particular order, but top 5 are Montana, Marino, Favre, Elway, Unitas)
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Posted: Sun Jan 20, 2008 6:14 am
Favre?
I dont know about that.
I mean yea, he has the most yards in his career, but he also has the most interceptions.
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Posted: Sun Jan 20, 2008 6:39 am
favre is the best hands down.he has only played with i think 2 hall of famers an that was on the def.and wat can u say about manning.he really has nothin to show now other then he beat a shitty bears team an that he has 2 hall of fame wide outs.
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Posted: Sun Jan 20, 2008 8:23 am
IndianapolisColtsFan Favre? I dont know about that. I mean yea, he has the most yards in his career, but he also has the most interceptions. But the interceptions one is because he's an "iron man" who's been around for a very long time. Who did he pass in career interceptions? Marino. And this was done recently...I mean, Marino is a top 5 QB, right? TD-INT 442-288 Passing yards 61,655 QB Rating 85.7 Completions-Attempts 5,377/8,758 Completion % 61.4 He is also a 9 time Pro Bowler, and a 7 time All Pro team. 3 consecutive MVPs. NFL 1990's all decade team. Super Bowl XXXI champion. Records in yards thrown, touchdowns thrown, consecutive QB starts, and starting QB wins (all for career). He's a definite Hall of Famer, and should be considered as a top 5 QB.
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Posted: Sun Jan 20, 2008 8:25 am
party_in_hell666 favre is the best hands down.he has only played with i think 2 hall of famers an that was on the def.and wat can u say about manning.he really has nothin to show now other then he beat a shitty bears team an that he has 2 hall of fame wide outs. But dosn't Manning have the best winning percentage in the NFL, since his second year as a starting QB?
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Posted: Sun Jan 20, 2008 12:56 pm
IndianapolisColtsFan Favre? I dont know about that. I mean yea, he has the most yards in his career, but he also has the most interceptions. He is still top ten easily. I refuse to put him very high because of his interception percentage which is very high compared to other greats
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Posted: Sun Jan 20, 2008 7:36 pm
Dude-LAP IndianapolisColtsFan Favre? I dont know about that. I mean yea, he has the most yards in his career, but he also has the most interceptions. But the interceptions one is because he's an "iron man" who's been around for a very long time. Who did he pass in career interceptions? Marino. And this was done recently...I mean, Marino is a top 5 QB, right? TD-INT 442-288 Passing yards 61,655 QB Rating 85.7 Completions-Attempts 5,377/8,758 Completion % 61.4 He is also a 9 time Pro Bowler, and a 7 time All Pro team. 3 consecutive MVPs. NFL 1990's all decade team. Super Bowl XXXI champion. Records in yards thrown, touchdowns thrown, consecutive QB starts, and starting QB wins (all for career). He's a definite Hall of Famer, and should be considered as a top 5 QB. Im not saying his not one of the top QB's he's up there, yes, he's really good. But Favre makes stupid throws that should never of been thrown. Nevertheless sometimes these throws do come down into his receivers hands, just as much as the defenders hands. Im not trying to put down Brett, he is a really great QB, i just dont know about a top 5 of all time. neutral
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Posted: Sun Jan 20, 2008 10:22 pm
IndianapolisColtsFan Dude-LAP IndianapolisColtsFan Favre? I dont know about that. I mean yea, he has the most yards in his career, but he also has the most interceptions. But the interceptions one is because he's an "iron man" who's been around for a very long time. Who did he pass in career interceptions? Marino. And this was done recently...I mean, Marino is a top 5 QB, right? TD-INT 442-288 Passing yards 61,655 QB Rating 85.7 Completions-Attempts 5,377/8,758 Completion % 61.4 He is also a 9 time Pro Bowler, and a 7 time All Pro team. 3 consecutive MVPs. NFL 1990's all decade team. Super Bowl XXXI champion. Records in yards thrown, touchdowns thrown, consecutive QB starts, and starting QB wins (all for career). He's a definite Hall of Famer, and should be considered as a top 5 QB. Im not saying his not one of the top QB's he's up there, yes, he's really good. But Favre makes stupid throws that should never of been thrown. Nevertheless sometimes these throws do come down into his receivers hands, just as much as the defenders hands. Im not trying to put down Brett, he is a really great QB, i just dont know about a top 5 of all time. neutral He also manages his offense well, which you need to take into consideration. I don't really get what happened against the Giants though. He had all the opportunities on his side, at home, and blew it. He made mentally stupid choices in throwing the ball, and did not manage the offense well (such as not getting Grant more involved). You never know though. Favre may have seen his last game in the NFL. He is set to make a choice pretty soon. It would be a sad note to see him end his career on an NFC Championship losing interception, at home, in overtime.
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Posted: Sun Jan 20, 2008 10:28 pm
Dude-LAP IndianapolisColtsFan Dude-LAP IndianapolisColtsFan Favre? I dont know about that. I mean yea, he has the most yards in his career, but he also has the most interceptions. But the interceptions one is because he's an "iron man" who's been around for a very long time. Who did he pass in career interceptions? Marino. And this was done recently...I mean, Marino is a top 5 QB, right? TD-INT 442-288 Passing yards 61,655 QB Rating 85.7 Completions-Attempts 5,377/8,758 Completion % 61.4 He is also a 9 time Pro Bowler, and a 7 time All Pro team. 3 consecutive MVPs. NFL 1990's all decade team. Super Bowl XXXI champion. Records in yards thrown, touchdowns thrown, consecutive QB starts, and starting QB wins (all for career). He's a definite Hall of Famer, and should be considered as a top 5 QB. Im not saying his not one of the top QB's he's up there, yes, he's really good. But Favre makes stupid throws that should never of been thrown. Nevertheless sometimes these throws do come down into his receivers hands, just as much as the defenders hands. Im not trying to put down Brett, he is a really great QB, i just dont know about a top 5 of all time. neutral He also manages his offense well, which you need to take into consideration. I don't really get what happened against the Giants though. He had all the opportunities on his side, at home, and blew it. He made mentally stupid choices in throwing the ball, and did not manage the offense well (such as not getting Grant more involved). You never know though. Favre may have seen his last game in the NFL. He is set to make a choice pretty soon. It would be a sad note to see him end his career on an NFC Championship losing interception, at home, in overtime. Yes, that it would. Was it just me or did it look like Eli took the cold better than Brett?
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Posted: Sun Jan 20, 2008 11:19 pm
IndianapolisColtsFan Dude-LAP IndianapolisColtsFan Dude-LAP IndianapolisColtsFan Favre? I dont know about that. I mean yea, he has the most yards in his career, but he also has the most interceptions. But the interceptions one is because he's an "iron man" who's been around for a very long time. Who did he pass in career interceptions? Marino. And this was done recently...I mean, Marino is a top 5 QB, right? TD-INT 442-288 Passing yards 61,655 QB Rating 85.7 Completions-Attempts 5,377/8,758 Completion % 61.4 He is also a 9 time Pro Bowler, and a 7 time All Pro team. 3 consecutive MVPs. NFL 1990's all decade team. Super Bowl XXXI champion. Records in yards thrown, touchdowns thrown, consecutive QB starts, and starting QB wins (all for career). He's a definite Hall of Famer, and should be considered as a top 5 QB. Im not saying his not one of the top QB's he's up there, yes, he's really good. But Favre makes stupid throws that should never of been thrown. Nevertheless sometimes these throws do come down into his receivers hands, just as much as the defenders hands. Im not trying to put down Brett, he is a really great QB, i just dont know about a top 5 of all time. neutral He also manages his offense well, which you need to take into consideration. I don't really get what happened against the Giants though. He had all the opportunities on his side, at home, and blew it. He made mentally stupid choices in throwing the ball, and did not manage the offense well (such as not getting Grant more involved). You never know though. Favre may have seen his last game in the NFL. He is set to make a choice pretty soon. It would be a sad note to see him end his career on an NFC Championship losing interception, at home, in overtime. Yes, that it would. Was it just me or did it look like Eli took the cold better than Brett? Much better, I think. Again, no turnovers for Manning, and he managed the offense very well. The Giants came to play. The Packers gave up on the run game which failed early (if they kept at it, they probably could have found some big gains and we'd be talking about Patriots/Packers). In games like these, in the extreme cold, the most physical team will definitely win. The Giants played physical, and that came down to who pressured the opposing QB more, in this case.
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Posted: Mon Jan 21, 2008 12:17 am
Dude-LAP IndianapolisColtsFan Dude-LAP IndianapolisColtsFan Dude-LAP IndianapolisColtsFan Favre? I dont know about that. I mean yea, he has the most yards in his career, but he also has the most interceptions. But the interceptions one is because he's an "iron man" who's been around for a very long time. Who did he pass in career interceptions? Marino. And this was done recently...I mean, Marino is a top 5 QB, right? TD-INT 442-288 Passing yards 61,655 QB Rating 85.7 Completions-Attempts 5,377/8,758 Completion % 61.4 He is also a 9 time Pro Bowler, and a 7 time All Pro team. 3 consecutive MVPs. NFL 1990's all decade team. Super Bowl XXXI champion. Records in yards thrown, touchdowns thrown, consecutive QB starts, and starting QB wins (all for career). He's a definite Hall of Famer, and should be considered as a top 5 QB. Im not saying his not one of the top QB's he's up there, yes, he's really good. But Favre makes stupid throws that should never of been thrown. Nevertheless sometimes these throws do come down into his receivers hands, just as much as the defenders hands. Im not trying to put down Brett, he is a really great QB, i just dont know about a top 5 of all time. neutral He also manages his offense well, which you need to take into consideration. I don't really get what happened against the Giants though. He had all the opportunities on his side, at home, and blew it. He made mentally stupid choices in throwing the ball, and did not manage the offense well (such as not getting Grant more involved). You never know though. Favre may have seen his last game in the NFL. He is set to make a choice pretty soon. It would be a sad note to see him end his career on an NFC Championship losing interception, at home, in overtime. Yes, that it would. Was it just me or did it look like Eli took the cold better than Brett? Much better, I think. Again, no turnovers for Manning, and he managed the offense very well. The Giants came to play. The Packers gave up on the run game which failed early (if they kept at it, they probably could have found some big gains and we'd be talking about Patriots/Packers). In games like these, in the extreme cold, the most physical team will definitely win. The Giants played physical, and that came down to who pressured the opposing QB more, in this case. For reals. But the Packers, you could just tell dont want it as much as the Giants.
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Posted: Mon Jan 21, 2008 12:19 am
IndianapolisColtsFan Dude-LAP IndianapolisColtsFan Dude-LAP IndianapolisColtsFan Im not saying his not one of the top QB's he's up there, yes, he's really good. But Favre makes stupid throws that should never of been thrown. Nevertheless sometimes these throws do come down into his receivers hands, just as much as the defenders hands. Im not trying to put down Brett, he is a really great QB, i just dont know about a top 5 of all time. neutral He also manages his offense well, which you need to take into consideration. I don't really get what happened against the Giants though. He had all the opportunities on his side, at home, and blew it. He made mentally stupid choices in throwing the ball, and did not manage the offense well (such as not getting Grant more involved). You never know though. Favre may have seen his last game in the NFL. He is set to make a choice pretty soon. It would be a sad note to see him end his career on an NFC Championship losing interception, at home, in overtime. Yes, that it would. Was it just me or did it look like Eli took the cold better than Brett? Much better, I think. Again, no turnovers for Manning, and he managed the offense very well. The Giants came to play. The Packers gave up on the run game which failed early (if they kept at it, they probably could have found some big gains and we'd be talking about Patriots/Packers). In games like these, in the extreme cold, the most physical team will definitely win. The Giants played physical, and that came down to who pressured the opposing QB more, in this case. For reals. But the Packers, you could just tell dont want it as much as the Giants. It seems like the Packers wanted it more for the majority of the year. It just mysteriously vanished this game. The drive was not there anymore.
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