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Post by Scott Joyce on Feb 13, 2006 18:40:02 GMT -5
This is naturally based solely on opinion and if you have one thats not marked in the catergory feel free to place them in your post.
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Post by Scott Joyce on Feb 13, 2006 18:42:46 GMT -5
I had to go with Elway because the way he would always bounce back. After losing 3 SBs he still came back to win back to backs. Along with all the game winning drives the man was never out of a game no matter how much time was on the clock.
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Post by Iceman on Feb 14, 2006 23:00:33 GMT -5
Elway all the way. Geez, the man made it to 5 Superbowls all by himself becaue he always had different players and was still able to get there, and win 2. The Comeback Kid. He had an arm of a Rifle Man and when he threw the football it was solid like a Cannon Ball.
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Post by Alpha Clash on Apr 30, 2006 19:09:34 GMT -5
I'm still kind of old school when it comes to NFL QBs. I've watched Unitas, Tarkenton, Baugh and so many others. Elway is the popular pick but I still gotta go with Joe Montana. Elway had a lot of comeback wins but so did Montana. Plus Joe's got more rings...that gets my vote.
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Post by Iceman on May 4, 2006 1:09:59 GMT -5
I'm still kind of old school when it comes to NFL QBs. I've watched Unitas, Tarkenton, Baugh and so many others. Elway is the popular pick but I still gotta go with Joe Montana. Elway had a lot of comeback wins but so did Montana. Plus Joe's got more rings...that gets my vote. Lol, well I don't know if Montana had many comeback wins considering they were always winning the games from the start, lol. Geez, if Elway had Jerry Rice to through too they would of broke every record in the book, lol. Roger Graig was no joke either, too bad Elway didn't have talent to surround him until the end of his career.  |
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Post by Alpha Clash on May 4, 2006 21:23:47 GMT -5
True. But if you watch the early Montana...early 80s...he didn't have much talent until 87. Took a few years.
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Post by Scott Joyce on May 12, 2006 19:11:18 GMT -5
I believe an argument could be made for Marino. The guy was the best QB to never win a Superbowl and he was never really blessed with alot of talent around him either. But he still managed to become on the NFLs greatest QBs. I also thought alot of Jim Kelly not just because Im a Bills fan but the guy was a pretty good QB who had some great recievers but sadly never brought home the ring.
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Post by Alpha Clash on May 12, 2006 23:09:22 GMT -5
Yeah Marino had an amazing arm and not talent, other than Mark Clayton to throw to. Elway I think had better players around him than Marino ever did. Good point, Scottingraham. Almost forgot about Dan....I don't know how.
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Post by Iceman on May 19, 2006 1:14:06 GMT -5
Well Marino was great, and I think was in a similar spot as Elway for most of his career, the most obvious being they both never had a RB, then Elway finally got one in Terrell Davis and won Super Bowls, but still Elway got them to the Superbowl 3 times without Davis, while Marino never did (only once), and they had similar WRs too, Clayton and Duper were a great 1 2 punch, simliar to Mark Jackson and Vance Johnson.
Jim Kelly was good, but I don't think ever put up great All-Star stats. Did he? And he definitely had a team around him (offensively and defensively), lol.
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Post by Scott Joyce on May 20, 2006 18:51:44 GMT -5
Kelly was great but even as a Bills fan I will admit he wasnt at the same level of a Marino or Elway by no stretch. One reason I believe this is he had talent around him. Andre Reed, James Lofton, and Thruman Thomas on the offense. Bruce Smith, Darrell Talley, Cornelius Bennett, and others on defense. No reason the Bills should be 0-4 in the SB.
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Post by Alpha Clash on May 20, 2006 20:40:33 GMT -5
Very true. But the teams they faced in the last 3 were far superior to them and the scoreboard showed it. The Buffalo-Giants SB is still the greatest Super Bowl ever.
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Post by Ivan Putski on Jun 7, 2006 16:02:44 GMT -5
troy aikman. hands down the greatest of all time. i do have stats to back it up if anyone wants to talk trash.
actually otto graham, but that was the 50's
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Post by Iceman on Jun 14, 2006 0:57:21 GMT -5
troy aikman. hands down the greatest of all time. i do have stats to back it up if anyone wants to talk trash. That's funny, he barely made the Hall of Fame, even Dan Marino was better than Troy, Steve Young too, lol. Troy Aikman was barely at the same level as Jim Kelly, and I don't even think he was. |
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Post by Flame of Kane on Jun 14, 2006 6:29:15 GMT -5
michael vick.  |
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Post by Ivan Putski on Jun 25, 2006 18:58:47 GMT -5
troy was 2-0 vs kelly in super bowls and 2-1 vs young in nfc championships. he also has the highest qb rating in the post season. 3-0 over marino in rings. and what do you mean barely made the hall of fame? you are either in or not.
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