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Terry Bradshaw Warren moon. Jim Kelly. They all should be at the top of the list in my opinionlooks good, I too was thinking they overlooked Bradshaw.
Terry Bradshaw Warren moon. Jim Kelly. They all should be at the top of the list in my opinionlooks good, I too was thinking they overlooked Bradshaw.
Brady Montana Marino shuffle them anyway you wantWhere do the Cowboys QBs rank among the Best All time QBs in NFL History:
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1) Tom Brady *
2) Joe Montana
3) Peyton Manning
4) Aaron Rodgers*
5) Drew Brees *
6) Dan Marino
7) John Elway
8) Brett Favre
9) Dan Fouts
10) Pat Mahomes *
11 Steve Young
12 Kurt Warner
13) Roger Staubach
14) Terry Bradshaw
15) Ben Rothlisberger
16) Russell Wilson *
17) Jim Kelly
18) Randall Cunningham
19) Troy Aikman
20) Warren Moon
Honorable mention: Tony Romo, Joe Namath, Phillip Rivers, Eli Manning
I listed mine here in according to the ones I've seen play or had research to some extend. Its so really hard to count those I've never seen play or not enough research tools available; ala YA Tittle, Jonny Unitas, Sammy Baugh, Fran Tarketon, Otto Graham, Sid Luckman Bart Starr etc. etc.
Dan Fouts shouldn’t even be on the list. And where is the snakeWhere do the Cowboys QBs rank among the Best All time QBs in NFL History:
( * still active)
1) Tom Brady *
2) Joe Montana
3) Peyton Manning
4) Aaron Rodgers*
5) Drew Brees *
6) Dan Marino
7) John Elway
8) Brett Favre
9) Dan Fouts
10) Pat Mahomes *
11 Steve Young
12 Kurt Warner
13) Roger Staubach
14) Terry Bradshaw
15) Ben Rothlisberger
16) Russell Wilson *
17) Jim Kelly
18) Randall Cunningham
19) Troy Aikman
20) Warren Moon
Honorable mention: Tony Romo, Joe Namath, Phillip Rivers, Eli Manning
I listed mine here in according to the ones I've seen play or had research to some extend. Its so really hard to count those I've never seen play or not enough research tools available; ala YA Tittle, Jonny Unitas, Sammy Baugh, Fran Tarketon, Otto Graham, Sid Luckman Bart Starr etc. etc.
I'm not a kelly fan. In big games, he always got hurtTerry Bradshaw Warren moon. Jim Kelly. They all should be at the top of the list in my opinion
4 straight Super BowlsI'm not a kelly fan. In big games, he always got hurt
I can’t believe the snake is not in that groupI'm not a kelly fan. In big games, he always got hurt
always "got hurt when he got behind" almost like it was his calling card.4 straight Super Bowls
Lists like this annoy me. I'm certain it was made by someone who never saw Staubach play live. You can't compare quarterbacks of different eras because the game has changed so much. Staubach played almost his entire career before the infamous bump and run rule change. You used to be able to rough up a receiver as much as you wanted until the ball was in the air. Plus, quarterbacks didn't enjoy anywhere near the protection they have now. QBs regularly got brutally slammed to the turf and it was totally legal. We're now in a pass happy league with QBs very well protected by newer rules. In Staubach's time, it was a grind-it-out on the ground game mostly, and if you went to pass, it was way riskier. To point, when Coach Landry brought in the shotgun formation in 1975, it was a bold and unusual move in such a running league. I'm not putting down current greats like Brady. I'm only saying the game is so different that you can't compare them. It's a little bit like comparing American football players to rugby players.
you were never out of a game if Roger got the ball back at the end of the game.I unfortunately never saw Roger live but from what I have seen in old games, highlights, etc, would it be a stretch to say that he was the Mahomes of that generation?
I unfortunately never saw Roger live but from what I have seen in old games, highlights, etc, would it be a stretch to say that he was the Mahomes of that generation?
You’re right that his spotlight keeps him in the discussion but he’s not even close to HOF material. Winning 2 playoff games, both wild card wins is just a very anemic record where it counts most for HOF voters- the playoffs. Dan Marino won 8 playoff games and did make it to a SB. Romo never came close. He will certainly be in the ROH soon, but never the HOF.Brace yourself because whether he is a first time HOF ballot call and 2nd, the HOF voters are gonna toss Romo is the HOF ballot casting because: .. he is a popular Cowboys player,
he's a national media darling, and now the most popular NFL color analysis broadcaster so his voice and face will be right door next to any HOF voters, once he's eligible.
The thing about Roger that never shows on a stat sheet is how much he raised the level of play of his team. And more importantly, look at how many times he made huge plays when you absolutely had to have it.I unfortunately never saw Roger live but from what I have seen in old games, highlights, etc, would it be a stretch to say that he was the Mahomes of that generation?
I saw Roger play at the Yale Bowl against the Giants. Yankee Stadium was being renovated so the Giants played in the soggy Yale Bowl. Roger didn't have a very good game passing mostly because the Cowboys steam-rolled them for about 200 yards of rushing.I unfortunately never saw Roger live but from what I have seen in old games, highlights, etc, would it be a stretch to say that he was the Mahomes of that generation?
Where do the Cowboys QBs rank among the Best All time QBs in NFL History:
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Steve Young does not belong on the same planet as most of these guys. Jerry gave him his only SB. Otherwise he's a brides maid
This. IF the DC were down big at halftime which was rare, you never left your seat knowing there would be a game in the 4th quarter.you were never out of a game if Roger got the ball back at the end of the game.
Where do the Cowboys QBs rank among the Best All time QBs in NFL History:
( * still active)
1) Tom Brady *
2) Joe Montana
3) Peyton Manning
4) Aaron Rodgers*
5) Drew Brees *
6) Dan Marino
7) John Elway
8) Brett Favre
9) Dan Fouts
10) Pat Mahomes *
11 Steve Young
12 Kurt Warner
13) Roger Staubach
14) Terry Bradshaw
15) Ben Rothlisberger
16) Russell Wilson *
17) Jim Kelly
18) Randall Cunningham
19) Troy Aikman
20) Warren Moon
Honorable mention: Tony Romo, Joe Namath, Phillip Rivers, Eli Manning
I listed mine here in according to the ones I've seen play or had research to some extend. Its so really hard to count those I've never seen play or not enough research tools available; ala YA Tittle, Jonny Unitas, Sammy Baugh, Fran Tarketon, Otto Graham, Sid Luckman Bart Starr etc. etc.
Where do the Cowboys QBs rank among the Best All time QBs in NFL History:
( * still active)
1) Tom Brady *
2) Joe Montana
3) Peyton Manning
4) Aaron Rodgers*
5) Drew Brees *
6) Dan Marino
7) John Elway
8) Brett Favre
9) Dan Fouts
10) Pat Mahomes *
11 Steve Young
12 Kurt Warner
13) Roger Staubach
14) Terry Bradshaw
15) Ben Rothlisberger
16) Russell Wilson *
17) Jim Kelly
18) Randall Cunningham
19) Troy Aikman
20) Warren Moon
Honorable mention: Tony Romo, Joe Namath, Phillip Rivers, Eli Manning
I listed mine here in according to the ones I've seen play or had research to some extend. Its so really hard to count those I've never seen play or not enough research tools available; ala YA Tittle, Jonny Unitas, Sammy Baugh, Fran Tarketon, Otto Graham, Sid Luckman Bart Starr etc. etc.