The 20 Greatest Quarterbacks In NFL History

dupree89

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Dan Fouts was better than Warren moon, IMO.

And Kenny stabler never gets a mention. You can't study raw numbers to understand how deadly he was .
 

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20. Ben Roethlisberger

19. Otto Graham

18. Sammy Baugh

17. Bart Starr

16. Fran Tarkenton

15. Terry Bradshaw

14. Jim Kelly

13. Drew Brees

12. Steve Young

11. Roger Staubach

10. Warren Moon

9. Troy Aikman

8. Johnny Unitas

7. Aaron Rodgers

6. Dan Marino

5. Brett Favre

4. Peyton Manning

3. John Elway

2. Joe Montana

1. Tom Brady
 

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20. Ben Roethlisberger

19. Otto Graham

18. Sammy Baugh

17. Bart Starr

16. Fran Tarkenton

15. Terry Bradshaw

14. Jim Kelly

13. Drew Brees

12. Steve Young

11. Roger Staubach

10. Warren Moon

9. Troy Aikman

8. Johnny Unitas

7. Aaron Rodgers

6. Dan Marino

5. Brett Favre

4. Peyton Manning

3. John Elway

2. Joe Montana

1. Tom Brady

#18 'slinging Sammy' Baugh,,,:thumbup:

Thanks for posting this list as I'm not in a clicking mood, @zekecowboy

Shoe horning Roethlisberger in this "list" is pretty desperate IMO
 

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20. Ben Roethlisberger

19. Otto Graham

18. Sammy Baugh

17. Bart Starr

16. Fran Tarkenton

15. Terry Bradshaw

14. Jim Kelly

13. Drew Brees

12. Steve Young

11. Roger Staubach

10. Warren Moon

9. Troy Aikman

8. Johnny Unitas

7. Aaron Rodgers

6. Dan Marino

5. Brett Favre

4. Peyton Manning

3. John Elway

2. Joe Montana

1. Tom Brady
1A. Tony Romo
 

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That's a list designed to make people mad IMO. Or was just written by a dope. I'm not sure there is any underlying logic to it since it's a mish-mash of genuine greats, people who just threw a high volume of passes, and guys with rings who were otherwise pedestrian for most of their careers.

Staubach is probably underrated even by Cowboys fans, never mind everybody else. Accounting for the era Staubach was basically Aaron Rodgers, only with more comebacks/game winning drives in fewer games played and more titles. He was that kind of HOLY CRAP player in his era that combined mobility with very high passing efficiency compared to his peers and big play ability.

Roethlisberger was the ultimate "just along for the ride" QB in 2005 who tried to choke away that Super Bowl but failed because of the defense and run game (and refs screwing over the Seahawks super hard). He has a long career of being nicely above average but not much else. Also he's a multiple "alleged" sex offender who deserves the respect of nobody.
 
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