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Also by any standard Wilson is 3x the QB Namath was.Ask any NFL Historian who the bigger deal is... Joe Namath or Russell Wilson.
I'll wait.
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Also by any standard Wilson is 3x the QB Namath was.Ask any NFL Historian who the bigger deal is... Joe Namath or Russell Wilson.
I'll wait.
Okay, ask any historian.. who is a bigger deal in NFL History.. Joe Namath or Big Ben.Are you drinking? I said Wilson isnt a HOFer. We are discussing Rothlisberger. Try to keep up.
They would say Ben. You’re fucking stupid if you think otherwise.Okay, ask any historian.. who is a bigger deal in NFL History.. Joe Namath or Big Ben.
I'll wait.
I disagree. Did you just watch highlights, or the entire game?Russell Wilson had the best pocket presence I ever saw. Not wild scrambling when the pocket collapses but taking a few steps to buy more time.
Okay, ask any historian.. who is a bigger deal in NFL History.. Joe Namath or Big Ben.
I'll wait.
Loved the Raiders growing up. One of my old high school alumnus was Marcus Allen. I graduated some years ahead of him, but knew his entire family and went to the same church in the same community. I also followed the Chiefs since Len Dawson was their QB, mainly because my parents were from the KC area, and were diehard Chiefs fans. So this coming Monday will be a big event in my house….LolRaiders fan? Al Davis and speed?
All great individual players. And there are many more. I just felt that as an organization , outside of Don Coryell, they made some horrendous coaching choices.Fouts?
Kellen Winslow?
Ladamlian Thomlonson?
Peyton has twoWhile we're on the subject of SB victories mattering...
Peyton Manning v. Eli Manning.
One has 1 SB...one has 2 SB.
Does anyone think Eli is a HOF QB but Peyton is not?
While we're on the subject of SB victories mattering...
Peyton Manning v. Eli Manning.
One has 1 SB...one has 2 SB.
Does anyone think Eli is a HOF QB but Peyton is not?
Peyton has 2While we're on the subject of SB victories mattering...
Peyton Manning v. Eli Manning.
One has 1 SB...one has 2 SB.
Does anyone think Eli is a HOF QB but Peyton is not?
But after seeing his play so far this year if he doesn’t turn it around that’s in question.
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Post a list of all time great QBs where Namath is ahead of Rothlisberger. I’ll wait.
His numbers in Denver suck. If that is an indication of his future production then I'd say his HOF chances aren't too good.
The difference being that Jackie Robinson was actually elite at his position. Something Joe Namath never was. His team beating the Colts doesnt change that. How many TD's did Namath throw in that game? Namath played in a total of 3 PO games in his CAREER. He threw 3 TD's and 4 int's He's not a HOF'er. 66-70-4 is his win loss record. 173 TD's vs 220 int's Not a HOF'er. 50% completion percentage. NOT A HOF'er. Only one year in his career did he throw more TD's than picks. NOT A FUCKING HOF'ER.1. Different eras, need more factors considered
2. Greatness in sports history isn’t always bland career numbers. There’s special exceptions like Jackie Robinson breaking the color barrier as a legendary day in sports, I don’t think that can be debated
So are Geno Smith's... Had Wilson stayed in Seattle and continued on the trajectory he was on there I dont think this debate is happening. Him leaving and his play in Denver coupled with Smith's success puts those numbers in question. Was it Russ or the system. That debate happened ot some degree with Brady when he left NE for Tampa during that first off season. Was it Brady or Belichick. Had Brady gone to Tampa and flopped and NE done well with Cam, or Jones, people would be asking some of these same questions.But his numbers in Seattle were good.
They don't count for anything?
So are Geno Smith's... Had Wilson stayed in Seattle and continued on the trajectory he was on there I dont think this debate is happening. Him leaving and his play in Denver coupled with Smith's success puts those numbers in question. Was it Russ or the system. That debate happened ot some degree with Brady when he left NE for Tampa during that first off season. Was it Brady or Belichick. Had Brady gone to Tampa and flopped and NE done well with Cam, or Jones, people would be asking some of these same questions.
I didnt say Geno was a HOF'er based on the 4 games he's played this year, or that he has HOF numbers. But his numbers are top 10 so far in that system. That's just a fact. That coupled with Russ's dismal performance so far this year calls his numbers in Seattle into question. And Wilson never had off the charts numbers in Seattle to begin with. They were a defensive, run centric offense. It's why he wanted to leave in the first place.Please tell me you're not trying to compare Geno Smith to Russell Wilson. Geno Smith's numbers at Seattle are dismal' a record of 3-4 over the last three years.
The inescapable fact here is that Wilson had a stellar career with HOF numbers. Calling all of that into question five games into a season with a new team is just silly.
And it doesn't really matter if it's the player or the "system"...
I didnt say Geno was a HOF'er based on the 4 games he's played this year, or that he has HOF numbers. But his numbers are top 10 so far in that system. That's just a fact. That coupled with Russ's dismal performance so far this year calls his numbers in Seattle into question. And Wilson never had off the charts numbers in Seattle to begin with. They were a defensive, run centric offense. It's why he wanted to leave in the first place.
He's only been in the top 10 in passing stats 4 times in his career and never above 6. (The other 3 times were twice at 9 and once at 10). If Geno ends up at 9 or 10 he's on par with what Wilson produced at his best in Seattle.