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I'm going to cheat and do two lists because I think the game has really become so different because of the rules it's impossible to correlate one era with another.
Johnny Unitas, Roger Staubach, Joe Montana & Otto Graham are going on my list for playing quarterback under the "old" football rules when it was still legal to hit a quarterback.
Tom Brady, Peyton Manning and Aaron Rogers would go on my list for playing under the current rules where quarterbacks should wear a skirt they are so protected. I'm only doing those three and I'll keep a spot open on the modern Mt. Rushmore for the next big thing. Could be Andrew Luck...
I'm going to cheat and do two lists because I think the game has really become so different because of the rules it's impossible to correlate one era with another.
Johnny Unitas, Roger Staubach, Joe Montana & Otto Graham are going on my list for playing quarterback under the "old" football rules when it was still legal to hit a quarterback.
Tom Brady, Peyton Manning and Aaron Rogers would go on my list for playing under the current rules where quarterbacks should wear a skirt they are so protected. I'm only doing those three and I'll keep a spot open on the modern Mt. Rushmore for the next big thing. Could be Andrew Luck...
Andrew Luck is a mirage. He is a promise unfulfilled. He put up 7 points in the most important game of his career.
After tomorrow he will be two Lombardi's behind Wilson.
Modern list based on Super Bowl wins. Bradshaw and Montana at 100 percent winning percentage.
Terry Bradshaw 4
Joe Montana 4
Troy Aikman 3
Tom Brady 3
List for what they did for the game.
Johnny Unitas
YA Tittle
Joe Montana
Joe Namath
I'm going to cheat and do two lists because I think the game has really become so different because of the rules it's impossible to correlate one era with another.
Johnny Unitas, Roger Staubach, Joe Montana & Otto Graham are going on my list for playing quarterback under the "old" football rules when it was still legal to hit a quarterback.
Tom Brady, Peyton Manning and Aaron Rogers would go on my list for playing under the current rules where quarterbacks should wear a skirt they are so protected. I'm only doing those three and I'll keep a spot open on the modern Mt. Rushmore for the next big thing. Could be Andrew Luck...
Andrew Luck is a mirage. He is a promise unfulfilled. He put up 7 points in the most important game of his career.
After tomorrow he will be two Lombardi's behind Wilson.
Luck is by far the most talented player on the team, Wilson is surrounded by talent, tough to compare the two as far as that goes.
If Luck was on the Hawks, the Hawks would still be contenders for the Super Bowl, if Wilson was in Indianapolis, they'd be struggling, just as they are today.
Modern list based on Super Bowl wins. Bradshaw and Montana at 100 percent winning percentage.
Terry Bradshaw 4
Joe Montana 4
Troy Aikman 3
Tom Brady 3
List for what they did for the game.
Johnny Unitas
YA Tittle
Joe Montana
Joe Namath
I understand your reasoning. I personally wouldn't put Bradshaw up there simply because he had a fantastic team around him in the pre-free agency era. If the NFL today didn't have free agency Brady would probably have 5 rings and Aikman perhaps just as many. Just for me rings are important but it's not the QBs fault if the team doesn't give him tools to work with hence the reason why I put Marino on my list above those who won titles. Just my opinion
I'm going to cheat and do two lists because I think the game has really become so different because of the rules it's impossible to correlate one era with another.
Johnny Unitas, Roger Staubach, Joe Montana & Otto Graham are going on my list for playing quarterback under the "old" football rules when it was still legal to hit a quarterback.
Tom Brady, Peyton Manning and Aaron Rogers would go on my list for playing under the current rules where quarterbacks should wear a skirt they are so protected. I'm only doing those three and I'll keep a spot open on the modern Mt. Rushmore for the next big thing. Could be Andrew Luck...
Andrew Luck is a mirage. He is a promise unfulfilled. He put up 7 points in the most important game of his career.
After tomorrow he will be two Lombardi's behind Wilson.
Luck is by far the most talented player on the team, Wilson is surrounded by talent, tough to compare the two as far as that goes.
If Luck was on the Hawks, the Hawks would still be contenders for the Super Bowl, if Wilson was in Indianapolis, they'd be struggling, just as they are today.
I have grown a little tired of the Luck/Wilson debate. To me it's Ford or Chevy. Luck is probably a better pure passer (but probably not by as much as people think) and Wilson is probably a more versatile player as far as scrambling and rushing (although again probably not by as much as people think). I am happy with Wilson and wouldn't trade him for Luck and I imagine Colts fans feel similarly about their quarterback. To me it's a discussion that is probably too early to have
Modern list based on Super Bowl wins. Bradshaw and Montana at 100 percent winning percentage.
Terry Bradshaw 4
Joe Montana 4
Troy Aikman 3
Tom Brady 3
List for what they did for the game.
Johnny Unitas
YA Tittle
Joe Montana
Joe Namath
I understand your reasoning. I personally wouldn't put Bradshaw up there simply because he had a fantastic team around him in the pre-free agency era. If the NFL today didn't have free agency Brady would probably have 5 rings and Aikman perhaps just as many. Just for me rings are important but it's not the QBs fault if the team doesn't give him tools to work with hence the reason why I put Marino on my list above those who won titles. Just my opinion
Bradshaw was a winner with a 111 passing record in the playoffs. All the winning quarterbacks had fantastic team surrounding them. Take Rothlisburg for example. He won a Super Bowl in his rookie season by carrying the team to the SB. His performance in the SB was pretty damn bad but the rest of the team stepped up.
Bradshaw always did what was needed to win.
BTW, Marino was quarterback in the same era and never won a SB.
Modern list based on Super Bowl wins. Bradshaw and Montana at 100 percent winning percentage.
Terry Bradshaw 4
Joe Montana 4
Troy Aikman 3
Tom Brady 3
List for what they did for the game.
Johnny Unitas
YA Tittle
Joe Montana
Joe Namath
I understand your reasoning. I personally wouldn't put Bradshaw up there simply because he had a fantastic team around him in the pre-free agency era. If the NFL today didn't have free agency Brady would probably have 5 rings and Aikman perhaps just as many. Just for me rings are important but it's not the QBs fault if the team doesn't give him tools to work with hence the reason why I put Marino on my list above those who won titles. Just my opinion
Bradshaw was a winner with a 111 passing record in the playoffs. All the winning quarterbacks had fantastic team surrounding them. Take Rothlisburg for example. He won a Super Bowl in his rookie season by carrying the team to the SB. His performance in the SB was pretty damn bad but the rest of the team stepped up.
Bradshaw always did what was needed to win.
BTW, Marino was quarterback in the same era and never won a SB.
Roethlisberger won in his second year, not his rookie season. I don't believe there has ever been a QB who won the Super Bowl as a starter in his rookie season. Regardless, I am not taking away from what Bradshaw did. He is a HOF quarterback and deserves to be.
Modern list based on Super Bowl wins. Bradshaw and Montana at 100 percent winning percentage.
Terry Bradshaw 4
Joe Montana 4
Troy Aikman 3
Tom Brady 3
List for what they did for the game.
Johnny Unitas
YA Tittle
Joe Montana
Joe Namath
I understand your reasoning. I personally wouldn't put Bradshaw up there simply because he had a fantastic team around him in the pre-free agency era. If the NFL today didn't have free agency Brady would probably have 5 rings and Aikman perhaps just as many. Just for me rings are important but it's not the QBs fault if the team doesn't give him tools to work with hence the reason why I put Marino on my list above those who won titles. Just my opinion
Bradshaw was a winner with a 111 passing record in the playoffs. All the winning quarterbacks had fantastic team surrounding them. Take Rothlisburg for example. He won a Super Bowl in his rookie season by carrying the team to the SB. His performance in the SB was pretty damn bad but the rest of the team stepped up.
Bradshaw always did what was needed to win.
BTW, Marino was quarterback in the same era and never won a SB.
Roethlisberger won in his second year, not his rookie season. I don't believe there has ever been a QB who won the Super Bowl as a starter in his rookie season. Regardless, I am not taking away from what Bradshaw did. He is a HOF quarterback and deserves to be.
I stand corrected.
I'm going to cheat and do two lists because I think the game has really become so different because of the rules it's impossible to correlate one era with another.
Johnny Unitas, Roger Staubach, Joe Montana & Otto Graham are going on my list for playing quarterback under the "old" football rules when it was still legal to hit a quarterback.
Tom Brady, Peyton Manning and Aaron Rogers would go on my list for playing under the current rules where quarterbacks should wear a skirt they are so protected. I'm only doing those three and I'll keep a spot open on the modern Mt. Rushmore for the next big thing. Could be Andrew Luck...
Andrew Luck is a mirage. He is a promise unfulfilled. He put up 7 points in the most important game of his career.
After tomorrow he will be two Lombardi's behind Wilson.
Luck is by far the most talented player on the team, Wilson is surrounded by talent, tough to compare the two as far as that goes.
If Luck was on the Hawks, the Hawks would still be contenders for the Super Bowl, if Wilson was in Indianapolis, they'd be struggling, just as they are today.
I have grown a little tired of the Luck/Wilson debate. To me it's Ford or Chevy. Luck is probably a better pure passer (but probably not by as much as people think) and Wilson is probably a more versatile player as far as scrambling and rushing (although again probably not by as much as people think). I am happy with Wilson and wouldn't trade him for Luck and I imagine Colts fans feel similarly about their quarterback. To me it's a discussion that is probably too early to have
I'm going to cheat and do two lists because I think the game has really become so different because of the rules it's impossible to correlate one era with another.
Johnny Unitas, Roger Staubach, Joe Montana & Otto Graham are going on my list for playing quarterback under the "old" football rules when it was still legal to hit a quarterback.
Tom Brady, Peyton Manning and Aaron Rogers would go on my list for playing under the current rules where quarterbacks should wear a skirt they are so protected. I'm only doing those three and I'll keep a spot open on the modern Mt. Rushmore for the next big thing. Could be Andrew Luck...
Andrew Luck is a mirage. He is a promise unfulfilled. He put up 7 points in the most important game of his career.
After tomorrow he will be two Lombardi's behind Wilson.
Luck is by far the most talented player on the team, Wilson is surrounded by talent, tough to compare the two as far as that goes.
If Luck was on the Hawks, the Hawks would still be contenders for the Super Bowl, if Wilson was in Indianapolis, they'd be struggling, just as they are today.
I have grown a little tired of the Luck/Wilson debate. To me it's Ford or Chevy. Luck is probably a better pure passer (but probably not by as much as people think) and Wilson is probably a more versatile player as far as scrambling and rushing (although again probably not by as much as people think). I am happy with Wilson and wouldn't trade him for Luck and I imagine Colts fans feel similarly about their quarterback. To me it's a discussion that is probably too early to have
Hugs brought it up, I think they are two good QBs and time will tell.
I'm going to cheat and do two lists because I think the game has really become so different because of the rules it's impossible to correlate one era with another.
Johnny Unitas, Roger Staubach, Joe Montana & Otto Graham are going on my list for playing quarterback under the "old" football rules when it was still legal to hit a quarterback.
Tom Brady, Peyton Manning and Aaron Rogers would go on my list for playing under the current rules where quarterbacks should wear a skirt they are so protected. I'm only doing those three and I'll keep a spot open on the modern Mt. Rushmore for the next big thing. Could be Andrew Luck...
Andrew Luck is a mirage. He is a promise unfulfilled. He put up 7 points in the most important game of his career.
After tomorrow he will be two Lombardi's behind Wilson.
Luck is by far the most talented player on the team, Wilson is surrounded by talent, tough to compare the two as far as that goes.
If Luck was on the Hawks, the Hawks would still be contenders for the Super Bowl, if Wilson was in Indianapolis, they'd be struggling, just as they are today.
I have grown a little tired of the Luck/Wilson debate. To me it's Ford or Chevy. Luck is probably a better pure passer (but probably not by as much as people think) and Wilson is probably a more versatile player as far as scrambling and rushing (although again probably not by as much as people think). I am happy with Wilson and wouldn't trade him for Luck and I imagine Colts fans feel similarly about their quarterback. To me it's a discussion that is probably too early to have
Hugs brought it up, I think they are two good QBs and time will tell.
Yeah....I think the one thing everyone can probably agree upon is that RGIII is no longer in the conversation.
I'm going to cheat and do two lists because I think the game has really become so different because of the rules it's impossible to correlate one era with another.
Johnny Unitas, Roger Staubach, Joe Montana & Otto Graham are going on my list for playing quarterback under the "old" football rules when it was still legal to hit a quarterback.
Tom Brady, Peyton Manning and Aaron Rogers would go on my list for playing under the current rules where quarterbacks should wear a skirt they are so protected. I'm only doing those three and I'll keep a spot open on the modern Mt. Rushmore for the next big thing. Could be Andrew Luck...
Andrew Luck is a mirage. He is a promise unfulfilled. He put up 7 points in the most important game of his career.
After tomorrow he will be two Lombardi's behind Wilson.
Luck is by far the most talented player on the team, Wilson is surrounded by talent, tough to compare the two as far as that goes.
If Luck was on the Hawks, the Hawks would still be contenders for the Super Bowl, if Wilson was in Indianapolis, they'd be struggling, just as they are today.
I have grown a little tired of the Luck/Wilson debate. To me it's Ford or Chevy. Luck is probably a better pure passer (but probably not by as much as people think) and Wilson is probably a more versatile player as far as scrambling and rushing (although again probably not by as much as people think). I am happy with Wilson and wouldn't trade him for Luck and I imagine Colts fans feel similarly about their quarterback. To me it's a discussion that is probably too early to have
Hugs brought it up, I think they are two good QBs and time will tell.
Yeah....I think the one thing everyone can probably agree upon is that RGIII is no longer in the conversation.