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Originally Posted by WhiskeyBreath
Where the hell is Peyton Manning?
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He did not rank. Ouch.
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When it comes to the "greatest" QB debate, I look at this way: Which QB would you want starting for your team if you needed to win one game? With that, I'll go with Tom Brady over everybody else. His hatred of losing, combined with his ability to make big plays in crucial situations makes him No. 1 in my book.
Brady does have the unique combination of intangible leadership, championships won, leading his team to a perfect regular season and increasingly great statistics.
True. I thought about Baugh. I like the Brady pick, too, but I think I like him because he reminds me of Montana. Calm, cool and one of those guys who just wins all the time.
One day, Peyton Manning might just break some of Favre's prominent passing records. Any thoughts on where Manning sits on this list?
In head-to-head with Brady in the postseason, he doesn't. And one thing about Brady, who are the other offensive stars around him?
Manning is a great QB, no doubt, and he has the one title. He's one to watch, I think. He still has five years or so left in him, but the Colts are getting old.
In terms of Super Bowl wins, MVPs, Pro Bowls, statistics and leadership ... the short list is Graham, Unitas, Montana, Brady ... not in that order.
I love Marino and idolized him when I attempted to play QB in high school. But I can't call him the greatest ever because of the lack of titles. I want to do it, but I can't.