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Its kinda hard to argue with #1 and 2 on this list but I think its a pretty good list.
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Re: The NFL's 10 greatest QB rivalries of all time
I would have made Unitas Starr #1 with Staubach/ Bradshaw #3, they didn't play eah other enough. Unitas Starr was twice a year for first place cack when there was 1 palyoff game, the NFL championship.
I might have included Lamonica/Dawson for the AFL days there.
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Re: The NFL's 10 greatest QB rivalries of all time
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Originally Posted by smg93
Namath vs. Kolber didn't make it???
Speaking of Namath, the rivalry of Johnny Unitas vs. Joe Namath was a real stretch since they probably only played once, in SBIII, and an over the hill Unitas didn't come in until the second half. I like that they recognized Otto Graham vs. Bobby Layne, showing interest in the history of the game, but then, where's Sammy Baugh/Sid Luckman? The Brady/Manning picture, Peyton must have had his high heels on already. I didn't think he was that much taller than Tom.
Re: The NFL's 10 greatest QB rivalries of all time
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Originally Posted by Fanfrom1960
Speaking of Namath, the rivalry of Johnny Unitas vs. Joe Namath was a real stretch since they probably only played once, in SBIII, and an over the hill Unitas didn't come in until the second half. I like that they recognized Otto Graham vs. Bobby Layne, showing interest in the history of the game, but then, where's Sammy Baugh/Sid Luckman? The Brady/Manning picture, Peyton must have had his high heels on already. I didn't think he was that much taller than Tom.
Any historical perspective is welcomed by me. It is too bad most football fans think football began with the superbowl.
Re: The NFL's 10 greatest QB rivalries of all time
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Originally Posted by Fanfrom1960
Speaking of Namath, the rivalry of Johnny Unitas vs. Joe Namath was a real stretch since they probably only played once, in SBIII, and an over the hill Unitas didn't come in until the second half. I like that they recognized Otto Graham vs. Bobby Layne, showing interest in the history of the game, but then, where's Sammy Baugh/Sid Luckman? The Brady/Manning picture, Peyton must have had his high heels on already. I didn't think he was that much taller than Tom.
They didn't meet often, but didn't you see them mention Namath throwing for 496 yds. and six touchdowns? I know Unitas threw for over 400 yds. that game also, because I saw it.
That game was unbelievable, like the Bird vs. Dominique Williams game where they both went over 50.
Re: The NFL's 10 greatest QB rivalries of all time
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Originally Posted by Fanfrom1960
Speaking of Namath, the rivalry of Johnny Unitas vs. Joe Namath was a real stretch since they probably only played once, in SBIII, and an over the hill Unitas didn't come in until the second half. I like that they recognized Otto Graham vs. Bobby Layne, showing interest in the history of the game, but then, where's Sammy Baugh/Sid Luckman? The Brady/Manning picture, Peyton must have had his high heels on already. I didn't think he was that much taller than Tom.
I agree that Unitas Namath rivalry was a fake.
They were in separate leagues and didn't play each other.
Bart Starr vs John Unitas was much more a competition.
Baugh/Luckman should be there as well.
Namath had much more problems with the Raider's Lamonica and KC's QB Len Dawson