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Its so surprising that people rank Rodgers and Brees( both great QBs no doubt) ahead of Brady because they had two of the best statistical seasons ever........ what ppl need to understand is that the league is getting increasingly "PASS HAPPY" and we will see records broken each and every year.. I am pretty sure JaMarcus Russell would throw for 5k yards if he was still playing lol.....
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Meh. I'm awfully tired of rankings at this point. I get that they are conversation starters, but it just seems that now we have to summarize everything not with analysis but with numbers. While I like Jaws - this is just one list to many for me, so I don't care where he has him.
Anyway, Brady was one pass away from making all these conversations moot, didn't happen; let's just hope it happens in 7 months since I can't take another offseason of who-ranks-where-crap.
Meh. I'm awfully tired of rankings at this point. I get that they are conversation starters, but it just seems that now we have to summarize everything not with analysis but with numbers. While I like Jaws - this is just one list to many for me, so I don't care where he has him.
Anyway, Brady was one pass away from making all these conversations moot, didn't happen; let's just hope it happens in 7 months since I can't take another offseason of who-ranks-where-crap.
Agreed 100%, except for one point. He made the pass. It wasn't caught.
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Its so surprising that people rank Rodgers and Brees( both great QBs no doubt) ahead of Brady because they had two of the best statistical seasons ever........ what ppl need to understand is that the league is getting increasingly "PASS HAPPY" and we will see records broken each and every year.. I am pretty sure JaMarcus Russell would throw for 5k yards if he was still playing lol.....
I didn't (and will not) bother to go to the original article or clip, but from what the link suggests, Jaws is judging based on whom he would pick to start a team today and puts Brady three not because of his abilities but because of his age.
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It is what it is. It wasn't what it wasn't.
I think the discussion was pretty much beaten to death in the thread on the NFL Network's Top 100 Countdown from about a week ago. There's really nothing new to add.
Three good quarterbacks, all pretty close in skill and production. Valid cases can be made for all three. Something to stir debate and increase web page views and television ratings during this, the slowest part of the off season.
I agree that it has become almost impossible to judge passing stats from different years. About the only way you can do it is compare players against their peers, and go from there. Kerry Collins ranks 10th all-time in career passing yards, what does that tell you? Four of the six best single-seasons for passing yards took place last year. The NFL record book for passing and receiving stats has become a joke.
I didn't (and will not) bother to go to the original article or clip, but from what the link suggests, Jaws is judging based on whom he would pick to start a team today and puts Brady three not because of his abilities but because of his age.
Nope, which is why you should read anything before you comment on it. Jaws opined that Brady could rise to #1 after this season. Not sure what he has to do. Anxiously awaiting the breakdown of the two who didn't even get to a conference championship...it was the idiot Walker who injected the age if you were building comment, as if his opinion matters.
I used to watch Jaws a lot before NFLN came along and ESPN canned much of it's earlier breakdown work. Thought he was pretty interesting. Then watching him fawn all over his former team and that QB of theirs I lost all respect for his opinions.
That said, Reiss had it earlier and included the entire opinion and not just the initial part as Walker did before adding his own 2 cents.
Nope, which is why you should read anything before you comment on it. Jaws opined that Brady could rise to #1 after this season. Not sure what he has to do. Anxiously awaiting the breakdown of the two who didn't even get to a conference championship...it was the idiot Walker who injected the age if you were building comment, as if his opinion matters.
I used to watch Jaws a lot before NFLN came along and ESPN canned much of it's earlier breakdown work. Thought he was pretty interesting. Then watching him fawn all over his former team and that QB of theirs I lost all respect for his opinions.
That said, Reiss had it earlier and included the entire opinion and not just the initial part as Walker did before adding his own 2 cents.
Thanks for the clarification. I guess I was commenting on a comment about a comment, sort of "meta-commenting." I'm still not going to bother going to the original.
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It is what it is. It wasn't what it wasn't.
Do I think Tom Brady is number three? Definitely not, but it's not like he's being compared to two clowns here.
After all, one of the guys that we are talking about led his team to a 15-1 record, earned MVP honors, and threw for 45 TD passes. Oh, and the season before that he won a Super Bowl while earning SB MVP honors.
The other guy, he led his team to a Super Bowl before that. He is the QB of one of the most feared offenses in the league, led his team to the #3 seed, and set records while doing so.
There are three great QBs in the league right now. No matter who is ranking them, SOMEONE needs to be three. No matter who it is fans of the number #3 QB team will be outraged. But let's remember, they are being compared to each other (each a great QB). It's not like Brady is getting outranked by Sanchez or Tebow or something.
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Aaron Rodgers is the best player in football and is playing as well as anyone in NFL history right now. I'm not sure he even has a weakness. There's no doubt that he'd succeed with any team... the guy is just awesome.
Drew Brees, not so much. I have never been impressed watching Brees throw jump balls to athletic receivers and racking up yards by dumping off passes to running backs. He plays 15-16 games a year either in a dome or in pristine conditions. Put Brees in cold weather and watch what happens to his elite status... I think he'd rank between 5-7 among QBs. Brees is also the garbage yardage king of the world.