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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.Great list I agree with this.my list is
1. Montana
2. Unitas
3. Elway
4. Staubach
5. Bradshaw
6. Graham
7. Starr
8. Favre
9. Brady
10. Manning
in 5 years i could see putting Brady and Manning up in the top 5. As it is, they are hall of famers already.
And don't forget that Staubach put in his four years in the Navy after graduating from the Naval Academy and before joining the Cowboys.Great points all. Yeah, I think they added an official in '78 too to police the five yard rule.
Staubach did pretty well anyway at 83.4 for a QB who spent virtually his entire career pre 78. The modern-era guy who suffers on the Pass rating is Bradshaw who played most of his career pre 78 and whose Pass rating of 70.9 belies his impact. Interestingly enough, Montana began his pro career in 79.
(BTW, Otto Graham's Pass rating was 78.17; Y.A. Tittle's was 73.65; Sid Luckman's was 75.01.)
I guess the bottom line is that no one measure is perfect, which is why matching results on multiple "lists" is kind of interesting.
Based on (just the overrated ones)? Did you watch them play?My Top 10 Qb 's of all time
1 Montana
2 Unitas
3 Brady
4 Starr
5 Farve
6 Manning
7 Elway
8 Staubach
9 Fouts
10 Marino
5 Most overated Qb's of all time
1 Jim Kelly
2 Steve Young
3 Terry Bradshaw
4 Joe Namath
5 Troy Aikman
I would take Staubach over Aikman any day..
how is steve young overrated?? the man won two mvp's!!My Top 10 Qb 's of all time
1 Montana
2 Unitas
3 Brady
4 Starr
5 Farve
6 Manning
7 Elway
8 Staubach
9 Fouts
10 Marino
5 Most overated Qb's of all time
1 Jim Kelly
2 Steve Young
3 Terry Bradshaw
4 Joe Namath
5 Troy Aikman
I would take Staubach over Aikman any day..
My Top 10 Qb 's of all time
5 Most overated Qb's of all time
1 Jim Kelly
2 Steve Young
3 Terry Bradshaw
4 Joe Namath
5 Troy Aikman
I would take Staubach over Aikman any day..
One reasonably objective way to judge top Qbs is by playoff victory totals as starters (or coming off the bench to lead a team to victory), with Sbs victories as a tie breaker. That shows that a Qb was the head of a winning organization over a long period of time. It does not penalize a QB for not "winning the big one", but rewards him for doing so. Since the merger in 1970, here are the QB playoff victory standings:
1. Montana 16 (4 Sb wins)
2. Bradshaw 14 (4 Sbs wins)
3. Elway 14 (2 Sb wins, 3 Sb losses)
4. Brady 12 (3 Sb wins)
5. Staubach 12 (2 Sb wins, 2 Sb losses)
6. Aikman 11 (3 Sb wins)
7. Favre 11 (1 Sb win, 1 Sb loss)
8. Kelly 9 (4 Sb losses)
9. Plunkett 8 (2 Sb wins)
10. Young 8 (1 Sb win)
11. Marino 8 (1 Sb loss)
12. (tie) Stabler 7 (1 Sb win)
Manning 7 (1 Sb win)
13. McNabb 7 (1 Sb loss)
14. Theisman 6 (1 Sb win, 1 Sb loss)
15. Simms 6 (1 Sb win)
16. Tarkenton 6 (3 Sb losses)
17. Danny White 6
18. Warner 5 (1 Sb win, 1 Sb loss)
19. Roethlisberger 5 (1 Sb win)
20. McNair 5 (1 Sb loss)
| 18 | 529 |
| 4 | 385 |
| 14 | 1K |
| 18 | 434 |
| 13 | 4K |
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