Oh, alright. Hey patriots111, did you hear about Wes Welker? Got a multi-year offer from the Broncos.
The greatest quarterback of all-time
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Elway,Marino,Brady in that order. Tough to compare though it's too much of a team sport. These did the most with who ever was plugged in to the huddle.
Everyone always leaves Otto Graham out of the argument. He dominated the league in a way Montana, Brady, et al can't do.
Mar 13, 2013
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#29
Yes, but everyone remebers Graham for being 7-10 in the AFL/NFL Championships.
Joe Montana. That was easy!
When Chuck Norris played football he went by the name "Otto Graham." True story.
Since i am a Steeler fan i will have to defend my guy and say that i can't believe no one has said Terry Bradshaw, he only won 4 Superbowls pretty darn good if you ask me.
Mar 14, 2013
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#36
Put him higher than that! Patriot, he won 4 Super Bowls for Pete's sake. Put him at least #17 or somethin.
mapquestboy wrote:
Yes, but everyone remebers Graham for being 7-10 in the AFL/NFL Championships.
I don't think that is a correct stat. He was 105-17-4 regular season as a starter, and led the Browns to 10 straight championship games, and still holds the NFL record for career average yards per attempt. I like Montana and Unitas too and good arguments can be made for Brady, Manning and others. Staubach is left out too. But Otto Graham belongs in this conversation. It's just none of us have ever seen him play. Google him. His career was amazing.
Mar 14, 2013
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#38
I thought that he had like 90W-30L. Wow, didn't know that Burke! Thanks.
Mar 14, 2013
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#39
Although i would have to agree with anyone who mentioned Joe Montana i would like to add that my favorite qb of all time i Terri Bradshaw. When he was winning super bowls is was just really getting into the nfl so he will always remain my favorite.
He's #4 on my list. But he's up there as a all-time great.