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View Poll Results: Who is the best QB in NFL history????
I'd have to (begrudingly) pick Montana. I don't actually think he was the best, but the proof is in the pudding.
From a tools and efficiency stand point, I'd pick Young over any other, but Montana has more rings.
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26-year-old Saermengsi last season rated average 25.1 minutes, with 7.5 hours, 2.7 times and 2.7 backboard secondary attack, he Yifusen general as the replacement came in March Yifusen injuries ever period of time, three matches in a row, his secondary attack will reach 10. By Sun team, he could strengthen outer lane line, but also as the replacement fullback scored his general customary activities in the stadium two wings. On the season Saermengsi-ball hit rate reached 30%. He was in flames and Jones made a three-year teammate, Jones said that the organizers he pitches, but he can also shooting. His shooting is deceptive.
Few, if any, sports stories are more dramatic or more complete than the story of Johnny Unitas. A ninth-round draft choice of the1955 Pittsburgh Steelers, Unitas was cut before he even threw one pass in a game. Still determined, he played semi-pro football for $6 a game.
After the season, the Baltimore Colts coach Weeb Ewbank learned of the "outstanding prospect" on the Pittsburgh sandlots. Ewbank signed Johnny for $17,000 on a make the team basis. Programmed strictly as a backup, Unitas got his chance in the fourth game when the Colts’ starter was injured.
Unitas’ first pass was intercepted for a touchdown but from that moment on, he never looked back. For the next 18 seasons, "Johnny U'' ran up a ledger of game winning exploits seldom matched in NFL history.
Without a doubt, it was his last-second heroics in the 1958 NFL title game, often called "the greatest game ever played," that turned Unitas into a household name. The New York Giants, with two minutes to play, were leading, 17-14, when the Colts started a last-gasp drive at their own 14. “Mr. Clutch” went coolly to work with seven straight passes that set up a game-tying field goal with seven seconds left. Unitas then engineered a textbook perfect 80-yard march to win the game in overtime. The game, played before a national television audience, gave Unitas his chance to demonstrate all of his marvelous attributes – confidence, courage, leadership, play calling genius, and passing skill.
Unitas’ career statistics include 40,239 yards and 290 touchdowns passing. His record of at least one touchdown pass in 47 consecutive games may stand forever. A genuine team player, Unitas was a first- or second-team All-NFL choice eight years, selected NFL Player of the Year three times, and named to 10 Pro Bowls.
Unitas is the definition of football! ( Read the previous post by whatchamacallit.) Eighteen years, nearly every one of those years at or near the top of the league in terms of stats and/or winning! Eighteen years! - and there were not any of the darn "can't lay a lick on the QB" rules that they have in today's game. Johnny U. was one tough son of a gun!
Oh yeah, and he called his own plays too!
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Where's Troy Aikman? LOL. Just kidding. But if you're Eliminating Marino for no rings then Aikman has a couple. Trent Dilfer has a ring. Does that make him better than Marino too?
Originally posted by HIX Where's Elway? If you have Dan Fouts then you better at least have Elway up there!
Elway was extremely overrated...
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26-year-old Saermengsi last season rated average 25.1 minutes, with 7.5 hours, 2.7 times and 2.7 backboard secondary attack, he Yifusen general as the replacement came in March Yifusen injuries ever period of time, three matches in a row, his secondary attack will reach 10. By Sun team, he could strengthen outer lane line, but also as the replacement fullback scored his general customary activities in the stadium two wings. On the season Saermengsi-ball hit rate reached 30%. He was in flames and Jones made a three-year teammate, Jones said that the organizers he pitches, but he can also shooting. His shooting is deceptive.
Originally posted by FischerKing My number one choice has always been Otto Graham...but since you didn't have him listed I voted for Favre.
But for my money - Otto Graham was unstoppable when he played.
Shawn
I can't believe that people have totally forgotten Otto.
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26-year-old Saermengsi last season rated average 25.1 minutes, with 7.5 hours, 2.7 times and 2.7 backboard secondary attack, he Yifusen general as the replacement came in March Yifusen injuries ever period of time, three matches in a row, his secondary attack will reach 10. By Sun team, he could strengthen outer lane line, but also as the replacement fullback scored his general customary activities in the stadium two wings. On the season Saermengsi-ball hit rate reached 30%. He was in flames and Jones made a three-year teammate, Jones said that the organizers he pitches, but he can also shooting. His shooting is deceptive.
Originally posted by CardLogic Unitas is the definition of football! ( Read the previous post by whatchamacallit.) Eighteen years, nearly every one of those years at or near the top of the league in terms of stats and/or winning! Eighteen years! - and there were not any of the darn "can't lay a lick on the QB" rules that they have in today's game. Johnny U. was one tough son of a gun!
Oh yeah, and he called his own plays too!
47 games without throwing an interception. 47 games during Johnny U's career was 4 seasons.
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