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http://sports.espn.go.com/chat/sport...tranker?id=662
ESPN is wondering how Peyton ranks among the all time greats. I put him at #3. Sportsnation has him at #3 as well. He's sort of like Marino with a championship now. Where do you rank 'em? Sports nations rankings: Joe Montana John Elway Peyton Manning Dan Marino Tom Brady Brett Favre Steve Young Johnny Unitas Terry Bradshaw Troy Aikman Bart Starr Roger Staubach
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There is John Unitas, then there is Joe Montana, then there is everyone else.
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I would still have him in the same spot... down around 7 to 8.
The pre-78 Quarterbacks had tougher pass coverage rules, and Manning needed that lifted to perform at the level he does. that list is a bunch of crap. Why would Starbauch be on it and not Len Dawson or Joe Namath. O yeah because Aikman is also... I smell fish ( or trich ).
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I voted 30 minutes ago and he was #5. It looks like people have taken this as a large step. Obviously it is but I still don't rank him ahead of some multiple winners and others.
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For me & for who i've seen actually play in their primes: Montana/Manning Elway Marino Aikman/Favre I'm sure the old heads can & will make a case for Johnny Unitas to be in their somewhere, but as i stated, this is my list for who i've actually seen play. |
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1. Montana
2. Unitas 3. Elway 4. Brady 5. Manning 6. Favre 7. Marino 8. Young 9. Aikman 10. Bradshaw My list.
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its harder to win multiple super bowls now than it was in the past, so i think manning gets a break there.
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Peyton Manning, the Field General is the single greatest player to ever grace the gridiron.
Although some may say I am a bit biased.
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1: marino
2: montana 3: brady 4: elway 5: manning |
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1. John Unitas (first revolution of the QB position)
2. Montana (2nd revolution of the QB position) 3. Brady (3 SB and counting) Everybody else. I hate these things. Everybody forgets how good guys like Johnny U. and Roger Stauback really were. I'd take Roger over Payton any day of the week. |
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I hear great things about Johnny U but i've never seen him play. So I can't comment about him but i'm pretty much with you. I'd take Montana any day of the week. But Manning is there with em', yesterday just cemented his place among the all time greats.
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Manning - Has elements of all these & other greats from the past so it's only fitting that he's going to break almost every major record for Qb's & IMO you could insert him anywhere near the top with Montana, Elway & Unitas in my top 5, he's at no less than 4 in my book.
Montana - the 1st real QB i ever saw, accurate within inches, Pocket Prescence,multiple superbowls & probably the strongest mental game of them all. Elway - probably the most complete of his era IMO, gun, accurate, Pocket presence, could run if you needed him to, just all around, a very bad man. Marino - Mr. "yeah i'm going to pass & it ain't a thing you can do about." Best pure passer of them all could just make the stingiest defense look straight silly at times, gun mounted up on his shoulders just an absolute privledge to watch that man play. Favre - Tough as nails, that absolutley ridiculous consecutive starts streak, a fighter & if Elway & Marino had a guns, this dude has a Navy cannon, it scared me a times at how hard he threw it. |
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The real list:
1. VINCE YOUNG 2. Everyone else
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That's a good one!
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Granted Payton is a very good QB and has mastered the position, but their is nothing original about his game. Brady is the same way. There is nothing original about his game either, he just happens to be the best available right now. The definition of Greatness is when everything before you is obsolete and everything after you bare's your mark. The only current QB who has a chance to meet this definition of greatness is Vince Young. Note, I said chance. Vince has a long way to go before we can classify him with Unitas and Montana. Otherwise, none of todays QBs come close to fitting this definition of greatness. Last edited by Wharton; 02-05-2007 at 07:21 PM. |
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and where is Warren Moon?
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MY LIST: (im only 21, so im only gonna rank QBs i've seen play)
1.Elway 2.Brady 3.Aikman 4.Young 5.Marino 6.Manning
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