NFL Top 20 NFL QB's

Brady has more TD'S/yards/playoff wins than everyone else he is without question.......DA GOAT.

How can anyone into NFL football not get that?

Ok, done arguing/debating this becuse it;s ridiculous. Do think Rocky is in troll mode, he has to be..
 
Most accomplished generally implies that you're the greatest. Again, who wins multiple Super Bowls in their 40s and on different teams? Nobody had ever done that until Brady came along and I doubt we'll ever see it again. That's called longevity and it's often a significant factor when judging greatness. The fact of the matter is that the consensus out there is that Tom Brady is the GOAT. Pundits, sportswriters, historians, analysts, the general public all view him as such. Your contrarian opinion is typical to see around here. It's not unique.

Think we are being trolled my friend, Betty White? Best to ignore the silliness, Elway wouldn't make a zit on the butt of Tom Brady, a 56 comp%....ouch~~~~
 
Most accomplished generally implies that you're the greatest. Again, who wins multiple Super Bowls in their 40s and on different teams? Nobody had ever done that until Brady came along and I doubt we'll ever see it again. That's called longevity and it's often a significant factor when judging greatness. The fact of the matter is that the consensus out there is that Tom Brady is the GOAT. Pundits, sportswriters, historians, analysts, the general public all view him as such. Your contrarian opinion is typical to see around here. It's not unique.
Most accomplished does not imply greatness in a sport that is entirely a team effort. I'm glad my opinion of Brady being overrated is not unique, as you say. It tells me there are people out there who actually pay attention and are willing to go against the predetermined narrative of the people who want you to think a certain way.
 
Those QB nicknames

Daryl "Mad Bomber" Lamonica Raiders, thanls to WR Warren Wells a former Texas Southern 9.4 sprinter
Vito "Babe" Parilli Boston Patriots.
Marlon "Magician" Briscoe Broncos, he did end up in Buffalo as a WR
Roger "The Dodger" Staubach Navy, he was 27 in his rookie season
Slingin' Sammy Baugh, Redskins, great great punter
Broadway Joe Namath, Fullback Matt Snell should have been that SB MVP
Francis "Cotton" Davidfson Colts, his 43 comp % the lowest ever by a starting QB
Jefferson Street Joe Gillium Steelers, sad story,

My fav.....Kenny "The Snake" Stabler. Raider.......his book "SNAKE" a must read,

Would ya believe the Raiders came real close to being called......The Senors........?
The first African American to start an NFL game........Willie Thrower....Bears, talking early 50's.
Fritz Pollard was a RB who threw a few passes,not really a QB.
 
Think we are being trolled my friend, Betty White? Best to ignore the silliness, Elway wouldn't make a zit on the butt of Tom Brady, a 56 comp%....ouch~~~~
Brady in any other situation other than what he was blessed with his entire career wouldn't even be a starter, let alone compete with an 80s era QB. Gtfo
 
Brady in any other situation other than what he was blessed with his entire career wouldn't even be a starter, let alone compete with an 80s era QB. Gtfo

Rocky, Sports Illustrated had a rank the QB's, guess who was number one? I have seen them all since Johnny U the best QB I have ever seen is Patrick Mahomes, second.....Tom Brady,

Think what ya want, if you are talking football and Betty WhIite that says it all

And......these current QB's on a totally higher level than what we saw in the 80's, hell Carl Lewis the best sprinter of the 80's ran 9,86. these cats today are running 9,7's and faster.

The Frig was an oddity in the 80's at 300 pounds, today there are HS kids bigger than he was, every NFL team has a dozen 300 pounders.

Time machine Lamar Jackson back to 1985, think about that,

Bullet Bob Hayes had a 100 PR.....10.06, the high school record today,,,,,,,Trendarvis Friday 10.00.
 
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Rocky, Sports Illustrated had a rank the QB's, guess who was number one? I have seen them all since Johnny U the best QB I have ever seen is Patrick Mahomes, second.....Tom Brady,

Think what ya want, if you are talking football and Betty WhIite that says it all

And......these current QB's on a totally higher level than what we saw in the 80's, hell Carl Lewis the best sprinter of the 80's ran 9,86. these cats today are running 9,7's and faster.

The Frig was an oddity in the 80's at 300 pounds, today there are HS kids bigger than he was, every NFL team has a dozen 300 pounders.

Time machine Lamar Jackson back to 1985, think about that,

Bullet Bob Hayes had a 100 PR.....10.06, the high school record today,,,,,,,Trendarvis Friday 10.00.

So you also base your thought process on the opinions of others? I had hope for you since you've been watching football since The Battle of Gettysburg, but apparently you want to go with the brainless and popular answers. Sad.

And if the best QB you've ever seen is Mahomes then why is he ranked number 8 on your list? You make no sense.

You're looking at it wrong. Athletes are better today because they have access to better methods than the past. Through decades of tweaking and consistent improvements in performance athletes are continuing to get better over time. Lawrence Taylor is the greatest football player of all time. Take that individual, put him in today's game, with access to the same methods and training regimens that have improved athleticism in the last 40 years and Lawrence Taylor would undoubtedly be an even better athlete than he was in the 80s. This is why you can't do a blanket comparison of eras.
 
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............So you also base your thought process on the opinions of others? I had hope for you since you've been watching football since The Battle of Gettysburg, but apparently you want to go with the brainless and popular answers. Sad.

You're looking at it wrong. Athletes are better today because they have access to better methods than the past. Through decades of tweaking and consistent improvements in performance athletes are continuing to get better over time. Lawrence Taylor is the greatest football player of all time. Take that individual, put him in today's game, with access to the same methods and training regimens that have improved athleticism in the last 40 years and Lawrence Taylor would undoubtedly be an even better athlete than he was in the 80s. This is why you can't do a blanket comparison of ?

Did ya miss.......best QB I have seen was ............

Dude, only using SI to show you how those in the know like an SI and myself who has seen far more football than you have totally disagree with you about Brady.

Talk to me about Carver Shannon, Ted Dean, Israel Lang, yep......ya can't.

Sad .....is watching you not getting what all of us who know the game understand, Tom Brady is the most successful QB we have ever seen, his numbers on a whole other level.

John Elway has a total of 136.8 adding his career Comp%/Passer Rating, Brady at 161.5.

You really don't appear to get reality.

And , Brady faced far better defenses than what Elway faced. He faced bigger, faster, stronger athletes.
 
Hmmmmm?

Adding that comp% and passer rating

Only those with at least 10 NFL seasons

Aaron Rodgers....167.3
Russell Wilson....164.5
Peyton Manning....161.8
Tom Brady.....161.5
Joe Montana....155.5
Brett Favre.....148.0
John Elway.....136.8
Terry Brashaw.....122.8...ouch~~~~

Anyone ya curious about?
 
Did ya miss.......best QB I have seen was ............

Dude, only using SI to show you how those in the know like an SI and myself who has seen far more football than you have totally disagree with you about Brady.

Talk to me about Carver Shannon, Ted Dean, Israel Lang, yep......ya can't.

Sad .....is watching you not getting what all of us who know the game understand, Tom Brady is the most successful QB we have ever seen, his numbers on a whole other level.

John Elway has a total of 136.8 adding his career Comp%/Passer Rating, Brady at 161.5.

You really don't appear to get reality.

And , Brady faced far better defenses than what Elway faced. He faced bigger, faster, stronger athletes.
I hate to break it to you. But people who write SI articles largely do not watch football at all. And you have Brady ranked #1, but say Mahomes is the best you've ever seen. You make zero sense.

Tim Tebow had a better QB rating in the playoffs than Brady. So gtfo with stats please. Brady couldn't touch the jock of any decent QB. Although he probably has fantasies.
 
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I hate to break it to you. But people who write SI articles largely do not watch football at all. And you have Brady ranked #1, but say Mahomes is the best you've ever seen. You make zero sense.

Tim Tebow had a better QB rating in the playoffs than Brady. So gtfo with stats please. Brady couldn't touch the jock of any decent QB. Although he probably has fantasies
Obviously you don't read SI. You do know I could use a dozen different sources all saying.......Number 1 QB Tom Brady.....right?

Mahomes is the best QB I have seen, but.......he cannot compare with Brady when it comes to impact./accomplishments which is what really matters.

When you start talking Tim Tebow in this you tell me no you really aren't getting any of this.

Dude.....Betty White'? Tim Tebow?.....hahahahaha~~~~~~~
 
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Obviously you don't read SI. You do know I could use a dozen different sources all saying.......Number 1 QB Tom Brady.....right?

Mahomes is the best QB I have seen, but.......he cannot compare with Brady when it comes to impact./accomplishments which is what really matters.

When you start talking Tim Tebow in this you tell me no you really aren't getting any of this.

Dude.....Betty White'? Tim Tebow?.....hahahahaha~~~~~~~
Obviously you don't listen to anything that's been said. I accuse you of letting other people do your thinking for you because you cite their opinions as if they're your own, and how do you respond? By doubling down on citing the opinion of others? And saying most accomplished is not the same as the most skilled. So you just destroyed your own narrative.

I am perfectly willing to have the unpopular opinion if what I am arguing is the correct one. Tom Brady is overrated, he's not the greatest, and there is no debate.
 
Obviously you don't listen to anything that's been said. I accuse you of letting other people do your thinking for you because you cite their opinions as if they're your own, and how do you respond? By doubling down on citing the opinion of others? And saying most accomplished is not the same as the most skilled. So you just destroyed your own narrative.

I am perfectly willing to have the unpopular opinion if what I am arguing is the correct one. Tom Brady is overrated, he's not the greatest, and there is no debate.

You never seem to really get things, I use others to show you I am not alone in my opinios, you realy don't get that?

Look guy, I saw Brady at Michigan, yep, not impressed, Took years before he started to be what he becamel. No I wasn't told that, didn't read that, I saw it has it happened............ok?

I can use every source that talks QB's and 100% of them will all agree...........Tom Brady THE GOAT,

And......nobody but you will be talking Betty White, Tim Tebow, which is beyond just ridiculous,

Tom Brady won SB's with two different teams, he has over 89,000 passing yards, over 600 TD's won more playoff games than anybody he is without questionthe most accomplished QB in history, and all of us who follow the game knows why the guy is....THE GOAT.

When ya started talking Betty White/TimTebow you sent out the message.........a rookie at this with no clue at all,

Reality, give it a shot


  1. www.nfl.com › news › top-25-quarterbacks-of-all-timeTop 25 quarterbacks of all time: Patriots' Tom Brady leads list


    Jul 2, 2019 · Elliot Harrison unveils his ranking of the top 25 quarterbacks of all time. The players occupying the top spots on the list won't surprise you, but how does the rest of the pecking order...
    • Tom Brady. New England Patriots, Tampa Bay Buccaneers. 64,980 votes. 7× Super Bowl champion (XXXVI, XXXVIII, XXXIX, XLIX, LI, LIII, LV) 5× Super Bowl MVP (XXXVI, XXXVIII, XLIX, LI, LV)
    • Peyton Manning. Indianapolis Colts, Denver Broncos. 51,467 votes. 2× Super Bowl champion (XLI, L) Super Bowl MVP (XLI) 5× NFL Most Valuable Player (2003, 2004, 2008, 2009, 2013)
    • Aaron Rodgers. Green Bay Packers. 33,950 votes. Super Bowl champion (XLV) Super Bowl MVP (XLV) 3× NFL Most Valuable Player (2011, 2014, 2020) 3× First-team All-Pro (2011, 2014, 2020)
    • Johnny Unitas. Baltimore Colts, San Diego Chargers. 28,571 votes. Super Bowl champion (V) 3× NFL champion (1958, 1959, 1968) 3× NFL Most Valuable Player (1959, 1964, 1967)
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I coud spend the rest of day bringing up.......Tom Brady NUMBER ONE, THE GOAT......nowhere will they have something different and you don.'t know why.

Rocky, gotta be honest, realy hard to believe you actually follow the NFL.

To say,,,,,maybe top 40......tells me you are either a young kid or simply trolling..

Going to go with.....trolling.

See ya!
 
I coud spend the rest of day bringing up.......Tom Brady NUMBER ONE, THE GOAT......nowhere will they have something different and you don.'t know why.

Rocky, gotta be honest, realy hard to believe you actually follow the NFL.

To say,,,,,maybe top 40......tells me you are either a young kid or simply trolling..

Going to go with.....trolling.

See ya!
I wish you the best of luck in evaluating actual talent in the future.
 
Most accomplished does not imply greatness in a sport that is entirely a team effort. I'm glad my opinion of Brady being overrated is not unique, as you say. It tells me there are people out there who actually pay attention and are willing to go against the predetermined narrative of the people who want you to think a certain way.
Wrong. We already know the team around Brady wasn't too important because he literally took one of the worst in the league, a wildcard team, and immediately turned them into Super Bowl champs. Your "team effort" argument has no legs anymore. I loved hearing that one when he was with the Pats though! Michael Jordan also played a team sport and still gets individual credit for the Bulls dynasty that he led when he put up two three-peats and went 6-for-6 in the NBA championships. There's no shortage of Brady haters out there such as yourself. You're a delusional bunch. He has so many rings that he needs to use both hands to showcase them. Get a clue.
 
Tom Brady's records & awards
  • Most Super Bowl MVP Awards (5)
  • The only Super Bowl MVP for 2 different teams
  • The first unanimous NFL MVP
  • The oldest Super Bowl MVP (age 43)
  • The oldest NFL MVP (age 40)
  • The only QB to win a Super Bowl over 3 separate decades

  • Most touchdown passes
  • Most career QB wins
  • Most QB playoff wins
  • Most QB regular season wins
  • Most career passing yards
  • Most completions
  • Most games started

  • Most Pro Bowl selections
  • The oldest QB selected to the Pro Bowl (age 44)
  • The only NFL QB named to 2 all-decade teams (2000s & 2010s)
 
Wrong. We already know the team around Brady wasn't too important because he literally took one of the worst in the league, a wildcard team, and immediately turned them into Super Bowl champs. Your "team effort" argument has no legs anymore. I loved hearing that one when he was with the Pats though! Michael Jordan also played a team sport and still gets individual credit for the Bulls dynasty that he led when he put up two three-peats and went 6-for-6 in the NBA championships. There's no shortage of Brady haters out there such as yourself. You're a delusional bunch. He has so many rings that he needs to use both hands to showcase them. Get a clue.
More "but ringz br0". Lol. You're arguing team accomplishments vs. actual talent. Big difference. Just because I can drive a Ferrari faster than Jeff Gordon can drive a Prius does not mean I'm a more skilled driver than Jeff Gordon. Get a clue, indeed.
 
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