If you owned a NFL team and you could pick any quarterback from any era to lead your team who would it be?
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Roger Staubach!\n\n(followed by John Elway and Payton Manning :))
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Peyton Manning. Tom Brady, Joe Montana (except for that one in 1990 in the NFC title game), Terry Bradshaw (in his prime, when he came in he got leveled and when he got out, it was the same way), Troy Aikman (except for his last few years), Phillip Rivers, and list could go on. It is not about statistics over a career because a QB could be on his back alot one year, but standing tall the next. It really depends on the O-line and the offensive schemes. Even Dan Marino spent a couple of years where he was running around (remember all the padding he used to wear in the late 90's).
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thatshard to choose from becuase there all meduium rated qbs but i would have to go with jake delhome only becuase he either does horrible or really good its all on the chance
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George Stanley Halas.\nHe was founder of the Bears, a long time head coach, and one of the founders of the NFL. \n\nThe team is currently owned by Halas' daughter Virginia McCaskey.
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For the 49ers go with Joe Montana the greatest quarterback of all time as for the A's Reggie Jackson or Dennis Eckersley
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Head: Peyton Manning\nArms:  Brett Favre\nLegs:  Michael Vick\nHeart:  Tom Brady\nGuts:  Donovan McNabb
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I pick the New England Patriots to win Super Bowl 39. Anything after that is up in the air at this point.
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If you said the last 15 years I would have put Montana #5:\n\n1.) John Elway - does what ever it takes to win. Not as wild as Favre\n\n2.) Brett Favre - a close 2nd\n\n3.) Dan Marino - best passer of all time...although not all there with playmaking\n\n4.) Troy Aikman - very good in all categories and outstanding in none\n\n5.) Peyton Manning - A good play caller and passer, but really can't make a play if the original play isn't there.\n\nAlthough, if I had to pick a QB for my team with current NFL QBs I would choose either Tom Brady or Donovan McNabb
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Matt Hasselbeck\n\nTom Brady
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Right now, Mike Shanahan. It doesn't matter who's behind the QB, Davis, Portis, Gary or Anderson. Mike knows how to keep the team organized, and they are always a playoff threat.
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i'm guessing bradshaw, just because he had a long career with the steelers.  they've had some bad qbs though, bubby brister, mike tomczak, and tommy maddox come to mind.
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I say Jay Cutler because of where he is.  Denver consistently puts good teams on the field, and I think he has the chance to be the next John Elway for them.  They have great QB coaches and always a good running game and defense.  So that's my pick.
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If you're talking physical talent, Steve Smith, hands down. But Tom Brady excels in every other part of the game: leadership, strategy, calmness under pressure, drive to win. If I had to choose one for my team, it'd definitely be Brady.
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larry johnson either that or carson palmer
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Peyton Manning (Now)\nJoe Montana (All Time)
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only Quarterback to lead his team to 10 straight championships and winning 7 of them. that is Otto Grahm. ranks as number 10 on all time quarteback rating, not bad for a quarterback in played in the 1950's. the next quarterback from his era is rated at 76. second best was Unitias because he revolinized the postion. third was Montana.
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Chad Johnson of the Cleveland Bengals for best\n\nJoey Harrington formerly of the Lions for worst :P