Who is the best NFL QB of all time?
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Stats don't really matter. Favre threw for the 3rd most yards last year but the Packers were 4-12. Manning threw 49 tds and...um...o ya nothing done in the post season. Those are just a few examples that prove my point.\n\nSo you have to weight Championships alot for the Best QB of all time.  If Marino won just one Superbowl, he would be.  If he had won two or more, hands down Marino is the best Qb. But it never happened so he forever will be know as the best QB not to win a Superbowl.\nIt is funny to see how different QBs are looked at and see that if the won/lost the Superbowl how they would be looked at now.  One big one is Jim Kelly.  If he and the Bills had won those 4 SBs(Superbowls) he would be easy HOF and maybe considered One of the best QBs of all-time.  At least one would have helped him.  If the Bills would have at least won the last 2 of the 4, Troy Aikman would be a nobody.  Yes, he was "good" but many people could have been in that situation.  I'm not saying I could do it, maybe, no I couldn't.  But da Bears of 85 I sure could have won with. And yes if McMahon played in the Dolphin game they still would have lost.\nOk enough babblying from me.  \n\nSo the Best QBs has to come down to,\nBig Ben-1 (My name is Ben, so I liked him.  I never thought he'd win a superbowl so soon though)\nTom Brady-3 (unfortunatly)\nJohn Elway-2 (I hate him)\nBrett Farve-1(I hate him even though he plays on the Pack)\nTroy Aikman-3 (A cheerleader could do as good as him)\nSteve Young-1 (for some reason I thought he won more)\nJoe Montana-4 (Ok, thats why)\nJim Pluckett-2 (Didn't matter what city he played in he still won)\nTerry Bradshaw-4 (and still balding)\nRoger Staubach-2 (Aikman 3, Staubach 2, Good debate for best Cowboy QB.)\nBob Greise-2 (17-0, thats all that I can say)\nJohnny Unitas-1 (47 games in row with a TD pass, crazy)\nBart Starr-2 (9-1 in the postseason and 4 championships before the Superbowl came.)\nNo Namath, I guarrantee that he isn't the best and that I can't spell.\n\nIt's your pick but my top five are:\n5. John Elway\n4. Terry Bradshaw\n3. Tom Brady\n2.  Joe Montana\nAnd the Best QB ever is...\n1. Bart Starr\n\nJust imagine if he played today. What would he do?\n\nI hope I helped you out.
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Yup The Great John Madden!!!!!!\n\nRaider Great!!!!!!\n\n*Just WIn Baby*
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Jerry Rice ...no doubt the greatest reciever of all time
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Drew Brees is the best QB in the NFL right now. He has shut up all his critics and excelled in every aspect of the game. All he needs now is to lead to Saints in to the playoffs.
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If you mean who has the highest quarterback rating of all time is Steve Young with 96.8 (average) and in a single season is Peyton Manning with 121.1 in the 2004 season
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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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I think he certainly is in the top 3, but it's hard to pick who's the best one.\n\nFor more on the Rams and the NFL, check this out.  http://factipedia.com/sportsblogs/
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Currently, Vinatieri is the best ... percentages don't always win games (right Vanderjagt!).\n\nI would have to say that either Morten Andersen or Ray Guy should be considered the best of all time.  For these guys to miss a FG would be like watching Jerry rice drop a lob pass from Joe Montana.  Guy and Andersen made kicking almost an artform in the NFL.
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1. Manning\n2. Brady\n3. McNabb\n4. Palmer\n5. Bulger
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Vince Lombardi.\n\nAmerican football. Green Bay Packers.
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Roger Staubach!\n\n(followed by John Elway and Payton Manning :))
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Peyton is the best QB right now definitely. He is a great QB. People always want to include team success with individual attributes. Terry Bradshaw was a decent QB that happened to be on some great teams. Winning Super Bowls doesn't make you a great QB. Look at Big Ben, how great is he? Trent Dilfer? Brad Johnson? Mark Ripien?
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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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Top 5 \n\n1) Chad Johnsons\n2) Randy Moss\n3) Terrel Owens\n4) Keyshawn Johnson\n5) Javon Walker
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Steve Young was the best QB of the 90s for many reasons. One in particular stands out to me: Young was expected to fail in the eyes of the fans after Joe Montana departed with his legacy to Kansas City. Young surpassed all expectations of him, and his 6 TD Super Bowl game was the high point of his career.\nComing in at a close second is Favre. He won the Super Bowl because of himself. He had talent around him (i.e. Sterling Sharpe, Antonio Freeman, Mark Chmura), but it was all because of him and his legacy that he won. He didn't have the superior defense behind him like Aikman did, nor did he have the greatest WR of all time and the mastermind of the West Coast offense coaching him like Young did.\nFalling to third is Dan Marino. He set all sorts of records, led the prestieged Dolphins franchise to many playoff berths, and was named to the HOF. The reason he can't be ranked higher is because he never won the Super Bowl for them. He only made it once, falling to Montana's 49ers in the '84 SB. He was probably the greatest ever, statistically, but the other two mentioned get great credit for winning the SB. \nHONORABLE MENTION: Troy Aikman, Warren Moon
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Joe Montana\nSteve Deberg (check this guy out some time he played behind 5 HOFers)\nTom Brady.
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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.