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Join Date: Dec 2002
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Tough to argue against him... although he's not my pick.
McNair. |
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RPM Racer
Join Date: Dec 2002
Location: NE Ohio
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Where did this come from? 3rd on my list.
1)Favre 2)McNair 3)Manning Hell, after this cocky remark (If proven true) he'll fall to the bottom, more than likely underneath Koy Detmer. |
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Join Date: May 2001
Location: Somewhere
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Dan Patrick asked him on that hot seat thing they do on sportscenter.
Peyton said if I didn't say I was you'd say, oh c'mon Peyton, you can say yourself. so he did say himself. hard to argue, overall he is probably the best right now. He doesn't have the best team around him, but I'd take him over Jake. |
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"Nemo Me Impune Lacessit"
Join Date: Apr 2003
Location: Northern California
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I would say he is the best pure QB in the game today... you can't deny him statistically. The only thing lacking from him in the Super Bowl championships... but hell, we really can't knock him for that because it took Elway so long to get his championships and I still thought of him as the best QB during his time. As for the comparison to McNair, I don't think its even close. Manning blows away McNairs numbers and the Colts also swept the Titans last year in head to head matchups. That was the whole reason Indy won the South division and the Titans did not.
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Join Date: Dec 2002
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Would agree with you on all accounts. He has been saddled with very poor defenses most of his career so far. If Dungy can muster up a top 15 defense for the next couple years I would fully expect him to bring Indy a ring, maybe two. If McNair were saddled with the Colts D and Manning had the Titans the past several years Manning would probably have a ring or two and McNair's teams would struggle to sniff the playoffs. Just my worthless opinion however. |
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Join Date: Dec 2002
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Adopt-a-Bronco: Bubby Brister |
i'd say that payton's the best right now.
this season i think mike vick will really turn his game up a notch, like to see how he woulda done over the course of a full season last year if he hadn't gotten hurt. |
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"Nemo Me Impune Lacessit"
Join Date: Apr 2003
Location: Northern California
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Adopt-a-Bronco: Von Miller |
I agree with Vavoon and Naptown... although Favre is a great QB, I'll never say the greatest. He just has always had a knack for making a big mistake in crucial times. That INT against Philly in the playoffs last year was the most recent. All one needs to do is look back to Super Bowl 32. Greg Robinson called a great game and Denver totally forced Favre into some bad plays but Favre took a lot of chances and his team got burned because of it. He is a live by the gun/die by the gun type of QB. I doubt Favre wins another championship before he retires... that is just my feelings. He has lost the edge that he had early in his career and his skills have eroded to a point. Injuries are also becoming a factor. I'll be the first to admit being wrong if I am but I doubt Favre walks away with more then one ring.
As for Manning, Naptown I totally agree. If Manning had half a defense in Indy he would be bringing some rings to Indianapolis... the problem is with all the money tied up in him and probably EJ or Harrison this next year its going to be hard to ever build a top notch defense to help Manning get those rings. If there was a year to do it, it would be this season if they are going to win... I can see Indy winning this year but after this season its going to be dicey with all the potential free agents they have. As for McNair, when I think of him, I just think of a very good QB that survives on grit. I don't really think of a great QB or even an MVP. He's fun to watch and he is definately tough but not in the class of a Manning or even a Tom Brady. |
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Join Date: Jan 2004
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Cripes, why does a seemingly gracious guy gotta go and proclaim something like that? Don't these guys know about pride going before a fall?
I lose respect for players that pull this kind of crap. Try some humility. |
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Hokie since 1993
Join Date: Apr 2001
Location: Denver, CO
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If I was a coach I would want Tom Brady running my team.
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Join Date: Dec 2002
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Peyton will always struggle in the post season for two reasons. First, he has no mobility and he's unable to evade a strong pass rush. You have to be pretty lucky to make it through an entire post season without facing a killer defense. Second, he becomes far less effective when you rough him up a bit (like most quarterbacks).
I wouldn't be totally surprised if he finished Ringless, just like Marino, who had the same weaknesses. |
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Join Date: Apr 2003
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If I'm starting a team, I take Peyton to build around, easily the best QB in the league now, but I'd not pass Tom Brady over because of his intangibles.
McNair and Favre don't have enough gas left in the tank to be good much longer. McNabb and Vick are alot of show but not much go... |
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Join Date: Dec 2002
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Donovan McNabb will definitely win a Super Bowl before Peyton Manning.
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and plenty of immobile qb's have won the superbowl. infact its a near friggin tradition, lets see. dilfer, warner, brady, johnson, brady. maybe u should argue the other way around, that if u can't really and truly pass the ball and u end up relying on things like scrambling, that defense is just too intense in the playoffs to win consistently. |
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Solid Starter
Join Date: Jun 2004
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I would take Vick over Payton any day.. Payton is a little b! |
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Solid Starter
Join Date: Jun 2004
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Times are changing, its a new erra in football, why would you not want a mobile qb? |
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Manning has Harrison and Edge, but his playoff record is deplorable. McNabb has had a collection of garbage at the skill positions on offense and he gets to the NFC Championship Game every year.
You probably thought Marino was better than Elway, too. Stats shake out about the same in both cases. |
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Mr Diplomacy
Join Date: May 2001
Location: Elway was just an arm =MacGruder
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Top QB's in the NFL right now .........
1. Tom Brady - Say what you want about this guy , he just seems to get the job done ... I like the way Brady reads a defense , and his decision making is outstanding ........ My knock on Brady is he makes Griese look fast running ...... 2. Steve McNair - Dude is a warrior , Not the prettiest QB you will see throw the Ball , but Steve will find away to get it done even if he has to run you over to do it ....... 3. David Carr - this Pick will have some scratching thier heads , but I like Carrs style , he has enough Arm , guts and determination , he just has to harness it .......... 4.Peyton Manning - Simply the best passer in the NFL , but Manning doesnt let the flow of the game happen , with all of his audibles and hand gestures . I think Manning out thinks himself and his offense on more then 1 occasion per game ...... Thats my take on the Qb's QB worth mentioning is Brett Farve , he is old but I think he has another season in the tank ........... |
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Because of his Defense...nothing more...nothing less... |
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Join Date: Apr 2003
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Heck Doug Williams won a superbowl before John Elway, but who was the better quarterback? So did phil simms... big deal.... Montana won 4 Elway 2, but Elway was the better QB.. |
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Join Date: May 2001
Location: ND
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Adopt-a-Bronco: Eddie Royal |
I'd take Jake's attitude over Peyton's anyday!
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