Greatest QB ever

[Ender]

ok..who do you think is the greatest quarterback of all time?

I think the greatest is Roger Staubach. He didn't always have a great team or great players yet he always seemed to win. Your team could be up by 14 points in the 4th quater and you were'nt always sure you would win. And I hated him for that. I was definitely not a Roger Staubach fan when he was playing, but I definitely respect him for how he played.

Second, I would pick Elway. He too, didn't always have the best team, yet he could pull it out in the end and win.

I don't Montana was the greatest because he had great coaches and great teams. He had skills and that will to win, but if he didn't have the teams that he did, I don't think he would win as often.

 

[cali_tkdbruin]

Please, sportsfans, I do think that one of the top QBs has to be Joe Montana. Although there were so many great ones, it really would be an injustice to try and name just one. Anyway, Joe from Notre Dame was always a sure winner in Clutch Time. He consistantly came through, and he has the Bling Bling to show for it... :asian:

 

[cali_tkdbruin]

And also don't forget Brett Favre, he's always had the Cojones to step up and get the job done. And he does have a Super Bowl Champion ring... :asian:

 

[Ender]

*shrug...Terry Bradshaw has 4 SB rings right?...I could in no way put him up there as one the greatest.

 

[gman]

My vote would have to go with Joe Montana as well. Just ask the Bengals.

 

[cali_tkdbruin]

Originally posted by gman
My vote would have to go with Joe Montana as well. Just ask the Bengals.

Yup, that's what I'm talkin' about! Montana and the 49er offense coming at you in Clutch Time! Tony...err...Joe Montana pretty much always stepped up and took care of business.

Say hello to my little friend...:uzi:

 

[RCastillo]

Originally posted by cali_tkdbruin
Yup, that's what I'm talkin' about! Montana and the 49er offense coming at you in Clutch Time! Tony...err...Joe Montana pretty much always stepped up and took care of business.

Say hello to my little friend...:uzi:

My man, you been watching "Scarface" way too much! get back to TKD, pronto!

 

[RCastillo]

Originally posted by Ender
ok..who do you think is the greatest quarterback of all time?

I think the greatest is Roger Staubach. He didn't always have a great team or great players yet he always seemed to win. Your team could be up by 14 points in the 4th quater and you were'nt always sure you would win. And I hated him for that. I was definitely not a Roger Staubach fan when he was playing, but I definitely respect him for how he played.

Second, I would pick Elway. He too, didn't always have the best team, yet he could pull it out in the end and win.

I don't Montana was the greatest because he had great coaches and great teams. He had skills and that will to win, but if he didn't have the teams that he did, I don't think he would win as often.

Gotta go with you on this one. Staubach would call his own plays, and to think, how often was he wrong? I'm not so sure the others could , or would do that! That's how good Roger was.

You're also right about the other ones. They had a deep, supporting cast, where the Cowboys were somewhat limited at times. Besides, Roger could make things happen on his own. Like you said, you could be ahead, and Roger would catch, and beat you.

 

[cali_tkdbruin]

Originally posted by RCastillo
My man, you been watching "Scarface" way too much! get back to TKD, pronto!

Yeah, perhaps you're right. :shrug:

Maybe I need to get back into the dojang more...

 

[Seig]

Jim Plunkett was one of the best there ever was in the NFL. The man could hit anyone, anywhere.

 

[pknox]

Originally posted by cali_tkdbruin
And also don't forget Brett Favre, he's always had the Cojones to step up and get the job done. And he does have a Super Bowl Champion ring... :asian:

And after what has taken place the last two weeks, that has become even more evident.

 

[clapping_tiger]

Brett Favre

- 3 time MVP
- His starting streak
- His passing touchdowns total
- The list goes on and on, and the only negative thing I can think of would be his tendency to throw interceptions, but that is because he is not afraid to take a chance.

 

[Klondike93]

John Elway

He always won with the least talent, he won in spite of Dan Reeves, not because of Reeves. Always promised he'd get a top running back or a wide reciever to throw to, and always left with back ups and washed outs. When a good offensive mind came along, drafted a decent running back you saw the results, back to back superbowls.

Oh yeah, who holds the record for most come from behind wins - to me that's being clutch.

 

[KanoLives]

Phil Simms.....cuz I'm a Giants fan

All around.....Brett Favre

And the list goes on...

 

[pete]

Joe Willie Namath.

 

[RCastillo]

I got it, it's Ryan Leaf!:toilclaw:

 

[cali_tkdbruin]

Originally posted by RCastillo
I got it, it's Ryan Leaf!:toilclaw:

Ryan Leaf!?! Sir, please, now have you been smoking the hippie lettice?


:rofl:

 

[RCastillo]

Originally posted by cali_tkdbruin
Ryan Leaf!?! Sir, please, now have you been smoking the hippie lettice?


:rofl: [/QUOTE

Of course, how do you think I made Black Belt?

 

[Seig]

Originally posted by RCastillo


Of course, how do you think I made Black Belt?

I've been wondering that very same thing myself....

 

[cali_tkdbruin]

Originally posted by RCastillo

Originally posted by cali_tkdbruin
Ryan Leaf!?! Sir, please, now have you been smoking the hippie lettice?


:rofl: [/QUOTE

Of course, how do you think I made Black Belt?

Well, I made 1st dan the same way...