(09-01-2022, 07:56 AM)BostonCard Wrote: Elway does have two Super Bowl’s to his name.
So does Plunkett. No room for him on the list of the Top 40, apparently...
(09-02-2022, 07:56 PM)cardcrimson Wrote: Not sure about Bradshaw. Never thought he was a great QB. As a Raider fan, liked Stabler more.
Unitas as #14 with Russell Wilson, Phillip Rivers, Ben R, and Aaron Rodgers ahead of him. Please. All time QBs, Unitas should be in the top 5.
Bradshaw's stats are putrid, and that's with Lynn Swann and John Stallworth as receivers.
Unitas at least top eight or so.
(09-01-2022, 09:14 AM)Phogge Wrote: Any poll that does not include Otto Graham in its top five is a bogus poll.
Absolutely, 1,000% agree. A very solid case can be made for Otto Graham as the GOAT. Graham played 10 years for the Cleveland Browns and took his team to the AAFC conference or NFL championship game every year, and the Browns won seven of those ten championships. Graham still holds the NFL career record of yards per passing attempt at 9.0, a full .6 ahead of Sid Luckman, who's at #2. By way of comparison, Luck, Plunkett, Brodie and Elway are all between 7.0 and 7.2 about 90th. Montana and Brady are at 7.5, T29th.
Not only that, the year after Graham left the Browns, they finished 4th. I'd say Graham is either 1st or second best all time.
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