Dungy hearts Brady

[black francis]

Tony Dungy Thinks Tom Brady Is Sixth-Best QB Since 1978, Is Delusional

 

[black francis]

I think Dungy knows his shit and I endorse his analysis

 

[Fountain City Blues]

*Whispers* This guy also said out loud Aaron Murray at one point was in the running for the #1 overall pick

 

[Sharkonabicycle]

Dude did you just respond first to your own thread?

 

[TP76]

Nice article - did you even read it?

 

[black francis]

Dude did you just respond first to your own thread?

I didn't reply to myself.

 

[black francis]

Nice article - did you even read it?

yes

he thinks Brady is the 6th best QB since 1978.

 

[TP76]

Let's just cut to the biting conclusion from the article

So yeah, Tony Dungy is insane. If you told me he hadn’t showered in six months and submitted his list in from a Unabomber-like shack in the woods after writing a 47,000-word dissertation on how the Tampa 2 defense can still work against modern offenses, I would not be surprised.

classic

 

[black francis]

opinions are not wrong

 

[TP76]

Well francis, I did like the article at least.

 

[Danny Ocho]

I don't agree with Dungy's opinion on putting Brady at #6 of the best quarterbacks since 1978, but I respect him for giving his thoughts on him. P. S. Dungy's not delusional. He won a Super Bowl as a HC. Duh lol.

But to me, I rank him, Montana and Peyton Manning as my Top 3, following behind Favre, Elway, Marino, Young, Rodgers, Brees and Aikman as my overall Top 10, in no order.

 

[Fountain City Blues]

 

[realityball]

Dungy had Elway as no . 1 ... young 2 ... Rogers 3


I don't think he understood the question ...

 

[Rock Strongo]

The GOAT Index: NFL coaches, execs rank modern-era QBs


Tony Dungy, Hall of Fame coach who debuted in the NFL as a player in 1977: It can be tough to separate the great quarterback from the great coach. We have seen this in every era: Otto Graham and Paul Brown, Bart Starr and Vince Lombardi, Johnny Unitas and Don Shula/Weeb Ewbank, Terry Bradshaw and Chuck Noll, Joe Montana/Steve Young and Bill Walsh. I don't think Bill Belichick would be Bill Belichick without Tom Brady, and Brady would not have the same success without Belichick and the way they have put that team together. But the one common thread through 15 years was Brady. When they had him, they won big -- won championships. The quarterback has so much to do with it.

Brady was first or second on nine ballots, making him a pretty overwhelming choice for the top spot. Dungy threw an interesting curveball. He approached the project as if he were a defensive coordinator drawing up a game plan. Dungy saw skilled passers across the board when looking at the best QBs. He reasoned that those who also were dangerous runners were the toughest quarterbacks to stop, which is why his top three comprised John Elway, Steve Young and Aaron Rodgers. Brady might own the best career credentials, but those other guys presented additional challenges. Not that anyone was going to argue against Brady.

 

[DirtDirtDirt]

"Tony Dungys' an idiot"

"Ray Rhodes knows his shit"

 

[Rock Strongo]

"Tony Dungys' an idiot"

"Ray Rhodes knows his shit"

well, dungy is taking things like mobility and rushing into the equation. its why he didnt list..you know, peyton manning...in his top 3.

 

[knowyourenemy]

 

[Fountain City Blues]

Polian and Dungy are reasons Manning doesn't have 3,4,5+ rings right now.

 

[Carnzo]

Don't care if TB is rated dead last on any list as long as he wins.
When he sucks he's out the door in my mind.
I am a Patriot's fan above all else.

 

[DirtDirtDirt]

Don't care if TB is rated dead last on any list as long as he wins.
When he sucks he's out the door in my mind.
I am a Patriot's fan above all else.

My Man Carnzo

The New England Unicorn