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Matty "Ice" has been throwing to the likes of Julio Jones, Roddy White and Tony Gonzales (#1 receiving corps in the NFL) for years. Has 1 playoff win (just like his twin Tony Romo). In his one playoff win, he almost gave the game away with 2 2nd half interceptions. And he blew it against the Niners at home with a 2nd half pick and fumbling a ball that was snapped directly at his hands.
Joe Flacco has been throwing to the likes of Anquan Boldin (the older version), Torrey Smith, Dennis Pitta, Derrick Mason (the really old version), T.J. Houshmandzadeh (the washed up version), Todd Heap & Mark Clayton. He has 8 playoff wins, and he put the ball in a perfect spot to get his team to the Superbowl last year (Lee Evans screwed him). Whereas Matty "Ice" lucked out that Pete Carroll saved his ass, Flacco had a potential SB appearence literally dropped, and there was nothing he could've done about it.
It's time people understood which one is the better QB.
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Joe Flacco has been throwing to the likes of Anquan Boldin (the older version), Torrey Smith, Dennis Pitta, Derrick Mason (the really old version), T.J. Houshmandzadeh (the washed up version), Todd Heap & Mark Clayton. He has 8 playoff wins, and he put the ball in a perfect spot to get his team to the Superbowl last year (Lee Evans screwed him). Whereas Matty "Ice" lucked out that Pete Carroll saved his ass, Flacco had a potential SB appearence literally dropped, and there was nothing he could've done about it.
It's time people understood which one is the better QB.
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I'm willing to wager that Joe has had more favorable field position over the span of his career, but yes, correctly or not, QBs are measured by wins. History may just remember Joe Flacco as a better signal-caller. For right now, it is certainly closer than it seemed in the regular season.
