Every NFL Team’s Best & Worst Quarterback of All-Time

[Manster7588]

Cleveland's worse list is what 15? 16 and counting?

 

[Rex Racer]

pats
best= brady
worst=plunkett

Really, with the likes of Tommy Hodgson (sp), Hugh Millen, Rohan Davey taking snaps, you chose Plunkett?

 

[megalodon30]

rattay was a 7th rounder. career rating 81.9, not awful.

for comparison, eli manning was 84.1

Sure, but Eli is also unquestionably the Giants worst QB in franchise history.

 

[ill]

Just how accurate do you feel this is? I have not looked through all the list but did question the best QB for the AZ Cardinals at the start

Cannot get this link to work sadly


https://sportshoop.la/infqv/the-bes...wKS9WWb-_UnRlCcA0oCZZVlLTw1_wgogl_fK8t33__WZ4

BEHOLD!

 

[Rex Racer]

patriots are easy

best, tom
worst...everyone else. i was particular to marc "one touchdown" wilson (as he was known here. pulled from retirement, selling insurance) or tommy hodson. matt cavanaugh was pretty terrible. they all were, sans the neck brace (toughest QB i ever saw play) and bledsoe really.

Tony Eason might have been a puss, but he was accurate as hell and put up decent numbers for a stretch under Raymond Berry.

I'd give him a C-

 

[Rock Strongo]

Tony Eason might have been a puss, but he was accurate as hell and put up decent numbers for a stretch under Raymond Berry.

I'd give him a C-

easons college coach even warned the patriots "he doesnt do well when pressured".

still took him.

 

[obxyankeefan]

easons college coach even warned the patriots "he doesnt do well when pressured".

still took him.

I used to work with Tony Eason's cousin. Even he said Tony sucked.

 

[dkmightyhammer]

For the Seahawks the best is Wilson and the worst is Wilson. There was no life before Wilson. Wilson is God. Worship him.

 

[Schmoopy1000]

To me it is easy.

Best Roger Staubach
Worst Eddie Lebaron

 

[Schmoopy1000]

For the Seahawks the best is Wilson and the worst is Wilson. There was no life before Wilson. Wilson is God. Worship him.

Are telling me you are trying to forget Dan McGuire?

My bad if I made you remember him

 

[Anointed One]

Seahawks:
Best - Russell Wilson
Worst - Stan Gelbaugh

 

[Sharkonabicycle]

Tom Brady is the biggest fraud in NFL history. There I said it.

 

[sonnyblack65]

For the Seahawks the best is Wilson and the worst is Wilson. There was no life before Wilson. Wilson is God. Worship him.

Keep drinking that holy water

 

[sonnyblack65]

Tom Brady is the biggest fraud in NFL history. There I said it.

He's a fugazee

 

[DonMan]

The linked article is hard to take seriously when they list Alex Van Pelt as the Bills worst. They have 2 QBs taken in the first round (Losman, Manuel) who are "more worthy". Of course, the "winner" is obviously Nathan Peterman.

BTW, there are some "old timers" around here who would argue that Jack Kemp was better than Jim Kelly. (I wouldn't make that argument)

 

[Schmoopy1000]

The linked article is hard to take seriously when they list Alex Van Pelt as the Bills worst. They have 2 QBs taken in the first round (Losman, Manuel) who are "more worthy". Of course, the "winner" is obviously Nathan Peterman.

Nathan Peterman's Agent must be considered a God in the Agent world. How he stayed in the NFL is beyond me.
Congrats to him though. I think he outplayed the other back ups in preseason.

 

[Moab]

For the Seahawks the best is Wilson and the worst is Wilson. There was no life before Wilson. Wilson is God. Worship him.

We know that the Seahawks franchise actually started in 2012...for about 99% of their fans anyway

 

[dkmightyhammer]

We know that the Seahawks franchise actually started in 2012...for about 99% of their fans anyway

That's probably true of any fanbase when they start to win. For me, my life as a Hawk fan began when Warren Moon started to play for them in 1997. I was big fan of his when I was growing up and he was playing for the Edmonton Eskimos in the CFL. And I've been a Hawk fan ever since.

 

[Anointed One]

That's probably true of any fanbase when they start to win. For me, my life as a Hawk fan began when Warren Moon started to play for them in 1997. I was big fan of his when I was growing up and he was playing for the Edmonton Eskimos in the CFL. And I've been a Hawk fan ever since.

I became a diehard fan in 1983 when the Hawks drafted Curt Warner who led them to the AFC Cship game as a rookie...

 

[SeattleCoug]

That's probably true of any fanbase when they start to win. For me, my life as a Hawk fan began when Warren Moon started to play for them in 1997. I was big fan of his when I was growing up and he was playing for the Edmonton Eskimos in the CFL. And I've been a Hawk fan ever since.

I was pretty casual until Ericksons last year mainly because of my age so right around the same time as you. So vaguely remember Moon followed by a couple years of Kitna. Pretty fortunate that its been Hasselbeck/Wilson since then sans one season