Wazmankg
Half Woke Member
He's not considered elite YET and it's not because he doesn't play for "one of those teams". It's because the guys leading those teams have been performing at a high level for years. This is Rodgers 6th season in a row of stellar play and he's the "rookie" of the bunch. You don't get consideration for that category until you have a much longer track record of excellence than Stafford has. The word loses its meaning when everyone who has a good year or 2 is suddenly "elite".
Disagree. I don't think "elite" status has anything to do with the amount of time you've played the game. It's funny how all of a sudden, Luck is a top five qb (which means elite to me) and Stafford is just a good qb. This is Luck's second year man. To me, a qb can come in the NFL and become elite after 3 years of playing in the NFL. If RG III didn't have his injury and continued to play really well, we would be hearing elite status attached to his name.
As I replied before ... to you I believe, we just have a different definition. 1 good year doesn't cut it for me. Luck isn't "elite" yet and either is Staff. RG3 isn't close. Injury or not the guy looks like a deer in the headlights these days.