Yeah, maybe its because I was young but I never really saw that much separation between him and the other AFC QBs like Moon, Kelly, to a certain extent Elway, Esiason, and when the Chiefs had Montana.
The 2001 Miami Hurricanes COULD NOT score an offensive touchdown against UNRANKED Boston College. FACT. They also needed five turnovers to squeak by #14 Virginia Tech by just TWO points. Most overrated team ever. College football encyclopedia/Billingsley has them at #29 all-time and even that's too high.
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Yawn, you’re going to use 1 game? And I didn’t say they would, but that is the best example. The NFL would totally disagree with your they are the most overrated team. Most of that teams backups had longer NFL careers than Browns playersThe 2001 Miami Hurricanes COULD NOT score an offensive touchdown against UNRANKED Boston College. FACT. They also needed five turnovers to squeak by #14 Virginia Tech by just TWO points. Most overrated team ever. College football encyclopedia/Billingsley has them at #29 all-time and even that's too high.
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You think a pro team would not being able to score on an UNRANKED college team? Anyone that believes that the so-called "greatest" college football team ever COULD NOT score a offensive touchdown against an UNRANKED team, it's preposterous, ludicrious and ridiculous. Shows they fell for the hype and don't know football.
Try not to fall asleep watching the so-called "greatest" college football team ever:
I also listed they needed five turnovers to squeak by the #14th ranked team.
So has Tom Brady. What's your point
No matter how beautiful the throws what good are they if they're intercepted often in big games?
Well...both his Super Bowl interceptions were out of desperation. He definitely got outplayed by Montana though.
I’d still put my money on the Jags or the Titans… NFL is still the best of all the college players in college football.. And keep in mind college players overall are so young, 18-19 years old in some cases… NFL is grown men, even if an NFL team lacks chemistry and aren’t having a good season, they’re still more mature, more physical, more experienced…
^---- This and the game wouldn't be close.
You're welcome. It's a fact that's totally ignored by Marino fans. It's tough to win big games or games against good teams when your QB throws two interceptions.
Still would like to see them square off.
He couldn't beat Jim Kelly and the Bills in the playoffs, believe he was 0-3 against them.. 8-15 lifetime.In the regular season, he was good enough to beat the '85 Bears. However, in the post-season, he couldn't beat the '85 Patriots - at home - in Miami - and was badly outplayed by the great Tony Eason. Zero rings at every level. Stats don't lie. Check out his performances in all the Dolphins' post-season losses. No defense? He was drafted by a team that was just in the Super Bowl. Do you think David Woodley's passing got them there or was it the Killer B's defense?
No running game? Another myth. Plenty of examples of teams that won a Super Bowl with far less of a running game than Marino had in Miami. What was the excuse at Pitt? Bobby Bowden said that Pitt's 1980 team was the greatest college football team he ever saw. Maybe check how Marino played in big games in college.
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No shit. Playoff Marino was bad, really bad.
Appparently. I had no recollection of that for some reason.
Yeah but you can't spin 2 picks in nearly every playoff loss when we all know turnovers are prehaps the key stat of every football game ever played.
Stats lie all the time!
I have always said.
Stats to us are like Facts to Lawyers! We can make them say whatever we want!
How tough is it to make the playoffs in the 1980s when your QB throws for 44 touchdowns?
When throwing 23 intereceptions not so good.
