Your all time favorite NFL QB

[Hank Kingsley]

Cunningham had a big fumble as I recall too...

As a Denver fan, I was very happy not to see the Vikings in the SB that year.

They have fucked up more Super Bowl chances than they should have had a right to.

Sort of like Buffalo. And Denver before Fats Holmgren repeat with a stacked team.

I never want to see Minnesota in a Super Bowl again.

 

[Ricky Roma]

The Marino mythology

Interesting article on Marino and the "Mythology".

Already discredited.

 

[starbigd]

Joe Montana

Jim McMahon.......that dude DGAF about anything, I thought he was hilarious. Hell he wasn't even that good but you couldn't tell him shit

 

[soxfan1468927]

Already discredited.

That defense argument really is silly. Marino had the number 1 scoring defense twice AND SO DID BRADSHAW! Yeah let's ignore the fact that Bradshaw played with a top 5 defense 7 times to Marino's 3, and a top 2 defense 5 times to Marino's 2. Because as we all know, if you're not first, you're last.

 

[Mondo Jay]

Already discredited.

I wouldn't judge him so harshly. He was amazing during the regular season. He just didn't play his best football in the playoffs. His turnovers were particularly devastating.

 

[batchaps4me]

Warren Moon and Dan Fouts had two of the nicest long balls I've seen.

Dammit, I was hoping to sneak Fouts in here!!!! Guess I have to go with Dan Pastorini then.

 

[outlaw okie]

Moved to Denver in 84 and watched Elway single handedly take the Broncos to three Super Bowls. The Shit he pulled off in the playoffs to get there was just amazing! It wasn't until almost 10 years later that he won his two rings with an all star cast surrounding him.

Warren Moon, Dan Fouts and Peyton Manning after Elway. Also liked Jeff George.

 

[mrschaney]

Dan Marino, Andy Dalton Bret Favre, Kenny Anderson, and Jon Kitna Dan Fouts

 

[packerzrule]

Andy Dalton, Andy Dalton, Andy Dalton, Andy Dalton and Andy Dalton

pretty sure this is what you really meant to say

 

[Rock Strongo]

Before Seattle got a franchise, I pulled for the Vikings ... probably because they were on TV a lot back then.

Fran Tarkenton was mine (I'm showing my age =/).

this explains a lot of your politics.

 

[DirtDirtDirt]

Has Rock listed his favorite QB?

Edge of my seat

 

[Wazmankg]

The Marino mythology

Interesting article on Marino and the "Mythology".

Alleged mythology.

The guy started off about the "myth" of Marino's bad Ds by citing his rookie season when he didn't even play half the season and another when he was 37 years old and pretty much shot. Then he went on to the "myth" of his bad running game by again citing his rookie season. I stopped reading the cherry picking hatchet job right there.

 

[dbldwn711]

As I kid I liked Ken Stabler. In fact, I liked a lot of the raiders players. This was obviously back in the day before cable and satellite and you got 2-3 games in Sunday. The raiders back then were good so you'd get a lot of them on TV. I remember the SB against the Eagles and how strict dick vermeil was. After the raiders won they were asked about the contrasting styles and one responded "if you want us to play like men then treat us like men". Haha. I remember madden, Casper and the holy roller play. I will admit that the Daryl stingily hit was probably the beginning of the end of my liking them and it probably culminated when Matt Millen hit the owners son of the Patriots with his helmet. The way the son stood up for the patriots there made me an undivided pats fan.

My favorite player growing up was Earl Campbell. Loved the uniforms, the astrodome, the song (yes we're the Houston Oilers ... Haha), the Pom poms in the crowd, etc. I remember a sign on a Monday night game. It read: we just hold the Pom poms ... Earl shakes the done. Haha

 

[Wazmankg]

Aside from Jurgensen who I grew up watching. Guys I really love watching play the position -

Tark
Staubach
Marino
Elway
Favre
Manning
Brady (hate him, but he's amazing)
Rodgers (see ^ Brady)



Montana was great.. I just didn't enjoy watching him play as much as the others.

 

[DirtDirtDirt]

As I kid I liked Ken Stabler. In fact, I liked a lot of the raiders players. This was obviously back in the day before cable and satellite and you got 2-3 games in Sunday. The raiders back then were good so you'd get a lot of them on TV. I remember the SB against the Eagles and how strict dick vermeil was. After the raiders won they were asked about the contrasting styles and one responded "if you want us to play like men then treat us like men". Haha. I remember madden, Casper and the holy roller play. I will admit that the Daryl stingily hit was probably the beginning of the end of my liking them and it probably culminated when Matt Millen hit the owners son of the Patriots with his helmet. The way the son stood up for the patriots there made me an undivided pats fan.

My favorite player growing up was Earl Campbell. Loved the uniforms, the astrodome, the song (yes we're the Houston Oilers ... Haha), the Pom poms in the crowd, etc. I remember a sign on a Monday night game. It read: we just hold the Pom poms ... Earl shakes the done. Haha

Didnt read

 

[dbldwn711]

Has Rock listed his favorite QB?

Edge of my seat

 

[beardown07]

Jim McMahon

Dude was just fun to watch.

This game made him mythical to me at the time.

Jim McMahon's heroics on a Thursday night against the Minnesota Vikings provided one of the most dramatic moments for the Chicago Bears - ESPN Chicago

 

[dbldwn711]

Figures you'd like him...


Brady to the rescue...

 

[VikingFan2k2]

Ah...I remember where I was when this happened.

As incredible as that run was, look at the tackling, a bad and tired defense in OT. Greg Biekert runs and the safety, (I think it might have been Ronnie Bradford) actually run into each other trying to get him.

 

[Eco]

As incredible as that run was, look at the tackling, a bad and tired defense in OT. Greg Biekert runs and the safety, (I think it might have been Ronnie Bradford) actually run into each other trying to get him.

No doubt, it was a just a gif of Vick's excitement he brought here to Atlanta.