Top five QB's (since the 80"s)

[Disgustipated]

If Dilfer ever gets in the HOF I swear right here and now that I'll hunt that motherfucker down and cut his dick off.
He's good as a commentator/analyst though. Gotta give him that.

I wasn't including Dilfer. Also, fuck Dilfer.

The Rams had a ton of talent.

He doesn't think a team nicknamed the GREATEST FUCKING SHOW ON TURF didn't have much talent?

 

[nerfhearder]

I don't know man. I think you take warner off that team for those two incredible years and they are just average. Faulk was good but Warner made him better. Their D was pedestrian at best.

Besides Faulk who from those teams was/is a HOF?

Orlando Pace easily.
Maybe Isaac Bruce and Torry Holt.

 

[pink]

ummmmmmm Dilfer, big fat no.


Brady has to be included.

 

[VaticanAssassin]

I wasn't including Dilfer. Also, fuck Dilfer.



He doesn't think a team nicknamed the GREATEST FUCKING SHOW ON TURF didn't have much talent?

I know this is hard for someone with such a low IQ and no formal education. It's much harder than hitting a copy button.

But I will try to explain anyway.

I am saying Kurt Warner was more responsible for it being the greatest show on turf than most of the QB's named being responsible for their teams being SB teams...

 

[Disgustipated]

Orlando Pace easily.
Maybe Isaac Bruce and Torry Holt.

FFS,

Records and achievements[edit]
The St. Louis Rams scored 526 points in the 1999 season, a team record which was broken in 2000 when they accumulated 540 points. For their last consecutive 500+ season, the Rams scored 503 points in 2001. These three seasons of 1,569 points were the most points scored by any team over any three-year stretch.
1999: The Rams were first in the league in passing (4,580 yards), yards per pass attempt (8.64), passing touchdowns (41) and total offensive yards (6,639).
2000: The Rams were first in the league in total offense (7,335 yards), completions (380), passing yards (5,492), yards per pass attempt (9.36), passing touchdowns (37) and rushing touchdowns (26). Their 63 offensive touchdowns was 5 more than the 1998 Vikings, and only 4 less than the 2007 Patriots.
2001: The Rams were again first in the league in total offense (6,930 yards), completions (379), passing yards (4,903), yards per pass attempt (8.90), passing touchdowns (37), rushing touchdowns (20) and yards per rush attempt (4.87)

 

[ryan8558]

Brees is definitely top 5. He may still have a couple of good years in him and finish higher on these lists.

Passing Yardage Leaders
RK PLAYER YDS
1 Peyton Manning 71,940
2 Brett Favre 71,838
3 DREW BREES 64,490


Pass Completion Leaders
RK PLAYER COMP
1 Brett Favre 6,300
2 Peyton Manning 6,125
3 DREW BREES 5,691


Touchdown Pass Leaders
RK PLAYER TD
1 Peyton Manning 539
2 Brett Favre 508
3 DREW BREES 458

 

[Disgustipated]

I know this is hard for someone with such a low IQ and no formal education. It's much harder than hitting a copy button.

But I will try to explain anyway.

I am saying Kurt Warner was more responsible for it being the greatest show on turf than most of the QB's named being responsible for their teams being SB teams...

Have you figured out "where" and "were" yet? Yeah, shaddup, jr.

 

[Macdaddy23]

Montana
Young
Simms
Elway
Marino

 

[VaticanAssassin]

Montana
Young
Simms
Elway
Marino

A obvious giants fan

 

[VaticanAssassin]

Have you figured out "where" and "were" yet? Yeah, shaddup, jr.

Where are you ever going to find the money to pay off the phone you had to finance?

You were never going to get a good job with that ugly mug and low IQ buddy.

 

[Super-Surprise]

Dak Prescott

So long as he doesn't kill himself in a boating or automobile accident while drunk or high on drugs, history will show in 20 years that I am correct.

 

[VaticanAssassin]

Dak Prescott

So long as he doesn't kill himself in a boating or automobile accident while drunk or high on drugs, history will show in 20 years that I am correct.

Wow... you just doomed the cowboys with at least 7 years of bad luck with this.

 

[Disgustipated]

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