me too, espceially since he always took a sack instead of throwing the ball away. I used to call it the "Kenny Crumble".
Yeah I think he had the record for most times sacked in a season. I'm not sure if someone else held the record in between but I think David Carr has that honor now.
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pjam81373 wrote:
Clubber wrote:
pjam81373 wrote:
Clubber wrote:
Kenny O is #34
I thought he'd be higher than that.
me too, espceially since he always took a sack instead of throwing the ball away. I used to call it the "Kenny Crumble".
Yeah I think he had the record for most times sacked in a season. I'm not sure if someone else held the record in between but I think David Carr has that honor now.
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i consider this to be an important stat as far as considering who the greatest QB of all time is, so i was quite suprised to see john elway at #39 because alot of people consider him to be the greates QB of all time.
atleast the other most mentioned as greatest are in the top 10 montana,marino and farve
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jlvsprljam wrote:
i consider this to be an important stat as far as considering who the greatest QB of all time is, so i was quite suprised to see john elway at #39 because alot of people consider him to be the greates QB of all time.
atleast the other most mentioned as greatest are in the top 10 montana,marino and farve
Quite true.
I consider Elway to be a top-ten guy...but many say that he often played three bad quarters and then one excellent quarter.
Statistically, Elway and some would say Brady do not add up. But as far as being clutch or winning, they do.
I like to use BOTH statistics and winning as the best way to judge a QB.
Elway and Brady are fine in both categories because of their winnings, while guys like Marino are boosted by stats.
I think both are important.
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tsunami wrote:
Elway and Brady are fine in both categories because of their winnings, while guys like Marino are boosted by stats.
But it isn't like Marino didn't win in general. Sure he never one the Super Bowl, but he does have the second most wins for a qb all-time, just 1 win behind Elway.
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Too Big a Man Too Say wrote:
tsunami wrote:
Elway and Brady are fine in both categories because of their winnings, while guys like Marino are boosted by stats.
But it isn't like Marino didn't win in general. Sure he never one the Super Bowl, but he does have the second most wins for a qb all-time, just 1 win behind Elway.
Excellent point!
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i am a donut wrote:
tsunami wrote:
Elway and Brady are fine in both categories because of their winnings, while guys like Marino are boosted by stats.
I wonder what Elway's Winning % was before Terrel Davis got their...
I wonder what Elway's winning % was before Bobby Humphrey got there.
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