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x0x

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Posted: Sun Jan 20, 2013 6:34 pm Post subject:

FirstDownFaulk wrote:

J Pep 4 Step wrote:

FirstDownFaulk wrote:

You could have 21 first team All-Pros surrounding a quarterback, yet the team will only go as far as his level of execution (or lack of execution) allows the team to go in January.

Just as I type this...we're watching Matt Ryan throw and fumble his teams' chance away....

Peyton Manning 2006?

You can attempt to pass off the exception as the rule....but it only makes you look foolish Laughing

Trent Dilfer next ??

What I want to know is how many Super Bowl winning Quarterbacks you would classify in the elite category.

Then how many you would classify as good.
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J Pep 4 Step

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Posted: Sun Jan 20, 2013 6:36 pm Post subject:

FirstDownFaulk wrote:

J Pep 4 Step wrote:

FirstDownFaulk wrote:

J Pep 4 Step wrote:

FirstDownFaulk wrote:

Peyton Manning 2006?

You can attempt to pass off the exception as the rule....but it only makes you look foolish Laughing

I suppose if I was actually trying to "pass off the exception as the rule" you would have a point.

Peyton Manning is a great example though. He lights it up during the regular season, his team dominates...then he disappears in the playoffs and they're all golfing by MLK day.

Because the defense falling to pieces had nothing to do with those playoff fizzles.
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jrry32 wrote:

Faulk's argument style is reminiscent of Mark Sanchez's passing style. Inconsistent as hell and all over the place. I'm just waiting for him to run into iPwn's butt and fumble.

FirstDownFaulk

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Posted: Sun Jan 20, 2013 6:38 pm Post subject:

x0x wrote:

FirstDownFaulk wrote:

J Pep 4 Step wrote:

FirstDownFaulk wrote:

Peyton Manning 2006?

You can attempt to pass off the exception as the rule....but it only makes you look foolish Laughing

Trent Dilfer next ??

What I want to know is how many Super Bowl winning Quarterbacks you would classify in the elite category.

Then how many you would classify as good.

Well....Brad Johnson, Trent Dilfer, Mark Rypien, Jeff Hostetler, Doug Williams, and Jim McMahon are the only non-Hall of Fame quarterbacks (or at the very least, will be Hall of Famers) to win a Super Bowl.

That means that 40 out of 46 Super Bowls were won by teams with Hall of Fame signal callers.
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FirstDownFaulk

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Posted: Sun Jan 20, 2013 6:39 pm Post subject:

J Pep 4 Step wrote:

FirstDownFaulk wrote:

J Pep 4 Step wrote:

FirstDownFaulk wrote:

J Pep 4 Step wrote:

FirstDownFaulk wrote:

Peyton Manning 2006?

You can attempt to pass off the exception as the rule....but it only makes you look foolish Laughing

I suppose if I was actually trying to "pass off the exception as the rule" you would have a point.

Peyton Manning is a great example though. He lights it up during the regular season, his team dominates...then he disappears in the playoffs and they're all golfing by MLK day.

Because the defense falling to pieces had nothing to do with those playoff fizzles.

No...it had nothing to do with his 4th quarter disappearing acts. When he needed to execute, he didn't
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J Pep 4 Step

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Posted: Sun Jan 20, 2013 6:44 pm Post subject:

FirstDownFaulk wrote:

J Pep 4 Step wrote:

FirstDownFaulk wrote:

J Pep 4 Step wrote:

FirstDownFaulk wrote:

J Pep 4 Step wrote:

FirstDownFaulk wrote:

Peyton Manning 2006?

You can attempt to pass off the exception as the rule....but it only makes you look foolish Laughing

I suppose if I was actually trying to "pass off the exception as the rule" you would have a point.

Peyton Manning is a great example though. He lights it up during the regular season, his team dominates...then he disappears in the playoffs and they're all golfing by MLK day.

Because the defense falling to pieces had nothing to do with those playoff fizzles.

No...it had nothing to do with his 4th quarter disappearing acts. When he needed to execute, he didn't

I'm talking about the losses. Not Mannings performance.
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jrry32 wrote:

Faulk's argument style is reminiscent of Mark Sanchez's passing style. Inconsistent as hell and all over the place. I'm just waiting for him to run into iPwn's butt and fumble.

J Pep 4 Step

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Posts: 25248
Location: Greenvillain, NC

Posted: Sun Jan 20, 2013 6:45 pm Post subject:

FirstDownFaulk wrote:

x0x wrote:

FirstDownFaulk wrote:

J Pep 4 Step wrote:

FirstDownFaulk wrote:

Peyton Manning 2006?

You can attempt to pass off the exception as the rule....but it only makes you look foolish Laughing

Trent Dilfer next ??

What I want to know is how many Super Bowl winning Quarterbacks you would classify in the elite category.

Then how many you would classify as good.

You are forgetting one more. He won 2 SBs.
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jrry32 wrote:

Faulk's argument style is reminiscent of Mark Sanchez's passing style. Inconsistent as hell and all over the place. I'm just waiting for him to run into iPwn's butt and fumble.

FirstDownFaulk

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Location: New York

Posted: Sun Jan 20, 2013 6:47 pm Post subject:

J Pep 4 Step wrote:

FirstDownFaulk wrote:

J Pep 4 Step wrote:

FirstDownFaulk wrote:

J Pep 4 Step wrote:

FirstDownFaulk wrote:

J Pep 4 Step wrote:

FirstDownFaulk wrote:

Peyton Manning 2006?

You can attempt to pass off the exception as the rule....but it only makes you look foolish Laughing

I suppose if I was actually trying to "pass off the exception as the rule" you would have a point.

Peyton Manning is a great example though. He lights it up during the regular season, his team dominates...then he disappears in the playoffs and they're all golfing by MLK day.

Because the defense falling to pieces had nothing to do with those playoff fizzles.

No...it had nothing to do with his 4th quarter disappearing acts. When he needed to execute, he didn't

I'm talking about the losses. Not Mannings performance.

Exactly

The losses are a result of his performance, or more specifically his absence late in games and propensity for bad throws (ie OT interception just last weekend).
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x0x

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Posted: Sun Jan 20, 2013 6:51 pm Post subject:

FirstDownFaulk wrote:

x0x wrote:

FirstDownFaulk wrote:

J Pep 4 Step wrote:

FirstDownFaulk wrote:

Peyton Manning 2006?

You can attempt to pass off the exception as the rule....but it only makes you look foolish Laughing

Trent Dilfer next ??

What I want to know is how many Super Bowl winning Quarterbacks you would classify in the elite category.

Then how many you would classify as good.

Jim Plunkett
Ken Stabler
1970 Baltimore Colts.....

Lowers that to 36 of 46.

Bradshaw and Aikman don't win those Championships on lesser teams. Hell the 1970s Steelers have the record for most Hall of Famers and Bradshaw was one of the weaker inductees (although I defend him on here constantly).

So that brings it down to 29.

I don't know how one judges a guy like Bob Griese but he wasn't a first ballot guy and his playoff numbers are paltry.

So we're down to 27 and then Joe Namath is one of the most controversial inductees (took him a while to get in).

Meanwhile Ben Roethlisberger won Super Bowl XL by doing next to nothing , he is a Hall of Famer but that Super Bowl wasn't won by him in the least.

That's 26 of 46 Super Bowls won by what many would list as top tier QBs, but then I'm also including guys like Eli.

Then there's also Theismann who was a great QB but didn't have a Hall of Fame career either.

To me, a great QB gives you a 50% chance of ultimate victory, with a good team. Because of luck factors and varying performance.

Surround a mediocre passer with an exceptional team and you have better than 50% chance.
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J Pep 4 Step

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Posted: Sun Jan 20, 2013 6:52 pm Post subject:

FirstDownFaulk wrote:

J Pep 4 Step wrote:

FirstDownFaulk wrote:

J Pep 4 Step wrote:

FirstDownFaulk wrote:

J Pep 4 Step wrote:

FirstDownFaulk wrote:

J Pep 4 Step wrote:

FirstDownFaulk wrote:

Peyton Manning 2006?

You can attempt to pass off the exception as the rule....but it only makes you look foolish Laughing

I suppose if I was actually trying to "pass off the exception as the rule" you would have a point.

Peyton Manning is a great example though. He lights it up during the regular season, his team dominates...then he disappears in the playoffs and they're all golfing by MLK day.

Because the defense falling to pieces had nothing to do with those playoff fizzles.

No...it had nothing to do with his 4th quarter disappearing acts. When he needed to execute, he didn't

I'm talking about the losses. Not Mannings performance.

Exactly

The losses are a result of his performance, or more specifically his absence late in games and propensity for bad throws (ie OT interception just last weekend).

And we come full circle...

So the defense not showing up to play in those losses had nothing to do with the poutcome of the game, right?
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jrry32 wrote:

Faulk's argument style is reminiscent of Mark Sanchez's passing style. Inconsistent as hell and all over the place. I'm just waiting for him to run into iPwn's butt and fumble.

Nat Turner

Joined: 21 Jan 2013
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Posted: Thu Jan 24, 2013 1:16 pm Post subject:

[quote="J Pep 4 Step"][quote="resilient"]Hmmm.. Brady and Montana. The 2 greatest dink n and dunk QBs ever.[/quote]

Seems the "dink and dunk" makes for a pretty succesful plan. I guess all those other QBs just refuse to dink and dunk on stylistic grounds? They would rather lose with form than win with function?[/quote]

Yeah....and besides that, Brady and especially Montana tend to dink and dunk when their first couple of options are covered.

They're effective at medium and long passes as well, even if others were better. Montana threw a pretty accurate long ball.

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