Today's joke of the day: Eli wants to be the highest paid in the NFL
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stevenashModerator
- 01-17-11
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#36Comment -
teaserpleaserBARRELED IN @ SBR!
- 08-14-08
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#37If his last name wasn't manning he'd be considered an avg nfl Qb at best ...Comment -
KingHenrick30SBR Rookie
- 08-18-15
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#38Let's compare him to other players at the position. Now, I'm not saying he's in the top top tier, but some of the comments on here are hysterical. Look at a team like the Bills who haven't had a decent player at the position since the early 90s, or the Jets and Dolphins for that matter. The Giants running game has been awful, and their defense swiss cheese.
Easily a top 10 QB and with a better defense and a semblance of talent in the backfield he's top 5.Comment -
stevenashModerator
- 01-17-11
- 65646
#39Top five QB's in the game today (no praticular order)
Brady
Rodgers
Brees
99 year old Peyton Manning
Andrew Luck
The following QB's you can make a case for are better than Eli, and at the very least belong in the same sentence as Eli.
Rivers
Romo
Kaepernick
Ryan
Flaco
Cam Newton
I got Rivers 6th best, where one wants to slot Eli between 7 and 12 is all a matter of personal opinion.
I'll say it one more time, Eli has had only two elite seasons, sorry, does not make him an elite.
He belongs in the Hall of the Very Good FameComment -
godukeSBR Posting Legend
- 02-17-10
- 11580
#40Until his agent says it or manning I don't believe the report one but. This is just to drum up nfl talk by the media. But he should be paid higher then rivers and on the same level as Big Ben and just under Rodgers and Wilson. Mannings have so much money I just doubt these are words out of mannigs mouthComment -
KingHenrick30SBR Rookie
- 08-18-15
- 9
#42Saying Kapernick belongs in the same sentence as Eli when hes had an all league defense and a crack receiving core is border line slanderous. Eli is in the the 6-8 range I think and based on the team needs of the Giants most likely he should get paid.Comment -
KingHenrick30SBR Rookie
- 08-18-15
- 9
#43Top five QB's in the game today (no praticular order)
Brady
Rodgers
Brees
99 year old Peyton Manning
Andrew Luck
The following QB's you can make a case for are better than Eli, and at the very least belong in the same sentence as Eli.
Rivers
Romo
Kaepernick
Ryan
Flaco
Cam Newton
I got Rivers 6th best, where one wants to slot Eli between 7 and 12 is all a matter of personal opinion.
I'll say it one more time, Eli has had only two elite seasons, sorry, does not make him an elite.
He belongs in the Hall of the Very Good FameComment -
pavyracerSBR Aristocracy
- 04-12-07
- 82839
#44If I was a Giants GM I would give him a pay cut. What other team will sign him as the highest paid in the league?Comment -
pavyracerSBR Aristocracy
- 04-12-07
- 82839
#47Matt Ryan is currently the 11th best QB in the history of NFL. 91.1 career passer rating.Comment -
slacker00SBR Posting Legend
- 10-06-05
- 12262
#48Kaepernick isn't even top 20 the way he played last year. Anyone not putting Ben in the top 5 can't be taken seriously.Comment -
stevenashModerator
- 01-17-11
- 65646
#49Ask Julio Jones is what he thinks of Matt Ryan, another team that could be a force if they had a defense.
Quarterback 2014 Pass NEP Philip Rivers 94.46 Andrew Luck 86.23 Peyton Manning 68.42 Tony Romo 52.92 Joe Flacco 50.86 Matt Ryan 48.94 Aaron Rodgers 48.76 Colin Kaepernick 41.97 Drew Brees 40.36 Cam Newton 31.77 Comment -
stevenashModerator
- 01-17-11
- 65646
#50
Quarterback Rating, see glossary for details
Different ratings are used by the NFL and NCAA.
Minimum 1500 pass attempts to qualify as career leader.
Regular Season Leaders: Single-Season · Career · Active · Year-by-Year · Single Game
Playoff Leaders: Single-Season · Career · Active · Year-by-Year · Single Game
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Joe Flacco (30) 84.8 2008-2014 rav 28. Rich Gannon 84.7 1987-2004 4TM 29. Jim Kelly+ 84.4 1986-1996 buf Marc Bulger 84.4 2002-2009 ram 31. Mark Brunell 84.0 1994-2011 5TM Ryan Tannehill (26) 84.0 2012-2014 mia 33. Matthew Stafford (27) 83.6 2009-2014 det 34. Roger Staubach+ 83.4 1969-1979 dal 35. Alex Smith (30) 82.8 2005-2014 2TM Steve McNair 82.8 1995-2007 2TM 37. Brian Griese 82.7 1998-2008 4TM Neil Lomax 82.7 1981-1988 crd 39. Len Dawson+ 82.6 1957-1975 3TM Sonny Jurgensen+ 82.6 1957-1974 2TM 41. Brad Johnson 82.5 1994-2008 4TM 42. Eli Manning (34) 82.4 2004-2014 nyg 43. Matt Hasselbeck (39) 82.3 1999-2014 4TM 44. Ken Anderson 81.9 1971-1986 cin 45. Bernie Kosar 81.8 1985-1996 3TM Neil O'Donnell 81.8 1991-2003 4TM 47. Danny White 81.7 1976-1988 dal Jason Campbell (33) 81.7 2006-2014 5TM 49. Troy Aikman+ 81.6 1989-2000 dal 50. Randall Cunningham 81.5 1985-2001 4TM Dave Krieg 81.5 1980-1998 6TM 52. Jake Delhomme 81.3 1999-2011 4TM 53. Kyle Orton 81.2 2005-2014 5TM 54. 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Frank Ryan 77.6 1958-1970 3TM Jim Harbaugh 77.6 1987-2000 4TM 84. Joe Theismann 77.4 1974-1985 was Jon Kitna 77.4 1997-2013 4TM 86. Charlie Batch 77.2 1998-2012 2TM 87. Drew Bledsoe 77.1 1993-2006 3TM Jay Fiedler 77.1 1995-2005 5TM Bob Griese+ 77.1 1967-1980 mia 90. Bill Kenney 77.0 1980-1988 kan 91. Gary Danielson 76.6 1976-1988 2TM Erik Kramer 76.6 1987-1999 4TM 93. Doug Flutie 76.3 1986-2005 4TM 94. Josh McCown (35) 76.1 2002-2014 6TM 95. Stan Humphries 75.8 1989-1997 2TM 96. Wade Wilson 75.6 1981-1998 5TM 97. Chad Henne (29) 75.5 2008-2014 2TM 98. Steve Bartkowski 75.4 1975-1986 2TM 99. Ken Stabler 75.3 1970-1984 3TM Scott Mitchell 75.3 1991-2001 4TM Steve Bono 75.3 1985-1999 7TM 102. Tim Couch 75.1 1999-2003 cle Norm Van Brocklin+ 75.1 1949-1960 2TM 104. Vinny Testaverde 75.0 1987-2007 7TM Sid Luckman+ 75.0 1939-1950 chi 106. Chris Miller 74.9 1987-1999 3TM David Carr 74.9 2002-2012 4TM 108. Don Meredith 74.8 1960-1968 dal Brian Sipe 74.8 1974-1983 cle 110. Jake Plummer 74.6 1997-2006 2TM 111. Y.A. Tittle+ 74.3 1948-1964 3TM Roman Gabriel 74.3 1962-1977 2TM 113. Steve DeBerg 74.2 1978-1998 6TM Gus Frerotte 74.2 1994-2008 7TM 115. Mark Sanchez (28) 74.1 2009-2014 2TM Earl Morrall 74.1 1956-1976 6TM 117. Kerry Collins 73.8 1995-2011 6TM 118. Craig Morton 73.5 1965-1982 3TM Frankie Albert 73.5 1946-1952 sfo 120. Rodney Peete 73.3 1989-2004 6TM 121. Daryle Lamonica 72.9 1963-1974 2TM Greg Landry 72.9 1968-1984 3TM Don Majkowski 72.9 1987-1996 3TM 124. Tommy Kramer 72.8 1977-1990 2TM Ron Jaworski 72.8 1974-1989 4TM 126. Tony Banks 72.4 1996-2005 4TM 127. Bubby Brister 72.3 1986-2000 5TM John Brodie 72.3 1957-1973 sfo 129. Milt Plum 72.2 1957-1969 4TM Sammy Baugh+ 72.2 1937-1952 was Billy Wade 72.2 1954-1966 2TM 132. Jay Schroeder 71.7 1985-1994 4TM 133. Billy Kilmer 71.6 1961-1978 3TM 134. Bill Munson 71.5 1964-1979 5TM 135. Rex Grossman (34) 71.4 2003-2013 3TM 136. Derek Anderson (31) 71.3 2006-2014 3TM 137. 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Rick Mirer 63.5 1993-2003 5TM 165. Bobby Layne+ 63.4 1948-1962 4TM 166. Mike Livingston 63.3 1968-1979 kan Mike Pagel 63.3 1982-1993 3TM Jack Trudeau 63.3 1986-1995 3TM 169. Ed Brown 62.8 1954-1965 3TM 170. Mark Malone 61.9 1980-1989 3TM 171. Bob Waterfield+ 61.6 1945-1952 ram 172. Eddie LeBaron 61.4 1952-1963 2TM 173. George Blanda+ 60.6 1949-1975 4TM 174. Babe Parilli 59.6 1952-1969 5TM 175. Dan Pastorini 59.1 1971-1983 4TM 176. Jack Kemp 57.3 1957-1969 3TM 177. Tobin Rote 56.8 1950-1966 4TM 178. Cotton Davidson 54.9 1954-1968 3TM 179. Mike Phipps 52.6 1970-1981 2TM 180. Frank Tripucka 52.2 1949-1963 4TM Comment -
stevenashModerator
- 01-17-11
- 65646
#51
Win valuable prizes, two different type QB's but you can make a case for Kaepernick and I'm not a fan of his or the 49'ers.Comment -
yismanSBR Aristocracy
- 09-01-08
- 75682
#52Rivers is better than Manning.[quote=jjgold;5683305]I win again like usual
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[quote=Whippit;7921056]miami won't lose a single eastern conference game through end of season[/quote]Comment -
MoneyLineDawgSBR Posting Legend
- 01-01-09
- 13253
#53Luck
Rodgers
Big Ben
Brady
Wilson
Rivers
Ryan
Brees
Peyton
Newton
Romo
Stafford
I would definitely take all of these guys for this season over Eli.....He's good enough to win and ups his game in the playoffs but his INTs cannot be overlooked.....Also needs great protection to succeed which he hasn't had for a while I admit
I would say him and Flacco are the next best then maybe Kaepernick....Bridgewater I expect to also make a big jump this seasonComment -
godukeSBR Posting Legend
- 02-17-10
- 11580
#544 out of the top 12 out of your list dont have a super bowl. Would you rather have a qb that comes up big in the playoffs or someone who looks good on the stats sheet. I would rather have the first.Comment -
godukeSBR Posting Legend
- 02-17-10
- 11580
#55also remember the last time people laughed at him when he said he was as good as brady before the season started. Hmmm what did he do that year?Comment -
MoneyLineDawgSBR Posting Legend
- 01-01-09
- 13253
#56
Eli is overall decent but those qbs are better at this point in time.Comment -
KingHutchSBR Sharp
- 06-02-15
- 335
#57Luck
Rodgers
Big Ben
Brady
Wilson
Rivers
Ryan
Brees
Peyton
Newton
Romo
Stafford
I would definitely take all of these guys for this season over Eli.....He's good enough to win and ups his game in the playoffs but his INTs cannot be overlooked.....Also needs great protection to succeed which he hasn't had for a while I admit
I would say him and Flacco are the next best then maybe Kaepernick....Bridgewater I expect to also make a big jump this season
Dude is a complete stud in the playoffs, what the hell have those guys done?Comment -
seaborneqSBR Posting Legend
- 09-08-06
- 22556
#58A list that has josh mcCown, jay cutler, and Stan humpries in the top 100 is bogus. I saw them all play. Definitely not top 100 qb's no matter what scale you use.Comment -
slacker00SBR Posting Legend
- 10-06-05
- 12262
#59One thing you guys always forget with these stupid QB ranking lists, it's not like the Giants can choose between Eli and Rodgers. If the Giants don't want to pay Eli, who else is available? Realistically, it's 1.Eli 2.Nassib 3.Stanzi, that's the list for the Giants. Maybe Giants go bad ass and franchise tag Eli in 2016 then tear it all down and draft some QB or something, I dunno. Those are the options, it's not a choice between Eli and some other top 10 guy. With guys like Rivers getting a max contract, I don't think any top 20 NFL QB is going to hit the open market any time soon.
Now, if we are talking about betting something like an MVP prop, which is basically MVQB, I'll take Ben +2000 right now.Comment -
MoneyLineDawgSBR Posting Legend
- 01-01-09
- 13253
#60
It's really close actually from like QBs 6-13 or so..I get it if people rank Flacco or Eli higher than some of my guysComment -
ByeSheaSBR Hall of Famer
- 06-30-08
- 8113
#61Eli is in a great spot to negotiate. Successful bank robbers will be jealous of him.
Locking in Eli will help the Giants win some games against the Redskins. Might help too against Dallas & Philly if/when they have debacles.
But it will have zero impact leaguewide. He's getting paid on past superbowl wins. Must be nice.Comment -
ByeSheaSBR Hall of Famer
- 06-30-08
- 8113
#67
Rodgers - N
Big Ben - N
Brady - N
Wilson - N
Rivers - N
Ryan - N
Brees - I would, today, possibly consider Eli
Peyton - N
Newton - N
Romo - N
Stafford - maybe Eli
And Eli is going to paid like he reinvented the game. Again, must be nice.Comment -
slacker00SBR Posting Legend
- 10-06-05
- 12262
#68Comment -
MoMoneyMoVaughnSBR Posting Legend
- 05-08-14
- 14988
#69I think we are forgetting that New York is a very expensive city to live in and he probably lives in a 600 square foot condo with three whiny kids who have to share one bedroom and a dog that they have to walk down 18 flights of stairs to walk and it probably cost him $14 million.Comment -
hugh_jorganSBR High Roller
- 07-19-15
- 232
#70In defense of Eli, today he publicly stated that he never said/suggested/or asked to be the highest paid NFL QB.Comment
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