Titles aside he probably is
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09-30-18 04:37 PM #1
Brees Best QB ever???
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09-30-18 04:40 PM #2
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09-30-18 04:41 PM #3
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09-30-18 04:41 PM #4
One of the best no doubt.
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09-30-18 04:43 PM #5
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09-30-18 04:43 PM #6
Steroids did you see that spin move last week?
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09-30-18 05:02 PM #7
No. Not even top 5.
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09-30-18 07:21 PM #8
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09-30-18 07:50 PM #9
He can throw the football unlike most others and the longevity is what’s going to get him to the top
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09-30-18 08:26 PM #10
Yep
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09-30-18 09:30 PM #11
Give him time to throw the ball and he is as accurate a passer as any QB in the league.. He's a good guy also as I read his book years ago...
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09-30-18 09:50 PM #12
Overrated
Not the same guy outside that dome.Points Awarded:
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09-30-18 09:57 PM #13
It's hard to rank quarterbacks, but I'd say he's probably in the top 10.
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09-30-18 11:58 PM #14
For sure not.
Originally Posted by Rich Boy
Montana
Brady
Marino
Unitas
Manning
Elway
Farve
Young
Rodgers
starr
Graham
Brees
Staubach
Neimith
Bradshaw
Moon
Stabler
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10-01-18 02:31 PM #15
Brees has played with lousy defenses most of his career, similar to Manning. But he's had much better coaching. As someone else said, he's one of the most accurate passers I've ever seen. Watch his throws when he has time, nobody does it better.
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10-01-18 02:37 PM #16
He is now in top 5 ever
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10-01-18 02:53 PM #17
Rodgers best td to int ratio ever
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10-01-18 03:22 PM #18
better than brady?
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10-01-18 06:16 PM #19
Not even close. Originally Posted by SBR_Guest_Pro
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10-01-18 06:22 PM #20
penetrate no. What he is a product of all the garbage rules.
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10-01-18 06:23 PM #21
Product of the nfl doing everything the last decade to ensure offense and protect qbs. Originally Posted by Otters27
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10-01-18 06:25 PM #22
refs took NY out of that game yesterday... gave the saints some serious BS calls which changed the whole tone of the game. shit was painful to watch. Originally Posted by 2daBank
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10-01-18 06:27 PM #23
I think Brees has been a beneficiary of more bs protecting the qb calls than all the other big time qbs combined the last 10 years. Just thinking about it I recall so many times he got touched and 20 flags hit field all at once! Such garbage!! Originally Posted by shocka1212
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10-01-18 06:28 PM #24
I'd have a hard time putting him in the top 15 for on field performance. Off field he's super high up the rankings and I think that makes people want to rank him higher for on field things. Kind of the opposite Allen Iverson - he should get a lot more talk about historically good NBA players (especially for his size) but you never hear his name in the conversation because he was kind of disliked for a variety of reasons. And I'm not saying AI is anywhere near the best... just should be in some conversations when ranking top 10, 20, etc.
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10-01-18 06:35 PM #25
Sammy Baugh is top 10.
Maybe top 1 but you can never compare eras.
http://www.profootballhof.com/players/sammy-baugh/
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10-01-18 07:08 PM #26
Lmao. Seriously. The guy is a GOAT. You can say what you want but he is one of the best ever. He puts in the work and accuracy is some of the best ever. Originally Posted by mtofell
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10-01-18 07:10 PM #27
Passing Yardage Leaders RK PLAYER YDS 1 Peyton Manning 71,940 2 Brett Favre 71,838 3 DREW BREES 71,740 4 TOM BRADY 67,077 5 Dan Marino 61,361 6 ELI MANNING 52,737 7 BEN ROETHLISBERGER 52,479 8 PHILIP RIVERS 51,504 9 John Elway 51,475 10 Warren Moon 49,325 11 Fran Tarkenton 47,003 12 Carson Palmer 46,247 13 Vinny Testaverde 46,233 14 Drew Bledsoe 44,611 15 MATT RYAN 43,112 16 Dan Fouts 43,040 17 Kerry Collins 40,922 18 Joe Montana 40,551 19 Johnny Unitas 40,239 20 AARON RODGERS 39,632
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10-01-18 07:11 PM #28
He's only 200 yards away.
Should break it next week.
Funny some guys overlook him about to be the NFL's all time passing leader.
If it's so easy, why haven't the hundreds or thousands of other QB's done it?
The TD record will is next.
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10-01-18 07:58 PM #29
saints and pats get all the calls.. its bizarre.... just look at the horse collar penalty they called on NY yesterday.. fuckin comical. Originally Posted by 2daBank
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10-01-18 08:12 PM #30
I was at bar and honestly by time the afternoon games started (after all the ot Games) I was really buzzed up and not paying all that much attention by that point, lol.. Originally Posted by shocka1212
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10-01-18 09:28 PM #31
Hey my break every single passing record before he retires then what do you think?
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10-01-18 11:29 PM #32
not even Half the QB Dan Marino was Originally Posted by jjgold
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10-01-18 11:39 PM #33
my favorite QB of all time
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10-01-18 11:42 PM #34
Stats DO NOT LIE. End of story
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10-02-18 12:16 AM #35
Judging the best QB of all time by a total passing yards is like saying the best car ever made is a Toyota Corolla. Sure, if total miles is the criteria, then yes. Similarly, if you want to use total yards as the measuring stick, Brees rates super high. It really just depends on what people consider to be the most important stat. There really isn't a right or wrong answer. It's just what you hold the most important in judging.
Most discussions I hear rank Super Bowl rings MUCH higher than passing yards with regards to GOAT. I suppose if games were won by total yards, Brees would make the discussion but as long as we decide who won the game by points on the scoreboard, guys like Brady, Montana, Bradshaw and Elway will be though of in higher regard.
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