In The Superbowl...and won?
Seems like other than Montana and Doug Williams very few of them really carried their team to a win on SB Sunday. Often times, there have been a lot of other factors(Defense/Special Teams) that carried them to victory.
Also, it seems in the last 25 years that when the load did fall squarely on the Q, the results were not good.
Marino, Elway until TD came along, Rich Gannon.
What am I saying? Very few times has stud QB, with no running game, had an overwhelming performance in SB. Very few times.
Even more seldom when it is a young QB's first time in the SB.
Obviously Packers have a good D and they can do some things, but Aaron Rodgers just might be asked to do more for a SB win than any QB in a while.
Truly, I would say Doug Williams was the last QB that really did what we expect our QB's to do in big games. Yeah, I know about Steve Young, but that was such a lopsided match-up.
This is just at the top of my head. Correct me where I am wrong.
Seems like other than Montana and Doug Williams very few of them really carried their team to a win on SB Sunday. Often times, there have been a lot of other factors(Defense/Special Teams) that carried them to victory.
Also, it seems in the last 25 years that when the load did fall squarely on the Q, the results were not good.
Marino, Elway until TD came along, Rich Gannon.
What am I saying? Very few times has stud QB, with no running game, had an overwhelming performance in SB. Very few times.
Even more seldom when it is a young QB's first time in the SB.
Obviously Packers have a good D and they can do some things, but Aaron Rodgers just might be asked to do more for a SB win than any QB in a while.
Truly, I would say Doug Williams was the last QB that really did what we expect our QB's to do in big games. Yeah, I know about Steve Young, but that was such a lopsided match-up.
This is just at the top of my head. Correct me where I am wrong.