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re: Where is Flacco in your NFL QB hierarchy?quote: Clearly? That's news to a lot of people Reply Back to Top |
| I do not care if Peyton has a wet noodle for an arm, but from what I saw, he was incredible. He looked just about as good as any other QB in the NFL. Reply Back to Top |
| I'd put him somewhere around 8-10, which is obviously good enough. I don't buy this bull shite that he's somehow up there with Brady, Rodgers, etc. because he won the Superbowl. Trent Dilfer proved you don't necessarily have to have a GOOD quarterback to win it all. That being said, he was great last night and I'm happy for Dull Joe. Reply Back to Top |
| He's about a yawn on a scale of exciting to comatose. Reply Back to Top |
| If you factor in age I think you'd clearly take Flacco before Brees Brady and Peyton. Reply Back to Top |
| He's no better or worse than he was before the game yesterday. He's the same dude. Not top 5, but top 10 Reply Back to Top |
| He is below Eli Manning. Reply Back to Top |
| Flacco may have led his team to a 22 point lead, but he also almost led his team to losing a game after having a 22 point lead. His con list is much longer than those of Brady, Manning, and Brees. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by Tim Taylor on 2/4 at 8:16 pm to REG861 quote: RG3 had the highest completion % this season. RG3 > Brees by your metric. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by Tim Taylor on 2/4 at 8:24 pm to Yat27 quote: Flacco wasn't playing with a team that had the best defense in NFL history or the best special teams in the league either. This Ravens' defense was above average this year and barely so. Their offensive line had issues all season long, Smith was still coming into his own, their tight ends didn't strike fear into anyone, and Cameron's playcalling was stale and uninspired for much of the year. Reply Back to Top |
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| Ok, everybody calm down I have the list right here. 1. Rodgers 2. Brady 3. P. Manning 4. Brees 5. Eli 6. Big Ben 7. Joe Flacco 8. T. Romo 9. Kaepernick 10. M. Ryan 11. P. Rivers 12. A. Luck 13. R. Wilson 14. RG3 15. M. Stafford 16. C. Newton 17. A. Dalton 18. S. Bradford 19.J. Cutler 20. J. Freeman Reply Back to Top |
| Can somebody remind me who the 1st Team All-Pro QB was this year? Anybody? Oh yeah, it was that old guy in Denver. Reply Back to Top |
quote: Not to anybody that pays attention. Reply Back to Top |
| I should have said "better" QB, but Peyton is clearly one of the very best QB's ever. He's also a QB I wouldn't want on my team right now. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by Tim Taylor on 2/4 at 9:31 pm to Marciano1 quote: Manning will be 37 by opening day and Brady will be 35. Realistically those guys have next year at a top level and then they'll drop noticeably. Flacco is 28 and in his prime. Reply Back to Top |
quote: I agree with your top 7, but I'd rearrange the top 4. Despite being an elite QB and undeniably one of the best in the game, I think Aaron Rodgers is a little overrated. His O-line may be less than perfect, but his WR corps is the best in the game. And, as a personal note, I just don't like him; he shows up his teammates too often on the field IMO. 1. Brees 2. P. Manning 3. Brady 4. Rodgers 5. Eli 6. Ben 7. Flacco Reply Back to Top |
Posted by Tim Taylor on 2/4 at 9:39 pm to Patrick_Bateman Brees is not the best in the league by any means. He has had better supporting casts the last two season than the other 3 guys. Rodgers had the worst pass blocking in the year. Statistically, no line was worse at pass protection. I can't put Ben or Eli ahead of Flacco. Eli has two legit number ones and didn't even put up 4,000 yards this year and has never thrown less than a 10 picks in a season. Ben takes way too long to make a decision with the ball and when he does he makes dumbass throws. Reply Back to Top |
quote: lol wut? Kaep looked good this year but let's hold off calling him a top 10 QB already. Reply Back to Top |
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