View Full Version : Are these the Four Worst Quaterbacks in the NFL?
TVFactFan 11-28-2006, 12:45 AM Eli Manning
Jake Delhomme
Rex Grossman
Brett Favre
All of these QB's STINK and they all have one thing in common, they PANIC and Throw INT's hen their team is trailing in the 4th Quarter
Brian Damage 11-28-2006, 12:46 AM Currently? Probably
TVFactFan 11-28-2006, 12:50 AM Currently? Probably
Out of the 4 I would say Eli is the WORST
y2k3Joker 11-28-2006, 12:51 AM You left out Mike Vick
TVFactFan 11-28-2006, 12:54 AM You left out Mike Vick
The one thing Vick can do that these QB's can't is get away from Defenders. Eli, Jake, Brett, and Rex have no elusive skills and usually just throw the ball anywhere so that they won't get hit-lol
Brian Damage 11-28-2006, 12:59 AM Out of the 4 I would say Eli is the WORST
You may be right. I say it is a toss up between Eli and Rex. At least the other two got to a Super Bowl.
y2k3Joker 11-28-2006, 12:59 AM The one thing Vick can do that these QB's can't is get away from Defenders. Eli, Jake, Brett, and Rex have no elusive skills and usually just throw the ball anywhere so that they won't get hit-lol
You asked about worst QB. No one is questioning Vick's all around athletic ability.
He makes poor decisions as a QB and is horrible as a passer.
When was the last time he won a game with his arm?
Brian Damage 11-28-2006, 01:03 AM You asked about worst QB. No one is questioning Vick's all around athletic ability.
He makes poor decisions as a QB and is horrible as a passer.
When was the last time he won a game with his arm?
Good point
TVFactFan 11-28-2006, 01:06 AM You asked about worst QB. No one is questioning Vick's all around athletic ability.
He makes poor decisions as a QB and is horrible as a passer.
When was the last time he won a game with his arm?
Well I'm basing this on all around QB skills. So Vick ca't really pass but he can get a first down with his feet
loren 11-28-2006, 01:56 PM i think #7 from atlanta, is the most over hyped player in nfl history
i gaurentee that atlanta has a better qb, in schaub
being a packer fan, i hate favre
hes been highly over rated for years
the superbowl they won, was mainly due to the defense
he may well break both touchdowns for life, and ints for life this year
all the years in gbay, he has had understudies go away and become starters
burnell, hassellback, warner, detmer, brooks
none of them have his arm, nor his free wheeling mentality
favre has stolen his paycheck for years
as long as hes there, the pack will be back
far far back
y2k3Joker 11-28-2006, 02:18 PM i think #7 from atlanta, is the most over hyped player in nfl history
i gaurentee that atlanta has a better qb, in schaub
being a packer fan, i hate favre
hes been highly over rated for years
the superbowl they won, was mainly due to the defense
he may well break both touchdowns for life, and ints for life this year
all the years in gbay, he has had understudies go away and become starters
burnell, hassellback, warner, detmer, brooks
none of them have his arm, nor his free wheeling mentality
favre has stolen his paycheck for years
as long as hes there, the pack will be back
far far back
C'mon, you're starting to sound like one of those call-in show guys who rips their team after every loss and is the first one on the bandwagon when things are going good. I think You are suffering from the "What Have You Done For me Lately" syndrome.
I think Brett and the offense had a lot to do with those Super Bowl teams of the late 90's. I don't recall the Packers D being compared to the '85 Bears or the 2000 Ravens.
OK, maybe Bret has slipped quite a bit from those glory days but give the guy a little respect, will ya?
Mr. Television 11-28-2006, 03:01 PM C'mon, you're starting to sound like one of those call-in show guys who rips their team after every loss and is the first one on the bandwagon when things are going good. I think You are suffering from the "What Have You Done For me Lately" syndrome.
I think Brett and the offense had a lot to do with those Super Bowl teams of the late 90's. I don't recall the Packers D being compared to the '85 Bears or the 2000 Ravens.
OK, maybe Bret has slipped quite a bit from those glory days but give the guy a little respect, will ya?
Yea I agree. He isn't very good right now but back in the mid to late 90's he was one of the best.
Brad Russ 11-28-2006, 05:18 PM I think Favre is still a decent quarterback. He's a guy who nowadays, when he's on he's on, but unfortunately when he's off, (like last week), he's really off!! He's definitely not the worst quarteback though by far IMO. As far as the QB's Solomon listed go, I'd have to give the worst title to Jake Delhomme.
I'm kind of surprised I'm not mentioning Joey Harrington as worst QB, but he's actually played very well over the last several weeks. It looks like this kid may actually have a bright future in the NFL afterall. I just hope he can keep it up. After watching him be so successful playing for Central Catholic High School, and the Oregon Ducks all those years, Iv'e really been rooting for him to succeed in the NFL.
TVFactFan 11-28-2006, 07:33 PM C'mon, you're starting to sound like one of those call-in show guys who rips their team after every loss and is the first one on the bandwagon when things are going good. I think You are suffering from the "What Have You Done For me Lately" syndrome.
I think Brett and the offense had a lot to do with those Super Bowl teams of the late 90's. I don't recall the Packers D being compared to the '85 Bears or the 2000 Ravens.
OK, maybe Bret has slipped quite a bit from those glory days but give the guy a little respect, will ya?
Well that's what the NFL is about. You dont get credit for what you did IN THE PAST only the Future. Just ask these former QB's below
Kurt Warner
Jake Plummer
Drew Bledsoe
y2k3Joker 11-28-2006, 08:00 PM Well that's what the NFL is about. You dont get credit for what you did IN THE PAST only the Future. Just ask these former QB's below
Kurt Warner
Jake Plummer
Drew Bledsoe
One exception though
I don't ever recall hearing the words, "Hall Of Fame" and those names above being mentioned in the same breath...
However, sometime in the not too distant future, I'm sure we will be saying ...
Bret Favre, Hall of Famer
TVFactFan 11-28-2006, 08:12 PM One exception though
I don't ever recall hearing the words, "Hall Of Fame" and those names above being mentioned in the same breath...
However, sometime in the not too distant future, I'm sure we will be saying ...
Bret Favre, Hall of Famer
Favre belongs in the Hall of Shame since he throws the ball into quadruple coverage
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