Thread: Elway is a bust

Originally Posted by chazoe60

I'm not saying those guys are all better than Elway but someone who would make the disturbingly stupid list you just made must believe all those guys are infinitely better. Or your just incredibly football moronic.

I would go with the latter.

Originally Posted by MOtorboat

When Tebow makes three Super Bowls, regardless of win or lose, maybe then I'll compare the situation to Elway.

Maybe.

Anyone who can't see the differences, either didn't see Elway, or is delusional about what Tebow brings to the table.

Only if they think hitting wide open wr's takes great skill. Or seeing a blitz pre-snap.

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Originally Posted by chazoe60

I'm not sure what shows your lack of football inteligence more, the names on the list or the names you left off.

Considering the contents of your list how in the **** did you leave names like Unitas, Peyton Manning, Drew Brees, Brett Favre, Dan Marino, and Jim Kelly off?

I'm not saying those guys are all better than Elway but someone who would make the disturbingly stupid list you just made must believe all those guys are infinitely better. Or your just incredibly football moronic.

What about Jake Plummer... I thought you liked him too..

The Top 10 is, in no particular order:
Elway
Manning
Marino
Favre
Brady
Unitas
Montana
Tarkenton
Fouts
Young

Originally Posted by MOtorboat

The Top 10 is, in no particular order:
Elway
Manning
Marino
Favre
Brady
Unitas
Montana
Tarkenton
Fouts
Young

I would honestly take Warren Moon over Fouts. Just my opinion.

Originally Posted by chazoe60

I'm not sure what shows your lack of football inteligence more, the names on the list or the names you left off.

Considering the contents of your list how in the **** did you leave names like Unitas, Peyton Manning, Drew Brees, Brett Favre, Dan Marino, and Jim Kelly off?

I'm not saying those guys are all better than Elway but someone who would make the disturbingly stupid list you just made must believe all those guys are infinitely better. Or your just incredibly football moronic.

My.....everybody's a critic, these days.
Namecall much?

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Originally Posted by rcsodak

My.....everybody's a critic, these days.
Namecall much?

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Annoy everyone you come into contact with much?


Go away.

Originally Posted by rcsodak

My.....everybody's a critic, these days.
Namecall much?

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BTW I questioned his football inteligence, which is perfectly acceptable on a football MB.

Originally Posted by sunbeam

Yeah I guess so. I don't think you guys really realize what you have here in this team, and Tebow is pretty much the center of it.

This team could be every bit as successful as the Patriots or Steelers or any of the other past dynasty teams for 7 or 8 years.

I think you are going to have to get a different coach though. Fox has some qualities that could make him a championship coach, and more that say he never will.

I tell you this though, Tebow is the only chance you have to get to that level. Unless you guys have a really poor season, and get to draft high when a difference maker quarterback is available.

I doubt you are going to get one in a trade. Even if you get someone like Tom Brady I think you are going to find the game has changed when you get one, and Tebow and Newton are the new ideal quarterbacks.

BTW I'm not an Elway hater. It's simply that I'm not sure he would make my top twenty of all time quarterbacks. Without sitting down and ranking them, here are some guys I think were better:

Bradshaw
Staubach
Montana
Young
Jurgensen
Van Brocklin
Otto Graham
Bart Starr
Y.A. Tittle
Brady
Rogers (a little young but he belongs)
Tarkenton
Sammy Baugh
Len Dawson (Elway has a case against him)
Griese (Same as Dawson)
Phil Simms

I'm sure if I thought about things a little more I could come up with more names.

Vinny Testaverde could have easily won two superbowls with those bronco teams (the late 90 ones).

You forgot Bubby Brister....:douchenozzel:

Originally Posted by chazoe60

I would honestly take Warren Moon over Fouts. Just my opinion.

I can see that. Moon was better than a number of names on the previous list too.

Len Dawson and Bob Griese? Those are the two that made me laugh the most.

Originally Posted by MOtorboat

I can see that. Moon was better than a number of names on the previous list too.

Len Dawson and Bob Griese? Those are the two that made me laugh the most.

Don't forget Phill Simms and Sonny Jurgenson.

Moon was real good but Fouts was a baller. Dude could sling it.

Originally Posted by MOtorboat

I can see that. Moon was better than a number of names on the previous list too.

Len Dawson and Bob Griese? Those are the two that made me laugh the most.

Vinny Interceptaverde and Simms made me laugh.

The guy that made Tampa wear white at home because he was color blind

I like simms but come on.

Originally Posted by chazoe60

I'm not sure what shows your lack of football inteligence more, the names on the list or the names you left off.

Considering the contents of your list how in the **** did you leave names like Unitas, Peyton Manning, Drew Brees, Brett Favre, Dan Marino, and Jim Kelly off?

I'm not saying those guys are all better than Elway but someone who would make the disturbingly stupid list you just made must believe all those guys are infinitely better. Or your just incredibly football moronic.

At first I thought sunbeam was kidding, but now I realize that he's probably just a "Tebowite" who has probably never actually watched an NFL game before this year. It makes a lot of sense now.

Originally Posted by Northman

Moon was real good but Fouts was a baller. Dude could sling it.

Fouts actually won some playoff games. Moon I think may have won one.

I like Fouts better but Moon threw a pretty ball and played on teams with sucky defenses. Just ask him vs Buffalo and Denver in the early 90s in the playoffs. Some of the best games involved Houston blowing big leads in the playoffs.