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    Re: B/R NFL 1000: Top 65 Quarterbacks

    Sanchez #63...Tebow #62

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    Re: B/R NFL 1000: Top 65 Quarterbacks

    Also, since he made the list...I'm sure Cincy is going to retain Bruce Gradkowski, but if the money was right, I'd LOVE to bring him to Baltimore.

    #1 - Gino's brother!
    #2 - Always liked him coming out of college, VERY solid backup.
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    Re: B/R NFL 1000: Top 65 Quarterbacks

    1. Aaron Rodgers
    2. Drew Brees
    3. Eli Manning
    4. Joe Flacco
    5. Peyton Manning/Tom Brady

    Anyone who says anything other than this is clueless.

    Playoff stats:

    Flacco: 18-2 td/int in past 3 years (19-8 total)
    Drew Brees: 22-4
    Eli Manning: 17-8
    Aaron Rodgers: 18-5

    Everyone else? Shitty in comparison. The elite 4 is undoubtedly Flacco, Eli, Brees, and Rodgers. Because guess what? The playoffs freakin' matter. Much more than regular season.





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    Re: B/R NFL 1000: Top 65 Quarterbacks

    Quote Originally Posted by PurpleApocalypse37 View Post
    1. Aaron Rodgers
    2. Drew Brees
    3. Eli Manning
    4. Joe Flacco
    5. Peyton Manning/Tom Brady

    Anyone who says anything other than this is clueless.

    Playoff stats:

    Flacco: 18-2 td/int in past 3 years (19-8 total)
    Drew Brees: 22-4
    Eli Manning: 17-8
    Aaron Rodgers: 18-5

    Everyone else? Shitty in comparison. The elite 4 is undoubtedly Flacco, Eli, Brees, and Rodgers. Because guess what? The playoffs freakin' matter. Much more than regular season.
    Ok I am clueless that I think he's the 6th best QB.

    BTW FUCK BLEACHER REPORT





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    "Solid playoff run". Understatement of the century.

    Outside of a few weird rankings...has anyone noticed how deep the league is with quarterbacks? I'm shocked by how many legitimately serviceable QBs were so far down the list. We're definitely in a golden age of QB play that transcends rule changes.





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    Any QB list that has Flacco listed behind Matt Ryan loses all credibility. Ryan can't hold Flacco's jock strap.





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    Re: B/R NFL 1000: Top 65 Quarterbacks

    I agree the the 6th ranking, but what the hell are they smoking to put Matt Ryan ahead of him?





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    Re: B/R NFL 1000: Top 65 Quarterbacks

    Quote Originally Posted by leachisabeast View Post
    I agree the the 6th ranking, but what the hell are they smoking to put Matt Ryan ahead of him?
    I think half the sports writers are just DYING for Ryan to get to Flacco's success level, so they can say "THERE...Ryan is better than Flacco FOR REAL now...because he has the better numbers AND the playoff success to match"
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    Re: B/R NFL 1000: Top 65 Quarterbacks

    LOL at Matt Ryan having as strong of an arm as Flacco.

    If they are ranking arm strength on a scale of 20...Matt Ryan should be around a 14-16 at best.

    Just watch the playoff game against the Niners. Dude's passes were D-Y-I-N-G after 15 yards unless he put a ton of air under them. To make matters worse...he plays in a dome.

    I just don't understand.

    Some guys are just destined to be media darlings I suppose.
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    Re: B/R NFL 1000: Top 65 Quarterbacks

    Quote Originally Posted by wickedsolo View Post
    LOL at Matt Ryan having as strong of an arm as Flacco.

    If they are ranking arm strength on a scale of 20...Matt Ryan should be around a 14-16 at best.

    Just watch the playoff game against the Niners. Dude's passes were D-Y-I-N-G after 15 yards unless he put a ton of air under them. To make matters worse...he plays in a dome.

    I just don't understand.

    Some guys are just destined to be media darlings I suppose.
    same thoughts I had. That was a joke. if Flacco isnt 20/20 than nobody is.
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    Re: B/R NFL 1000: Top 65 Quarterbacks

    "Brady (6'4", 225 pounds, 13 seasons) has never been known to have a big arm, but he makes up for a lack of raw arm strength with great mechanics and timing. Watching Brady throw in the 10- to 20-yard range, you see ideal velocity on the football. His downfield passes aren’t rocket-launched, but he throws with good height, and his deep passes don’t lose velocity as they travel. That’s the mark of a strong arm, even if he doesn’t have Jay Cutler-like strength."

    So they are saying he doesnt have the best arm strength but to put him number one on this list they had to give him 19/20 in arm strength.





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    Re: B/R NFL 1000: Top 65 Quarterbacks

    Quote Originally Posted by leachisabeast View Post
    Ok I am clueless that I think he's the 6th best QB.

    BTW FUCK BLEACHER REPORT
    Okay that was a bit over-the-top of me. But there is a HUGE gap in playoff stats between these 4 guys and the rest. These 4 quarterbacks are without a doubt the 4 best playoff quarterbacks.





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