The Greatest Quarterbacks of All-Time

actionjack Published 02/06/2009 in Football

Top 8 QB's according to Sports Illustrated. Come on, let's here your dumbass argument for why Trent Dilfer should be included.

1.
Peyton Manning, in 11 years with Colts has passed for 41,262 yards and 306 TDs and won a Superbowl Title.
2.
Bret Favre has thrown for 61,655 yards and 442 TDs in 17 years and won a Superbowl over the Patriots
3.
Dan Marino has 61,361 passing yards with 420 TDs. He was the first player to ever throw for 5000 yards in a single season and threw for a then record 48 TDs in 1984. He went to 9 Pro Bowls.
4.
Joe Montana was the Superbowl MVP 3 times in his career. He retired with 3,409 completions, 40,441 yards and 273 TDs.
5.
John Elway led the Broncos to 47 fourth quarter comebacks and 2 Superbowl titles. He threw for 51,475 yards, 300 TDs and was the MVP of Superbowl XXXII
6.
Johnny Unitas is best known for leading the Colts to a heart-stopping overtime win over the Giants in the game dubbed The Greatyest Game Ever Played. He finished his career with 40,239 yards and 290 TDs.
7.
Tom Brady has led the Patriots to 3 Superbowl wins and broke the single season TD record previously held by Dan Marino and Peyton Manning.
8.
Otto Graham guided the Cleveland Browns to 10 titles in 10 years from 1946-1955. He then retired with 23,584 passing yards and 174 TDs.

1.
Peyton Manning, in 11 years with Colts has passed for 41,262 yards and 306 TDs and won a Superbowl Title.
2.
Bret Favre has thrown for 61,655 yards and 442 TDs in 17 years and won a Superbowl over the Patriots
3.
Dan Marino has 61,361 passing yards with 420 TDs. He was the first player to ever throw for 5000 yards in a single season and threw for a then record 48 TDs in 1984. He went to 9 Pro Bowls.
4.
Joe Montana was the Superbowl MVP 3 times in his career. He retired with 3,409 completions, 40,441 yards and 273 TDs.
5.
John Elway led the Broncos to 47 fourth quarter comebacks and 2 Superbowl titles. He threw for 51,475 yards, 300 TDs and was the MVP of Superbowl XXXII
6.
Johnny Unitas is best known for leading the Colts to a heart-stopping overtime win over the Giants in the game dubbed The Greatyest Game Ever Played. He finished his career with 40,239 yards and 290 TDs.
7.
Tom Brady has led the Patriots to 3 Superbowl wins and broke the single season TD record previously held by Dan Marino and Peyton Manning.
8.
Otto Graham guided the Cleveland Browns to 10 titles in 10 years from 1946-1955. He then retired with 23,584 passing yards and 174 TDs.

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