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Is Tom Brady still a top-five quarterback?

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Tough argument not to have Peyton and Brady at the top. I'd take Rodgers, Brees and Eli in the next group and then throw in Flacco, Rothlisberger, Luck, Stafford and Ryan.

 

I'd have Newton and Romo over a few guys on your list.

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I think you're way off base when it comes to Rodgers. He may be #1 frankly.

 

He is the only other one worthy of consideration. I have been disappointed with how the Packer's seasons have ended in his MVP season, the next season, then last year (injured through part of it in fairness). He is a beast though and my #3. Probably better for me to say I think there is a distinction between he and the top two, more so because of longevity, and after that I think Brees is a ways behind him.

 

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Yes, he is...not a fan of his necessarily but without question he is still a top level qb.

Without Brady, the Patriots last year are a 5 win team. Enough said. Poor defense. Limited running game. Marginal receiving core.

Without Brady, the Patriots last year are a 5 win team. Enough said. Poor defense. Limited running game. Marginal receiving core.

 

History doesn't say so. Pretty solid season when he was out if you recall.

Tough argument not to have Peyton and Brady at the top. I'd take Rodgers, Brees and Eli in the next group and then throw in Flacco, Rothlisberger, Luck, Stafford and Ryan.

 

Eli? Um, nope.

I believe that during this past record setting year NFL execs still picked Brady over Peyton. If I recall it wasn't even close.

Eli? Um, nope.

 

Eli has been hurt lately but when healthy, he was winning super bowls. IMO, that puts him ahead of the others on the list.

It is remarkable that Brady and Manning are still #s 1 and 2 in most eyes for the past 11-12 years. Think about that for a second.

1. Aaron

2. Peyton

3. Tom

4. Drew

 

I could be talked into Drew>Tom but those 4 are undoubtedly top 4.

He is the only other one worthy of consideration. I have been disappointed with how the Packer's seasons have ended in his MVP season, the next season, then last year (injured through part of it in fairness). He is a beast though and my #3. Probably better for me to say I think there is a distinction between he and the top two, more so because of longevity, and after that I think Brees is a ways behind him.

 

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But Peyton and Tom get passes when their seasons end in disappointing fashion?

But Peyton and Tom get passes when their seasons end in disappointing fashion?

 

Yes.

 

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Not necessarily a pass. It is more about the longevity with Rodgers.

1. Aaron

2. Peyton

3. Tom

4. Drew

 

I could be talked into Drew>Tom but those 4 are undoubtedly top 4.

 

This, except no way I could put Drew above Tom.

He's also not bad at real estate. Bought a place in CA for $11M. Made "some upgrades." Sold it for $40M to Dr Dre and his new Apple money.

I'm no Tom Brady fan by any stretch of the imagination, but the way Florio nit picked Brady's play in the AFC Championship Game I find hilarious. I know he has to fill space to get paid, but seriously, pulling bad questions from ESPN, the Worldwide Leader in manufactured drama?

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