October 9, 20178 yr Author Career TD Leaders 1 Peyton Manning 539 2 Brett Favre+ 508 3 Drew Brees 473 4 Tom Brady 467 5 Dan Marino+ 420 6 Fran Tarkenton+ 342 7 Eli Manning 328 8 Philip Rivers 323 9 Aaron Rodgers 310 10 Ben Roethlisberger 307
October 9, 20178 yr Author Career Passing Yards 1 Peyton Manning 71,940 2 Brett Favre+ 71,838 3 Drew Brees 67,246 4 Tom Brady 63,284 5 Dan Marino+ 61,361 6 John Elway+ 51,475 7 Eli Manning 49,552 8 Warren Moon+ 49,325 9 Ben Roethlisberger 48,083 10 Philip Rivers 47,198
October 9, 20178 yr Author Career Passer Rating 1 Aaron Rodgers 104.1 2 Russell Wilson 98.9 3 Tom Brady 97.5 4 Tony Romo 97.1 5 Steve Young+ 96.8 6 Drew Brees 96.5 7 Peyton Manning 96.5 8 Kirk Cousins 94.6 9 Philip Rivers 94.5 10 Kurt Warner+ 93.7
October 9, 20178 yr Author Career Yards Per Game 1 Drew Brees 283.7 2 Matthew Stafford 275.6 3 Andrew Luck 272.5 4 Peyton Manning 270.5 5 Matt Ryan 265.8 6 Kirk Cousins 262.3 7 Tom Brady 261.5 8 Kurt Warner+ 260.8 9 Aaron Rodgers 259.8 10 Philip Rivers 255.1
October 9, 20178 yr Steve, who did you think? Well I was wondering why Vince young was part of the conversation, totally forgot about Steve Young, makes more sense now.
October 9, 20178 yr Author Interesting Stat for all of those that say that Dan Marino wasn't mobile as their biggest slight of him. Marino was sacked 270 times which is ranked 51st all time. Here are some notable Scramblers and how many times they were sacked... 1) Farve 525 2) Elway 516 4) Cunningham 484 7) Big Ben 465 8) Warren Moon 458 9) Tom Brady 433 11) Donovan McNabb 410
October 9, 20178 yr Interesting Stat for all of those that say that Dan Marino wasn't mobile as their biggest slight of him. Marino was sacked 270 times which is ranked 51st all time. Here are some notable Scramblers and how many times they were sacked... 1) Farve 525 2) Elway 516 4) Cunningham 484 7) Big Ben 465 8) Warren Moon 458 9) Tom Brady 433 11) Donovan McNabb 410 I don't know that sacks would be a true indicator on how mobile a QB was. Some of those guys were willing to run...and if you got caught behind the line of scrimmage, it went as a sack. Other guys were willing to hold the ball until the last possible second, waiting for a route to open. Sometimes it didn't, and they ate it. Got to take the good with the bad sometimes.
October 9, 20178 yr Author I don't know that sacks would be a true indicator on how mobile a QB was. Some of those guys were willing to run...and if you got caught behind the line of scrimmage, it went as a sack. Other guys were willing to hold the ball until the last possible second, waiting for a route to open. Sometimes it didn't, and they ate it. Got to take the good with the bad sometimes. I get that, but for all of the talk about Marino's lack of mobility I was shocked that he wasn't higher on the Sack list.
October 9, 20178 yr Interesting Stat for all of those that say that Dan Marino wasn't mobile as their biggest slight of him. Marino was sacked 270 times which is ranked 51st all time. Here are some notable Scramblers and how many times they were sacked... 1) Farve 525 2) Elway 516 4) Cunningham 484 7) Big Ben 465 8) Warren Moon 458 9) Tom Brady 433 11) Donovan McNabb 410 Marino wasn't mobile but he had the quickest release a qb could have.
October 9, 20178 yr Brady is the best I have ever seen and I have seen every one of them live and on tv bunches. I bet I have seen them all at least 20 times in the moment they played. In order: 1) Brady (I really don't think it is close) 2) Montana 3) Rodgers 4) P. Manning 5) Favre (threw the ball harder than Elway, only QB I have ever seen live that I went WOW! on the velocity) 6) Elway 7) Marino 8) Moon 9) Brees 10) Big Ben
October 10, 20178 yr I agree, especially on Big Ben. What has Ben done to earn more consideration than Eli? And if you put Tony Romo in consideration you have to include Ben and Eli.
October 10, 20178 yr Author What has Ben done to earn more consideration than Eli? And if you put Tony Romo in consideration you have to include Ben and Eli. I forgot about Ben at the time...Eli has had a nice career but he's not top 10. He's led the league in INT's 3 times, completes just under 60% of his passes for a career and has a career passer rating 10 points lower than Ben. He's put up some huge yardages over his career and I'll give Eli major props for beating the Evil Empire the two times he's faced them in the Super Bowl. Ben has a great win loss record of 126-62 and has only one losing season at 7-8 his third season. He has a QBR of 93.5 which is just outside of the top 10.
October 10, 20178 yr I forgot about Ben at the time...Eli has had a nice career but he's not top 10. He's led the league in INT's 3 times, completes just under 60% of his passes for a career and has a career passer rating 10 points lower than Ben. He's put up some huge yardages over his career and I'll give Eli major props for beating the Evil Empire the two times he's faced them in the Super Bowl. Ben has a great win loss record of 126-62 and has only one losing season at 7-8 his third season. He has a QBR of 93.5 which is just outside of the top 10. Eli has more TDs, yards, and has been better in the playoffs. Ben was awful in his first Superbowl run. Without Eli, the Giants dont make the playoffs in 2011, much less win it all. As good as Aaron Rodgers, and Brees are, they haven't won multiple super bowls. That goes a long way.
October 10, 20178 yr Eli has more TDs, yards, and has been better in the playoffs. Ben was awful in his first Superbowl run. Without Eli, the Giants dont make the playoffs in 2011, much less win it all. As good as Aaron Rodgers, and Brees are, they haven't won multiple super bowls. That goes a long way. Eli rarely gets in the playoffs too so.......
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