A big part of the reason that Marino holds all those records is that he never had a ground game to support him, and with everything else lacking, he did have an outstanding pass protection group in front of him.

He did have that quick release, but for a team that couldn't run the ball, he had all kinds of time to pass, and he passed a lot.

Marty almost singlehandly created comeback John Elgay too. If it wasn't for his uncanny ability to choke away games under pressure-he would just be considered an above average player.

I won't even mention how the Donks cheated the cap, or how his line greased up to create a dominating running game, or how the NFL protected him the last leg of his career to finally get him the SB titles.

Thanks to an incredible new system and a HOF coach.

The End.

Marino would've choked as a 49er. San Fran wouldn't have won a SB without Montana, I guarantee it.

How in the hell was Marino a choke artist? He won the most games in the NFl. I think you must be thinking about Shovel pass crybaby Manning.

ROFL Man, I'm glad I never got involved with LSD.

Wrong. John Elway is the current owner of that record.

I thought it was Marino, Favre, Elgay in wins?

What are the current totals?

Marino choked more when it mattered than any other QB in history. Stats are crap. A great QB can make the crappiest team play the role of a SB winner. Marino couldn't.

You must have missed all the games and playoff games Marty lost to Elgay with his prevent defense.

And you must have missed that he was being coached by a Marty Schottenheimer clone and managed to raise his game anyway, not to mention the playoff wins against teams such as the Warren Moon-led Houston Oilers, Chuck Noll-led Pittsburgh Steelers, Bill Cowher-led Pittsburgh Steelers, Bill Parcells led New York Jets, Tom Coughlin-led Jacksonville Jaguars, Dan Marino-led Miami Dolphins... And oh yeah, the Brett Favre-led Green Bay Packers.

say what you want, but speaking of Quarterbacks, (and it's spelled FAVRE, not FARVE... damned mouth-breathers) three hall of fame QBs were drafted in the 1983 QB draft... elway, kelly, and marino

who do we friggin' draft?!?

TODD fuckING BLACKLEDGE

...UGH...

Speaking of which, the 2006 draft was the return of 1983. These three kids are going to be special...

and for the record, favre's a damned good QB... depending on when you ask me, he's in my top five

in NO particular order (eras too different to determine order)

elway (hate to say it--he ripped the heart literally out of my chest repeatedly--I hate this man)
montana (just won--and isn't that the only job of a QB?)
marino (can't ignore the stats)
faVRe
johnny unitas