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Old 07-23-2011, 05:14 PM   #1
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how so?
How many comeback wins was given he credit for when it was his stupid interceptions that were directly, or indirectly, responsible for the need to comeback?

How many games did he fail to lead the Pack to a win when it was his interceptions that put his team in position to lose?

Most of his playoff games through his career are interception fests, and he's had a couple in which he's actually played pretty well, but has made boneheaded interceptions that lost games for the Pack.
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Old 07-23-2011, 06:16 PM   #2
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How many comeback wins was given he credit for when it was his stupid interceptions that were directly, or indirectly, responsible for the need to comeback?

How many games did he fail to lead the Pack to a win when it was his interceptions that put his team in position to lose?

Most of his playoff games through his career are interception fests, and he's had a couple in which he's actually played pretty well, but has made boneheaded interceptions that lost games for the Pack.
I certainly wouldn't put Favre ahead of Montana or Brady on my list of Best QB's, but I still think I'd put him ahead of Manning and Marino and pretty much everyone that fits in the category of "Great Regular Season QB, not so so great Post Season QB. Except maybe Tarkenton, that guy looked like a hoss.
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Old 07-23-2011, 07:03 PM   #3
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I certainly wouldn't put Favre ahead of Montana or Brady on my list of Best QB's, but I still think I'd put him ahead of Manning and Marino and pretty much everyone that fits in the category of "Great Regular Season QB, not so so great Post Season QB. Except maybe Tarkenton, that guy looked like a hoss.
Tarkenton was a lot like Donavan McNabb in that he made a lot of plays during the regular season, but he was far less effective in the post season, even while it appears he put up decent numbers.

He was more mobile than McNabb, but he struggled making plays against good defenses, when it counted.

Edit:I'd put Manning ahead of Favre, but they would be right there with each other.
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Old 07-23-2011, 07:31 PM   #4
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Tarkenton was a lot like Donavan McNabb in that he made a lot of plays during the regular season, but he was far less effective in the post season, even while it appears he put up decent numbers.

He was more mobile than McNabb, but he struggled making plays against good defenses, when it counted.

Edit:I'd put Manning ahead of Favre, but they would be right there with each other.
Where do you put Otto Graham?
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Old 07-23-2011, 07:36 PM   #5
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Where do you put Otto Graham?
Too young to remember Graham, so I can't forward any opinion on him.
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Old 07-24-2011, 12:13 AM   #6
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Edit:I'd put Manning ahead of Favre, but they would be right there with each other.
They're a lot of like, both great numbers guys but chokers, except for one season apeice. Manning protects the ball better but Favre had the better arm.

The only reason I like Favre better is he played outdoors, a small detail to some, it's still more impressive.

Its because of the throwing dumb ints then leading epic drives to make up for them that Favre is/was WAY more fun to watch.
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I certainly wouldn't put Favre ahead of Montana or Brady on my list of Best QB's, but I still think I'd put him ahead of Manning and Marino and pretty much everyone that fits in the category of "Great Regular Season QB, not so so great Post Season QB. Except maybe Tarkenton, that guy looked like a hoss.
Every QB great goes ahead of Marino. He didn't win the big one.
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TJ ALWAYS gets his ass kissed by the media. I just don't get it. He was absolutely HORRIBLE the last 8 games of the season. Worst performer on our team IMO.


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