Pete Pricksco's top 10 QB. Trent Green #8 ... WTF???

[Kerberos]

http://www.sportsline.com/nfl/positi...ankings/OFF/QB

Green at #8 ????? Thats Bullshit ... I would put him before Brett Farve and Steve McNair. Farve is close to being done and McNair is a walking injury report for the last couple of years .... '

I don't get this at all .... Pricksco is a dick ... pun intended!


1. Peyton Manning, Colts How much more can he do from a statistical standpoint? Now it's time to win the ring.
2. Tom Brady, Patriots He doesn't put up big numbers, but he gets it done when it counts. The guy is a legitimate star.
3. Daunte Culpepper, Vikings If not for Manning's amazing season, we'd all be talking about what Culpepper did. Now comes the hard part: Doing it without Randy Moss.
4. Donovan McNabb, Eagles When he finally got a legitimate weapon in Terrell Owens we saw how good McNabb can be. He elevated his game last season.
5. Michael Vick, Falcons He's a magical player at times, but he has to improve his passing. When that happens, look out.
6. Brett Favre, Packers He can still make some amazing plays with his arm, but he's not the same player he was a few years back. But we're glad he's back for another season.
7. Steve McNair, Titans Injuries crippled him last season, but he decided to keep playing instead of retiring. He's lost some weight and he's healthy again. But his team is crumbling around him.
8. Trent Green, Chiefs He had another huge year in 2004 from a numbers standpoint. He knows how to move the chains.
9. Matt Hasselbeck, Seahawks He started slow in 2004, but he came on in the end. With a new, fat contract, he's the man in Seattle. With no more worries, he should play more relaxed.
10. Chad Pennington, Jets The one concern with Pennington is his rotator cuff injury. Will he get his velocity back? If not, the Jets are in trouble.



WTF?????




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[Kerberos]

Originally Posted by Metrolike

I serioulsy think Green is a better "QB" than Brady. They're pretty equal athleticism wise, neither breaks under pressure, both are very accurate and smart, but I haven't seen Brady play hurt - Trent took his shots like a man with those bad ribs.

The only place I put Brady in front of most quarterbacks (not all) is in the hurry up offense and making quick decisions and improvising. He is probably close to being with Peyton in that respect.

The mans got 3 Rings in 4 years and that automatically puts him in the top3 not matter what IMO.






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[Pants]

Originally Posted by rxrider

The only place I put Brady in front of most quarterbacks (not all) is in the hurry up offense and making quick decisions and improvising. He is probably close to being with Peyton in that respect.

The mans got 3 Rings in 4 years and that automatically puts him in the top3 not matter what IMO.






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The 3 rings argument... ehh, I don't know. I'm thinking that Trent would probably accomplish the same on that team, as would Manning. IMO, Manning is hands down the best QB in the league (hate to say that) and Brady doesn't come very close to him.

[Hammock Parties]

Brady is better under pressure. Favre would make this offense SING behind our line and with a real tight end instead of that loser Bubba Franks.

[the Talking Can]

Originally Posted by Lzen

Winning games and especially winning championships isn't all about one guy, one postition. What if Manning was the QB of the Pats? Would we be talking about him having 3, 4, 5 titles right now?

The same argument can be used for Green. He's been saddled with an incomplete team since he's been in KC. It's not like he can go over to the defense and be the starting MLB in order to lead the defense.

Brady is a great QB, no doubt. But he's also been blessed by being on the most complete football team in the NFL the past 3 or 4 years.

if wishes were fishes.....Brady has made huge plays in the clutch, Manning not so much....I guess you'd take Marino over Montana as well...

[the Talking Can]

Originally Posted by Metrolike

This is how I'd go:

Manning
Green (put Green on NE, and see what happens)
McNabb
Brady (he's riding the team/system/coach)
Culpepper

wait, you're serious....

[milkman]

Originally Posted by Metrolike

The 3 rings argument... ehh, I don't know. I'm thinking that Trent would probably accomplish the same on that team, as would Manning. IMO, Manning is hands down the best QB in the league (hate to say that) and Brady doesn't come very close to him.

Manning has the most talent and smarts, but until he grows some nads when he gets pressured, he falls behind Brady on my list.

That is Manning's one weakness, but it's that weakness that Belechick exploits, and the primary reason that Manning and the Colts haven't been able to get past the Pats in the playoffs.