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View Poll Results: Pick the QB you would want from each matchup.
Game 1 (Don't click this.) 4 3.67%
Dan Fouts 67 61.47%
Randall Cunningham 37 33.94%
Game 2 (Don't click this.) 5 4.59%
Ken Stabler 1 0.92%
Joe Montana 106 97.25%
Game 3 (Don't click this.) 5 4.59%
Sammy Baugh 33 30.28%
Troy Aikman 71 65.14%
Game 4 (Don't click this.) 4 3.67%
John Elway 66 60.55%
Otto Graham 41 37.61%
Game 5 (Don't click this.) 4 3.67%
Brett Favre 87 79.82%
Fran Tarkenton 19 17.43%
Game 6 (Don't click this.) 5 4.59%
Steve Young 100 91.74%
Phil Simm 5 4.59%
Game 7 (Don't click this.) 4 3.67%
Terry Bradshaw 73 66.97%
Trent Green 34 31.19%
Game 8 (Don't click this.) 4 3.67%
Brad Johnson 11 10.09%
Rich Gannon 92 84.40%
Bite me, Gazzel. 6 5.50%
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Old 10-04-2012, 09:55 PM   Topic Starter
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Old 10-04-2012, 10:05 PM   #2
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Old 10-04-2012, 10:07 PM   #3
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Old 10-04-2012, 10:10 PM   #4
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No ****ing way Horseface beats Otto Graham no ****ing way.

You ****ing bundle of sticks homer Donkey fans voting huh.
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Old 10-04-2012, 10:15 PM   #6
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No ****ing way Horseface beats Otto Graham no ****ing way.
Otto is not only one of the best QB's but one of the best overall talents in Pro Football...
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Old 10-04-2012, 10:19 PM   #7
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Come on Donkey homer fans that voted for Elway post that you did.

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It could come down to Steve Young vs Joe Montana in the finals.
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Otto is not only one of the best QB's but one of the best overall talents in Pro Football...
too bad nobody can remember him, because I sure can't.
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too bad nobody can remember him, because I sure can't.
How can you forget a QB that wore #60?
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Game 1 - Cunningham. As mentioned earlier, I think Fouts was a product of his system. Cunningham created a system.

Game 2 - Duh. Montana. (Though I recognize that one can argue that he was a system quarterback, too.)

Game 3 - Baugh vs. Aikman. What an interesting matchup. I'm going Baugh just because I think he was a superior athlete and could create more ways to win.

Game 4 - Otto Graham is simply one of the best quarterbacks ever to play the game. His record as a starter was 114-20-4. He took his team to the championship game for ten straight years, winning seven. He had a career quarterback rating of 86.6 in an era when many starting QBs had ratings in the 60s. This guy was utterly amazing and easily deserves to move to the next round.

Game 5 - Favre and Tarkenton are the same player. Favre's records blow away everyone else's, but Tarkenton was the same way when he retired. Favre had a better arm, but Tarkenton was the original scrambler. I probably should take Favre here, but I'll go contrarian and take Tarkenton on the bet that he can win with both his arms and his legs.

Game 6 - Young in a walkaway. Simms was solid and Young was great.

Game 7 - I'm going to furtively avert my eyes and vote for Trent. Hey, Terry was a great quarterback and he had great teams. He also got benched at least once in his career. Trent worked his way steadily to the top and led one of the greatest offenses ever. Plus, he could lead block.

Game 8 - Where did this matchup come from? Geez. I would actually take Johnson here. Dude was seriously underrated and had a great arm.
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Game 1: I loved Cunningham too much to vote against it here.

Game 2: Montana seems like a no-brainer here.

Game 3: I picked Baugh here. I never cared much for Aikman.

Game 4: Otto Graham was a stud for his day, but Elway played against far superior athletes and he was still a man among boys (who happened to play for the enemies of all that is good and holy).

Game 5: Tarkenton gets my vote for being able to extend a play without becoming pathetic by extending a career.

Game 6: Young is to Simms as the Baltimore Ravens are to the KU Jayhawks.

Game 7: I was deadlocked on this one until I read Rain Man's tie-breaking argument about Trent Green's ability to lead block.

Game 8: I'll take the guy who can run, Rich Gannon.
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Game 1: I loved Cunningham too much to vote against it here.

Game 2: Montana seems like a no-brainer here.

Game 3: I picked Baugh here. I never cared much for Aikman.

Game 4: Otto Graham was a stud for his day, but Elway played against far superior athletes and he was still a man among boys (who happened to play for the enemies of all that is good and holy).

Game 5: Tarkenton gets my vote for being able to extend a play without becoming pathetic by extending a career.

Game 6: Young is to Simms as the Baltimore Ravens are to the KU Jayhawks.

Game 7: I was deadlocked on this one until I read Rain Man's tie-breaking argument about Trent Green's ability to lead block.

Game 8: I'll take the guy who can run, Rich Gannon.
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Sammy Baugh gets nothing?

Really?

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Really?

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