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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[Lzen]

Originally Posted by chagrin

Taco John, dude. step outside of the Denver vs Chiefs rivalry for a second. go back to Trent's year in Washington:

14 games started
3441 Yards
23 TD 11 INT

Do you remember how shitty that team was? did you even watch anything other than Broncos games that year?

the next year in St. Louis, a team that NOBODY thought would be any good, with the exception of adding Marshall Faulk that year. He went 8 games and has already thrown for 2000 yds AND
16 TD's
5 INT's and had a QB rating of 101

Ahem, where's the myth dude?

Umm, close. Actually, his first year in St. Louis he was 28-32 completions in the preseason (and 2 of those incompletions were drops by his receivers) until Rodney Harrson took out his knee. Then Kurt Warner took over and the rest is history. It was the next season that Warner had some injury issues and Trent got some signifigant playing time and produced those remarkable numbers that you posted.

[Mile High Mania]

Originally Posted by Lzen

Umm, close. Actually, his first year in St. Louis he was 28-32 completions in the preseason (and 2 of those incompletions were drops by his receivers) until Rodney Harrson took out his knee. Then Kurt Warner took over and the rest is history. It was the next season that Warner had some injury issues and Trent got some signifigant playing time and produced those remarkable numbers that you posted.

Busted... good call.

[Eleazar]

1. Peyton Manning - Ok, fair enough.
2. Tom Brady - Can't mess with what the guy has done the last couple years either.
3. Daunte Culpepper - Overrated. Let's see him without Moss.
4. Donovan McNabb - Good when TO makes him look good. We saw his ability to carry the team in the playoffs.
5. Michael Vick - Anyone who thinks Vick is better than Green probably thinks they are watching rugby.
6. Brett Favre - Hang em up already.
7. Steve McNair - If this guy is ever healthy again I'll be surprised. Sorry, but 'toughness' (I guess even toughness on the sideline in your warmups while nursing your injuries is toughness all the same) does not equal touchdowns.
8. Trent Green

[chagrin]

Originally Posted by Mile High Mania

Busted... good call.

Busted what?

Because I missed the year by one? Big deal

My point was well made

[Lzen]

Originally Posted by chagrin

Busted what?

Because I missed the year by one? Big deal

My point was well made

Your point was valid. Your facts were just a little off. I was just correcting the facts. No biggie.

[Mile High Mania]

Originally Posted by chagrin

Busted what?

Because I missed the year by one? Big deal

My point was well made

Yeah, you only missed it by one year, but tried to sell it by saying...

"the next year in St. Louis, a team that NOBODY thought would be any good, with the exception of adding Marshall Faulk that year. "

In reality, they were the defending world champs and had proven to be a scary offense prior to Trent having success when Warner went down. That's all.

[Clint in Wichita]

1. Manning
2. Brady
3. McNabb
4. Culpepper
5. Green
6. Favre
7. McNair
8. Rothlisberger
9. Vick
10. Bulger

[CoMoChief]

Trent is never high on any board really. He's probably the most underrated player in the NFL. He put up good numbers the past couple or few seasons and still never gets props for it. In a way it's good for me in my fantasy league because he always goes in the 6th round, which in my opinion is a HUGE steal.

[CoMoChief]

Not only that but I refuse to read anything anymore by Prisco, I mean seriously, was that guy born in Oakland, or Denver, because he hates the Chiefs with a passion.

[RedNFeisty]

Originally Posted by Clint in Wichita

1. Manning
2. Brady
3. McNabb
4. Culpepper
5. Green
6. Favre
7. McNair
8. Rothlisberger
9. Vick
10. Bulger

I forgot about Rothlisberger. Need to see how he comes out and performs this year to really get a good judge of the guys ablities in the NFL, last year could have been just luck.

[chagrin]

Originally Posted by Mile High Mania

Yeah, you only missed it by one year, but tried to sell it by saying...

"the next year in St. Louis, a team that NOBODY thought would be any good, with the exception of adding Marshall Faulk that year. "

In reality, they were the defending world champs and had proven to be a scary offense prior to Trent having success when Warner went down. That's all.

I tried to sell it with the STATS donkey! The bit that you mentioned was the real mistake of that particular section. Don't forget Washington dude.

[Mile High Mania]

Originally Posted by chagrin

I tried to sell it with the STATS donkey! The bit that you mentioned was the real mistake of that particular section. Don't forget Washington dude.

Grab some java... read the paper.

[chagrin]

I think that's the problem, I already had two cups of some particularly strong coffee this morning, don't do that much. I'm a bit jumpy this morning, sorry...

[Mile High Mania]

Big Ben is not top 10 material after just 1 season. I mean, why wouldnt' you put Brees ahead of him... more experience, better production. Big Ben played well, but it's not as if they were asking him to go wild and win the games... they purposely and wisely built a game plan to hold him in check as a true rookie.

I'd rank Brees higher than Ben at this point and I am still interested in seeing him do it twice in a row as well.

[Lzen]

Don't be too hard on Mile High, cha. Despite that fact that he's a fan of the evil Donks, he's not a bad guy.