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Young was great but I'll have to include Elway on the same level.
Most dominant in his time has to be Otto Graham. 1960s: Starr, Unitas, Jurgenson, Trakenton Modern only- Including post-season: Montana, Bradshaw, Brady, Aikman, Young, Elway, Flacco Excluding post-season: Manning, Marino, Rogers, Brees, Moon, Farve, Fouts The bigger discussion is which one had the best team behind him and which one improved his team consistently by his own contribution.
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