Greatest quarterback you have seen?

[drcy]

While I wouldn't say the best while playing, a major positive in Favre's favor is played so many games-- has the consecutive game's record. As I've often said, a good player in the game is more valuable than a the all-time best sitting on the bench. As a coach, I might pick Favre over all others merely because I know he'll be playing all the games.

I think a fair argument is Favre was the best in the 'real world, when the rubber hits the road' sense (versus the abstract geek sense, bleeping over games missed), because he played never missed a game.

Just saying that's a fair argument in Favre's favor, and one that I think is often overlooked.

I am a lifelong loyal Packers fan, but, for the record, Favre began to majorly annoy me when he did that annual retiring-retraction schtick and leaving for the VIkings was the opposite of endearing. And he did throw too many interceptions. So my homer bias is sweet and sour as far as he goes.

[Runscott]

Brett Favre didn't leave Green Bay for the Vikings.

[Mainstreetsportscards]

Aaron Rodgers is the best Qb I have seen play the game... I am a 49ers fan and want to say Joe Montana is the best ever, but my eyes tell me Rodgers is the best I've ever seen...

[CMIZ5290]

Steve Bartkowski...

[Runscott]

Truthfully, for me it's a tie between Clint Longley and Doug Flutie. I only saw each one of them throw one pass, but they were good ones.

[Lgarza99]

Joe Montana will always be the greatest QB imho. Whatever "it" is? Joe had "it"!!

[vintagebaseballcardguy]

I enjoyed watching Dan Fouts...

[freakhappy]

Originally Posted by Lgarza99

Joe Montana will always be the greatest QB imho. Whatever "it" is? Joe had "it"!!

Well, we just found out that he had stickum

All jokes aside, Montana was the dude

[CMIZ5290]

Originally Posted by Runscott

Truthfully, for me it's a tie between Clint Longley and Doug Flutie. I only saw each one of them throw one pass, but they were good ones.

priceless