If the Vikings win the Super Bowl - is Favre the G.O.A.T?

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  • Philly Diehard
    Action Jackson
    • Jan 2010
    • 118

    #16
    Originally posted by NAHSTE13
    Interesting, but 2 rings would still be < than Montana
    The fact that he got there with the average team around him was a miracle. You can only do so much for your team with the team you have.

    I have seen Favre lose way to many critical games making stupid mistakes that I just can't put him in the top 5. Every quarterback makes dumb mistakes but his mistakes are HUGE and are in HUGE moments in games.

    Per example (As i'm an Eagles fan) in overtime of the 4th and 26 game he throws on 2nd down a completely retarded 60 yard bomb down the field and not 1 reciever was within 10 yards of the ball.

    As a result, Dawkins easily picked it off and ran into fieldgoal range. It seems that he's getting better as he's getting older with limiting the mistakes but right now when I think of Favre I think of a high risk-high reward type of guy.

    Top 10? Yes. Fringe. Around the 8-12 range, probably around the 8-10 range. If you were a Packers fan (Or, Vikings fan right now) you'd probably say top 5.

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    • FirstTimer
      Freeman Error

      • Feb 2009
      • 18729

      #17
      LOL at Joe Namath being ranked higher than Favre. Along with Terry Bradshaw Namath is one of the most overrated QB's in history.

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      • mgoblue2290
        Posts too much
        • Feb 2009
        • 7174

        #18
        Originally posted by Philly Diehard
        ...

        No. Not even top 5.

        I have no matter what happens this year..:

        -Joe Montana
        -John Elway
        -Steve Young
        -Jonny Unitas
        -Joe Namath
        -Dan Marino
        -Payton Manning

        Ahead of him.


        Joe Namath is not better than Brett Favre. Joe Namath doesn't even deserve to be mentioned in the same sentence as Favre or most of the guys on your list.

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        • NAHSTE
          Probably owns the site
          • Feb 2009
          • 22233

          #19
          Originally posted by FirstTimer
          LOL at Joe Namath being ranked higher than Favre. Along with Terry Bradshaw Namath is one of the most overrated QB's in history.
          Yeah, after the game last night they said Sanchez already has as many career playoff victories as Namath? That's staggering, although Namath didn't really have playoffs at one point in his career, you'd still think he'd have more than 2 career wins.

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          • FirstTimer
            Freeman Error

            • Feb 2009
            • 18729

            #20
            Originally posted by NAHSTE13
            Yeah, after the game last night they said Sanchez already has as many career playoff victories as Namath? That's staggering, although Namath didn't really have playoffs at one point in his career, you'd still think he'd have more than 2 career wins.
            Also tough to say he's better than Favre when he threw for more TD's than INT's in his career when you had a guy like Unitas lighting up the NFL at the same time using the same rules.

            Namath is overrated as hell.

            He also has a sub .500 career record as a starter...
            Last edited by FirstTimer; 01-18-2010, 03:17 PM.

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            • MrBill
              Billy Brewer Sucks Penis
              • Feb 2009
              • 0

              #21
              It would certainly build the case for him to be GOAT, even though with a Superbowl win, 3 MVP's and every meaningful QB related record...it's not hard to make a case for him as GOAT before this season.

              My GOAT list looks something like this, in no particular order after Montana.

              Montana
              Elway
              Favre
              Marino
              Manning
              Brady

              Favre is on a mission to win the Superbowl. The man feeds off of being slighted and having the best season of his career followed by the media fawning over Manning for MVP just stoked the fire a little more. Don't look now but he is the highest rated QB in the postseason right now....107.7 in the regular season and 134.4 in the postseason.

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              • Hasselbeck
                Jus' bout dat action boss
                • Feb 2009
                • 6175

                #22
                Originally posted by Philly Diehard
                The fact that he got there with the average team around him was a miracle. You can only do so much for your team with the team you have.

                I have seen Favre lose way to many critical games making stupid mistakes that I just can't put him in the top 5. Every quarterback makes dumb mistakes but his mistakes are HUGE and are in HUGE moments in games.

                Per example (As i'm an Eagles fan) in overtime of the 4th and 26 game he throws on 2nd down a completely retarded 60 yard bomb down the field and not 1 reciever was within 10 yards of the ball.

                As a result, Dawkins easily picked it off and ran into fieldgoal range. It seems that he's getting better as he's getting older with limiting the mistakes but right now when I think of Favre I think of a high risk-high reward type of guy.

                Top 10? Yes. Fringe. Around the 8-12 range, probably around the 8-10 range. If you were a Packers fan (Or, Vikings fan right now) you'd probably say top 5.
                I can't really type my feelings about this post into words so I'll use a picture instead..

                Originally posted by ram29jackson
                I already said months ago that Seattle wasn't winning any SB

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                • FirstTimer
                  Freeman Error

                  • Feb 2009
                  • 18729

                  #23
                  Originally posted by MrBill
                  It would certainly build the case for him to be GOAT, even though with a Superbowl win, 3 MVP's and every meaningful QB related record...it's not hard to make a case for him as GOAT before this season.

                  My GOAT list looks something like this, in no particular order after Montana.

                  Montana
                  Elway
                  Favre
                  Marino
                  Manning
                  Brady

                  Favre is on a mission to win the Superbowl. The man feeds off of being slighted and having the best season of his career followed by the media fawning over Manning for MVP just stoked the fire a little more. Don't look now but he is the highest rated QB in the postseason right now....107.7 in the regular season and 134.4 in the postseason.
                  The lack of Unitas on this list gets a groan.
                  Last edited by FirstTimer; 01-18-2010, 03:25 PM.

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                  • SuperKevin
                    War Hero
                    • Dec 2009
                    • 8759

                    #24
                    Personally I would put Dan Fouts in my top 10 list

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                    • trojan49er
                      Something Clever
                      • Jun 2009
                      • 2290

                      #25
                      No...Montana, Young, Elway, Unitas, Manning, Marino, and probably Brady ahead of Favre imo. Favre has cost his team too many games to even sniff the #1 spot

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                      • killgod
                        OHHHH WHEN THE REDSSSSS
                        • Oct 2008
                        • 4714

                        #26
                        Putting Brady ahead of Favre is silly. Even as a Patriots homer I can't agree with that.

                        But Favre ahead of Montana is impossible by the laws of football. So this discussion is utterly pointless on how you rank em.

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                        • Epidemik
                          Commitment to Excellence
                          • Jul 2009
                          • 10276

                          #27
                          Brett Favre = toughest motherfucker ever to grace the gridiron.

                           

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                          • Philly Diehard
                            Action Jackson
                            • Jan 2010
                            • 118

                            #28
                            I do agree that I shouldn't have included Namath in the mix nor do I know why I did. However I still stand by my stance of the others being ranked ahead of him.

                            Ofcourse you could use the 'Unitas dominated an era where there wasn't much QB competition' and such but what I say is that although the speed is faster in todays game, they protect the QB more then ever. Todays game is an offensive game, back when Unitas played it was more of a run-run-pass style of game.

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                            • trojan49er
                              Something Clever
                              • Jun 2009
                              • 2290

                              #29
                              I'd argue McNair was tougher, he played through so many damned injuries, especially during the Titans Superbowl run, it was ridiculous

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                              • SuperKevin
                                War Hero
                                • Dec 2009
                                • 8759

                                #30
                                Originally posted by Epidemik26
                                Brett Favre = toughest motherfucker ever to grace the gridiron.
                                Jack Youngblood says Brett Favre is a pussy

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