Who are your top five quarterbacks all time?
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Bradshaw, Elway, Marino, P. Manning, Montana  are my favorites of all time!\n\nbut that is really difficult to say because I am leaving out so many greats!\n\nStarr, Unitas, Staubach, Namath, Brady, Aikman, Moon, Tittle, Young, Favre and maybe even Vick or Big Ben someday!\n\nIt really depends what era, or what criteria you are looking for.
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hmm there are alot of very good wide-outs I will say the top 5\nnot an any order\n\n1.Steve Smith\n2.Chad Johnson\n3.Santana Moss\n4.Hinds Ward\n5.Randy Moss
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10. Peyton Manning\n9. Tom Brady\n8. Phil Simms\n7. Jim Kelly\n6. Troy Aikman\n5. Steve Young\n4. Brett Favre\n3. Dan Marino\n2. John Elway\nAnd the best???...Joe Montana\nAll most...\nDoug Flutie\nWarren Moon\nBoomer Esiason\nDrew Bledsoe\nRandall Cunningham\nJim McMahon\nBernie Kosar\nDaunte Culpepper
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All time:  Bernie Kosar.  Even though he had no mobility whatsoever, he was once of the most intelligent QB's to ever play the game.  Plus, he was a great team player and led the Browns to some great wins in the 1980's.  He also has a great business sense and helped bring the Browns back to Cleveland.\n\nCurrently: Jake Delommne.  Even though he doesn't have the best physical skills.  He has a great swagger about him and knows what he can do to help his team win.  He never forces any plays and he will take the Panthers to the Super Bowl this year.
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1. Barry Sanders\n2. Gale Sayers\n3. Eric Dickerson\n4. Walter Payton\n5. Emmet Smith
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No .. Brett Favre will go down as Top 10 QB for those reasons but he is completion % is lower and turnover ratio is higher than other elite level QB's. Plus Favre only one 1 SB. \n\nI think a lot of experts now consider Elway to be the best of all-time, considering he won 2 SB's in his last two seasons.  Some think Tom Brady has shot to be considered the best all-time given the fact that he has won 3 SB so early in his career and his play has improved each season.  \n\nMy Top Ten of All-Time:\n\n1. John Elway\n2. Joe Montana\n3. Dan Marino\n4. Steve Young\n5. Otto Graham\n6. John Unitas\n7. Roger Staubach\n8. Jim Kelly\n9. Brett Favre\n10. Warren Moon
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Greatest of All Time (GOAT) list
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My Top 5 Running Backs of All Time\n\n1. Jim Brown - The toughest man ever to play football, hands down...he retired at the top of his game.\n\n2. Walter Payton - He is the best combination of speed and power ever. And the best player to play in the Super Bowl NOT to score.\n\n3. Barry Sanders - His quick change style made many highlight reels week in and week out. He could have easily had the all-time rushing record if he didn't retire too soon.\n\n4. Emmitt Smith - A warrior who was the backbone of the Dallas Cowboys in the 3 Superbowl wins of the 90s. \n\n5. Gale Sayers - One of the biggest gamebreakers of all time...a Hall of Famer although he only played in 5 NFL seasons.
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hasselback, hands down. favre is a shell of the player he used to be. hasselback is one of the best 3 or 4 QBs in football. at this point in his career, favre isn't in the top 20
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Tom Brady\nP.Manning\nCarson Palmer\nDonovan Mcnabb\nAnd heres a shocker.. Matt Hasselback\n\nTHose are the 5 best QBs in league i think. Vick i like, as well as Breese and Delhomme and E.Manning..but i htink those are the 5 best. Rex Grossman does not deserve to be mentioned with any of these guys i named.... Half a season does not make you one of the 5 or even ten best QBs in league.\n\n think you need to take OUT breese and put Mcnabb in there. Breese has not done the things Donovan has statistically. Besides, if the eagles had a running game and could kill the clock, they might actually be 7-0 lol... Mcnabb has carried them most of the year.\n\nMost of you people are bats**t. Rex Grossman, Phillip Rivers, Damon Huard? LOL these are guys you want to list in the 5 best QBs in the NFL LMAO! Wow. I guess 7 games makes you elite.... MORONS!!  I think i even saw a Tony Romo sumwhere on here LMAO omg! jeeeezzz ,, Marc Bulger has done more in his career than Damon Huard, Rex Grossman, Phillip Rivers and the immortal Tony Romo lol. sumtimes i wonder if sum of you people are being serious or messin around.
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Ummmm JERRY RICE....Brett Favre.....and Walter Payton
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DA BEARS!\nas for the rest of the question I would be hard pressed to answer that question due to the many positions a team has and the great players in each one. If I can choose from the past it would be Walter Payton He was an outstanding player as well as a very nice guy. If I can only choose current players then I would have to go with Brian Urlacher Phenomenal player with the ability to will his team to victory, he is also a hell of a nice guy off the field.
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There's a lot of great quarterbacks, but I think John Elway is the best as well. He didn't have a Jerry Rice or anybody really. His arm alone took the Broncos to 3 Super Bowls, before he got a running game with Terrell Davis or a good defense. To start in 5 Super Bowls has to help.
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1, Randy Moss\n2. Chad Johnson\n3. Steve Smith\n4. Terral Owens\n5. Marvin Harrison
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im sorry but i am going to say John Elway and Barry Sanders. i have been a John Elway fan since i was 5 yrs old and i loved to watch Barry Sanders run the ball with alot of grace and precision
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By your question being who is the most dedicated not who had the most success, I would first have to add as the qb most dedicated in the past and it would be Jim Plunkett of Oakland. He was like a Joey Harrington type of guy who was drafted high but never had the success he knew he could achieve. Cut by the 49ers after years of trying to make him prove himself. He then was hired by Al Davis and the Raiders, he Went on to be a SB MVP, and won 2 SB's for Oakland. He was a good example of "why you should never quit". He never gave up on his talent, and goals eventhough the NFL (not including the Raiders) did. \n\nIn todays NFL I'll have to choose as the most dedicated not most talented. I choose QB Steve McNair, he Gets injured almost in every game and still shows up when sunday comes. He doesnt let injuries catch up to him, as far as, Not quitting on his team and even though he hasn't put alot of big time numbers, he is another example of not quitting and being dedicated to the sport.
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San Juan Owens \nPonce Parcells\nRain Forest Fauria \nEl Dorado Dungy \nBacardi Brady\nMiguel Manning