Who is the greatest undrafted QB of all time?
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That is easy.  Johnny Unitas.  he was "found" playing sandlot football in Pittsburgh.
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Peyton Manning\nTom Brady\nBrett Favre\nLaDainian Tomlinson\nShaun Alexander\nTiki Barber\nTerrell Owens (everyone knows him)\nMarvin Harrison\nChad Johnson\nTorry Holt\nSteve Smith\nAntonio Gates\nTony Gonzalez\nRay Lewis\nJoey Porter\nBrian Dawkins\nJulius Peppers\nTroy Polamalu\nBob Sanders\nReggie Bush
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I didn't want to be the devil's advocate on this one, but I will.  (My first choice would've been Tom Brady for his leadership skills, and modesty)  Just for fun, I'll go defense, since nobody has (yet anyway), and say Brian Urlacher.  If you saw him dictate the game against the Giants yesterday, you were able to see what kind of a leader and player he was.  Forever in my mind will be the fake field goal touchdown he scored against Washington a few years back.  Simply amazing.
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True statement! Is that what you are looking for?\n\nHere is why\n1989 Andre Ware\n1990 Ty Detmer\n1992 Gino Terreta\n1993 Charlie Ward\n1996 Danny Wuerffel\n2000 Chris Weinke\n2001 Eric Crouch\n2002 Carson Palmer\n2003 Jason White\n2004 Matt Leinart\n\nRemember these guys? All QBS who won the Heisman in the past 20 years. Wanna play the game "Where are they now?" Do 2 of them still have jobs in the NFL, are they both from USC? \n\nQBs are a huge risk to draft in the 1st round yet alone the 1st pick! I see Brady Quinn going early too, maybe before Smith, but it is too risky so I say no! \n\nIf not him then who?\nmaybe:\nGarrett Wolfe\nCalvin Johnson\nLamaar Woodley\nJake Long\nTed Ginn Jr. could even be considered\n\nRemember the Lions have already failed drafting a QB, so if its them then don't bet on Smith!
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1.Walter Payton\n2.Jim Brown\n3.Emmitt Smith\n4.Erik Dickerson\n5.Barry Sanders \n\nYou have them right buddy.  I don't give a damn what people say.. Sweetness will always be #1.  Barry could have been but he pissed his opportunity away.
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If you mean all time, I would have to say Barry Sanders.  In 1988, his junior year at Oklahoma State, he had 3250 total yardage with 2850 coming on the ground.  He had an astounding 44 TD's that season and won the Heisman before coming out of school to play for the Detroit Lions.\n\nWhile he only had 1 season as a starter, he was a backup to Buffalo Bills great Thurman Thomas his 1st two years at Okie St.\n\nIf you ever get a chance to watch his games on ESPN Classic, do it because he is clearly the best player on the field that entire season.
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It will go like this:\n\n1.) Texans- Reggie Bush (RB USC)\n2.) Saints- Mario Williams (DE NC ST)\n3.) Titans- Vince Young (QB Texas)\n4.) Jets- D'Brickashaw Ferguson (OL Virginia)\n5.) Packers- AJ Hawk (OLB Ohio St.)\n6.) 49ers- Vernon Davis (TE Maryland)\n7.) Raiders- Matt Leinart (QB USC)\n8.) Bills- Broderick Bunkley (DT Fla. st.)\n9.) Lions- Michael Huff (S Texas)\n10.) Cardinals- Jay Cutler (QB Vandy)\n\nTo me Jay Cutler is the most overrated play in the entire draft. Workouts dont mean everything. He won 11 games in 2 years at Vanderbilt. To me, if he were so great they would have won more games. I think that the steal of the draft will be Jimmy Williams (CB Virginia Tech). He is so fast and such a great cover corner that he will be able to shut down recievers with his speed and leaping ability. Kind of like another VT CB who has done pretty well for himself in the NFL...Pro Bowler from the Atlanta Falcons DeAngelo Hall.
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Easy answer...Joe Montana, no question. Hall of Famer and on everyone's short list of best QB's of all time. Brady is good and if he stays healthy should have great career stats, but he'll never be a Joe Montana. And this is coming from someone who was neither a 49er's or KC fan.
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Billy Volek Tennessee\nDavid Gerrard Jacksonville\nTommy Maddox Pittsburgh\nDoug Flutie New England\nPhillip Rivers San Diego\nJeff Garcia Detroit\nTrent Dilfer Cleveland\nPatrick Ramsey Washington\nBradlee Van Pelt Denver\nSeneca Wallace Seattle\n\nSal, if you're ranking the all-time top 10 you have to include Frank Reich!!!!! Buffalo!!!!!!!
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Brett Favre is easily one of the top 5 QB's of all time..Kurt Warner had 3 good seasons.
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Joe Montana\nSteve Deberg (check this guy out some time he played behind 5 HOFers)\nTom Brady.
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Brett farve isnt retired. Elway is the best because he retired  on top.
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Brady Quinn will be the first one.  There has been so much hype around him.\nb
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The odds are pretty hard but even if you dont get drafted you can still be some one in the NFL. Below is a list of Undrafted players that have had productive careers.
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You didn't mention whether you were talking about quarterbacks or defensive players, but quarterbacks tend to get a lot more interecptions than defensive players do.  The player with the most career NFL interceptions is George Blanda with 277. Which is over three times as many as Paul Krause.\n\nBlanda retired before the 1975 season and shortly before his forty-ninth birthday. During his 26 year career, the longest in pro football history, Blanda completed 1,911 of 4,007 passes for 26,920 yards and 236 touchdowns, with 277 interceptions. He scored 9 touchdowns, kicked 943 extra points and had 335 field goals for a record 2,002 points.\n\nBrett Favre needs 22 interceptions to break Blanda's career record.
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Peyton Manning (Now)\nJoe Montana (All Time)
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The best player in the NFL is by far LaDainian Tomlinson. He can run for a TD,catch a TD and Pass for a TD. It certainly isnt Michael Vick. Vick may be one of the most exciting but that doesnt make him the best. In fact he was one of the worst rated QB's in the league. 25th in the league to be exact.