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General Forums => The O' Club => Topic started by: JB73 on September 13, 2004, 09:48:21 PM
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watching tonight's game, nothing really special.
yes i'm a GB fan, but watching the highlights of lats years game on MNF, i almost cried for Brett again.
add the starts, the stats, and the adversary played against... he is the greatest QB ever to play the game.
question on the stats?:
http://www.packers.com/images/pdf/favre_brett_04bio.pdf
man sometimes i wonder if he is human.
i am living in the greatest times of Football history in wisconsin, and am proud of it. someday i will be able to tell ym grandchildren of watching Brett play on Lambeau Field.
<> Brett you are a true hero.
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I love to watch Farve lose, one of my fav games to watch other than my team each weekend.
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Originally posted by SunKing
I love to watch Farve lose, one of my fav games to watch other than my team each weekend.
:D We must be on the same line.
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JB I know what you mean about the halftime show, I dont cry over just anything but that got me choked up. He is one heck of a QB and I although I will be its gonna be hard to look at the pack the same way when he is gone. They look great so far tonight, some problems with the pass defense besides the one pick, but they run defense is great and the QB pressure with out grady jackson is amazing.
Ok I gotta take back the part about the pass defense, except for that pass to Ricky they have been all over the panthers recievers. I always got so upset with their pass defense because it seemed like they were just letting people catch the ball then worrying about it. But tonight they have looked sharp.
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Originally posted by SunKing
I love to watch Farve lose, one of my fav games to watch other than my team each weekend.
Sorry SK, no entertainment for you tonight :)
Final: Green Bay 24 - Carolina 14
ohhh yeah.
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Originally posted by SunKing
I love to watch Farve lose, one of my fav games to watch other than my team each weekend.
love to hate the best huh?
rooted against waltor payton? bartt starr? barry sanders? dan marino?
other than being envious of his amazing qualities, leadership, and resolve, why would one dislike him, and want him to lose?
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Peyton Manning and Marvin Harrison are probably the best QB/WR combination to ever exist in the NFL. ;)
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Originally posted by B17Skull12
:D We must be on the same line.
hahaha how does it feel to open your mouth like an idiot in 2 seperate threads only too be made to look like a fool.
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Originally posted by JB73
love to hate the best huh?
rooted against waltor payton? bartt starr? barry sanders? dan marino?
other than being envious of his amazing qualities, leadership, and resolve, why would one dislike him, and want him to lose?
nope I just root against Farve. Everyone has a team they love to hate.
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Originally posted by SunKing
nope I just root against Farve. Everyone has a team they love to hate.
Do you have any reason why you dislike him and root against him.
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Originally posted by Sandman
Peyton Manning and Marvin Harrison are probably the best QB/WR combination to ever exist in the NFL. ;)
better than rice / young
dont forget Favre / Freeman are 4th all time in touchdowns
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Originally posted by JB73
better than rice / young
Only 17 touchdowns to go (or at least that was the number pre-season) to eclipse Young/Rice. Should pass Kelly/Reed this year for completions/yards.
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Originally posted by Sandman
Peyton Manning and Marvin Harrison are probably the best QB/WR combination to ever exist in the NFL. ;)
They are the deadliest in the league, no doubt about it.
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Deadliest? Looks like TO and mcnabb might be.
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Favre is awesome. I still don't think he was ever as good as Steve Young in his prime though.
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Favre is definately one of the best ever, and a class act. Only time I'm not rooting for him is against the Eagles.
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Originally posted by FUNKED1
Favre is awesome. I still don't think he was ever as good as Steve Young in his prime though.
I remember when Montana was out of action because of a bad back, in the late eighties I think. Steve Young came in and filled in for the 49ers like Joe never existed. Then Joe came back and won a few Super Bowls.
Montana, Young, Farve .... three best QB's ever IMHO. In that order
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Rocked from a MNF sports bar night out, I'll just keep it .....
Muhahahaha! That was just a squealing great night.
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cRAMo
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Originally posted by NUKE
I remember when Montana was out of action because of a bad back, in the late eighties I think. Steve Young came in and filled in for the 49ers like Joe never existed. Then Joe came back and won a few Super Bowls.
Montana, Young, Farve .... three best QB's ever IMHO. In that order
What about Brady? He seems to be pretty good.
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Pry the best night out I can remember. Dropped $60, still...
the wingless chickens. This NFL sh*t is a lot of fun. Pry the best sports weekend ever.
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Young, Favre, McNabb, blah,blah,blah. What about Aikman? 3 rings are hard to argue with.
But you give me 1 QB in his prime, for 1 game, for all the marbles...
(http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/centurys_best/images/pro_football/t1_joe_montana.jpg)
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Who? Aikman is going to blow Favre on ESPN this morning. He's in the booth, Favre is winning AGAIN on MNF.
Don't matter, I just had a riot! Loading Rush "Signals" and partying... Boooyah!
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Young, Favre, McNabb, blah,blah,blah. What about Aikman? 3 rings are hard to argue with. But you give me 1 QB in his prime, for 1 game, for all the marbles...
rpm371
Yeah, if you really needed to win the game.... Montana. You could probably say the same thing about Bradshaw and Staubach. You can find better stats here or there, but the were consistantly good to brilliant when they needed to be consistant, particularly in the last two minutes of a game.
Charon
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Montana's drive against Cincy to win the Super Bowl put him over the top. Joe Montana was the best QB I ever saw.
The most amazing thing I've ever witnessed live was the Lions / Chiefs Thanksgiving Day game in 1996.
Terry Fair returned the KO to the 30. 1st touch, Barry Sander's busted it for 70 yards. When he reached the Chief's goal line a "flag" was thrown, backed it up 10 for holding. Next touch, Barry Sander's busted it for a 80 yard TD run. It was dead silent in the Silverdome for about 5 seconds. The Lions lost the game but I hope I never forget that series.
Karaya
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When Madden used to say that Farve loved the game I used to hope that he would get sacked so I could holler at the screen"Still loving the game Brett!". But I have come to accept maddens anoying voice saying that and now I just nod. He is the best sports figure of his generation. When he said last night he was in his 3rd year befor he found out what a nickel defense was I thought it was priceless. When they said how many of his QB coaches are now head coaches it was increadable.
Thank god for the sallary cap that keeps that team competitive year after year.
They should march that bastard to Canton right now and get it over with.
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One of the best moments in NFL was when he threw that dead duck up for grabs in the playoffs for an INT. Then cried about it after words, YOUR FAULT YOU LOST LOSER.
I lost all respect for him when he TOOK A DIVE so a new sack record could be set. Way to play hard for your team mates you BUM.
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An impossible argument!
If you are old enough to remember Y.A. Tittle, kneeling in the superdome, helmet off, blood running down his face. Or Johnny U. getting it done while being mugged, three step rule my prettythang, chuck and duck or die, the days when wide outs seldom both caught passes and played an entire game.
The days before don't touch the QB, don't touch the Wide outs, no spearing, head slaps ruled, no face guards. those old timers played 10 or 12 game seasons and still rank in the top 20 or so.
How many running backs gain a thousand yards in ten games? Heck with 16 games there is still only half a dozen or so a year that do it.
Don't get me wrong I love football and many of the new rules make it more enjoyable. But you just can not compare the modern player with past greats.
Sorry, but if Unites played under todays rules, (we'll never know) but I'll bet his stats would be further ahead of any other QB than Rice's receiving stats are beyond any other receiver.
Just my opinion I could be wrong.
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Dan Marino... hands down..
Marino is the best quarterback evar....
:p
DoctorYo
PS worst coach evar...? Dave... good ole dave... 17-0 Dolphins suck arse...
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Best QB of all time? Hard to say really with the likes of Marino, Montana, Young, Bradshaw, Staubach, Elway etc etc.
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My family has season tickets at Lambeau. I'm going to the Monday night game on Oct 11!!!!
Go Pack!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Lucky guy !!
have a great time sir! <