The Middle of the Pack
6 repliesKeep on churning away here…
#20 Titans – 126 points
| Steve McNair |
| Warren Moon |
| George Blanda |
| Dan Pastorini |
| Marcus Mariota |
Comment: Pastorini may thank Earl Campbell for getting him on this list.
#19 Vikings – 127 points
| Fran Tarkenton |
| Kirk Cousins |
| Tommy Kramer |
| Daunte Culpepper |
| Wade Wilson |
Comment: Tarkenton is criminally underrated on the All Time quarterbacks list.
#18 Bengals – 131 points
| Ken Anderson |
| Andy Dalton |
| Boomer Esiason |
| Carson Palmer |
| Jeff Blake |
Comment: Anderson is a quarterback with little respect. Faced Steel Curtain twice a year.
#17, #16, and #15 all tied with 138 points. Tiebreaker is based on the score of the top two quarterbacks for each team.
#17 Rams
| Roman Gabriel |
| Jared Goff |
| Norm Van Brocklin |
| Marc Bulger |
| Jim Everett |
Comment: Goff is overrated and I was surprised to see Marc Bulger appear on the list.
#16 Raiders
| Ken Stabler |
| Daryle Lamonica |
| Rich Gannon |
| Derek Carr |
| Tom Flores |
Comment: Raiders should be ashamed to have Derek Carr on their list.
#15 Dolphins
| Dan Marino |
| Bob Griese |
| Jay Fiedler |
| Don Strock |
| Ryan Tannehill |
Comment: Huge drop off after Marino and Griese. How did Shula win with Don Strock?
Waiting to see an appearance by the Chiefs but they ranked higher. Cincinnati is a sucky organization cause their quarterback pool, while not great, has four decent players on their list.
It’s strange that Andy Dalton is rated higher than Boomer Esiason. The latter must have had the right pieces to come close to winning it all in 1988, or it was one of those fluky winning seasons where all the chips fell just right to get the Bengals to the Super Bowl that year…
I didn’t realize Kurt Warner would not be on the Rams list.
That surprised me as well
Carr isn’t that bad compared to some of the others some teams have in their top 5.
He has a lot of garbage time passing yards and TDs but his win % sucks.
Raiders are supposed to be tough but Carr is the p word.