Elway: “You know when you lose three in a row, you lose a lot of respect from everyone”...... As he’s sitting right next to Jim Kelly who lost FOUR LMAOOOO
Actually, that was Joe Namath. And he wasn't talking about Super Bowl titles for a player or team, he was talking about the entire conference. He won his SB a couple years after the NFL/AFL merger and at the time, the NFL teams thought they were they only true league and the AFL teams were second rate imitators. So after the Packers won the first 2 super bowls people started believing the hype that the AFL just wasn't as good as the NFL, and AFL teams started to "lose a lot of respect from everyone". So, when the Jets won SB3 it legitimized the AFL for the first time as worthy competition for the NFL. That's what he was describing.
@@sharkattack1218 That's different than being a bust, which everyone takes as meaning the player was no good and/or didn't have the will to win, like Russell, Leaf and Marinovich. The nebulous "organization" doesn't have any of their faces plastered on the screen for their incompetence. If Montana was on the Texans with that line, he might have been knocked out of the NFL.
I'm glad Dan Fouts is being properly placed among the all time greats. He's an underrated pioneer IMHO. He and Air Coryell were paramount in making football the exciting, dynamic game it is today. He was throwing for almost 5000 yards in 1980 for the love of god, and the Chargers of that era were so much fun to watch. Great table of great QB's. Bravo!
Fouts era San Diego remains the only good team in Chargers history in my book, and I'm including the Stan Humphries Super Bowl team in that assessment. Fouts is the only QB they've had who was consistently great. The rest, especially Rivers, pale in comparison to him.
I meet Roger the summer of 1964 on his First Class cruise at a cocktail party in Greece. I was a board a carrier his destroyer was guarding and I had a member of the football team following me around. So he made my greeting with Staubach happen. So Roger was always #1 in my memory.
Man, I'll always love Joe. He is such a genuine guy, and boy was he talented. We never got to see the real thing in the pros because his knees were already shot. He could really run at Alabama. Tremendous athlete.
People say that the Colts played poorly in SB III but the truth is that the Jets defense took it to the Colts and Joe Namath kicked ass, Namath won that game.
people complaining where's Montana,? where's Brady?, where's Farve? etc. i'm sure their was numerous QBs who declined the invitation, let alone not mentioning there could've been 20 different QBs at the table
@@selig7 no black QB to ever play was on these guys level ..im sorry but it's the truth ..thats WHY guys like dak, cam , Watson etc. Are getting so much praise/recognition today because the NFL never really had a great black John elway type QB ..and that's a fact..yeah Vick and mcnare was good but they weren't these guys
I do love this group. There’s so much history in one room. However I do think we need another round of this, these videos are so amazing and it gives us insane insight into the greats minds.
So many greats you could have sat at this table. Staubach, Tarkenton, Bradshaw, Stabler, Kelly, Namath, Marino, Thiesman, Montana, Brees, Brady, Fouts, Esiason, Griese, Hart, Elway, Favre, Unitas, Kilmer, Mannings, Aikman, Young, Simms, Starr, Rodgers, etc....
Kilmer?? Where are you’re African American QB’s? I know the NFL tried for most of its existence to prevent them from playing the position, but how can you not think to name Moon and Cunningham? McNabb, McNair... and of course once black QB’s get somewhat of an equal shot they end up being the best: Newton, Wilson, Watson, Mahomes, and Jackson.
My favorite moment is when Elway is talking about facing the Steelers and Jim Kelly suddenly goes back in time to be a teenage fan and shouts "Whoa!" when hearing the names of Ham, Greene, Blount and Lambert.
@tbls04 • Elway's first NFL game was on September 4, 1983. Jack Ham retired on February 17, 1983 before Elway was drafted by Baltimore. Joe Greene retired after the 1981 season. Elway has amnesia in regards to his first NFL game.
I was driving while listening to this and heard sirens and I'm looking around thinking I'm about to get pulled over and then I realized it was in the video
This was a great table of QB greats, we get to look into a past the younger generation truly can’t comprehend, times where the NFL was considered better broken because of Namath winning the third super bowl, Kurt Warner’s comeback on the cardinals taking them to a super bowl, John Elway crediting Jim Kelly for being allowed to audible, Fouts saying how he put John on his fantasy team when fantasy football first came to be and worrying about his health when he jumped over his bench. I think this was great and a great change of pace from what we’ve come from the norm. I’m used to seeing Elway whenever there’s a mention of great QB’s, and I was expecting the usual Montana, Farve, Manning, etc. I was pleasantly surprised to see that the NFL changed it up abit and put some other great QB’s on this table to give us a different experience.
If these guys were playing in todays game they would’ve been playing well into their late 40’s because they were all tough as nails and could take and absorb hits so much better then the qbs today. They were drilled after they threw the ball almost every time. They were not only great but tough as nails!!
My all time favorite defensive player followed very closely by Lott and Mean Joe. Count Dracula in cleats. As Mean Joe said he may have been the foundation of that Defense but Lambert brought the attitude that made it what it is famous for
Got to watch the end of Fouts career, Jim Kelly, John Elway and Kurt Warner. The rest were before my time but these guys were so fun to watch. Even being a die hard Dallas Cowboys fan I’ve always loved watching individual players who were great at their positions like these men were.
Two incredible stories. Staubach winning two SB's after serving in the Navy and not playing until he was 27 & Kurt Warner making the HOF after his path to the NFL. I remember watching how incredible Staubach was in college. Back then, the service teams, at least Navy and Army were still pretty good and competed against top college teams. Staubach could've played on any top college team. As far as I'm concerned, although I'm a life long Giants fan, he'll always be Broadway Joe to me! What a time it was back then for the AFL when Joe came along. I'm not sure what happens if the Jets don't win that Super Bowl. The fact they beat the Colts who were so good, I believe they only lost one game that season, made it even more special. I'd have like to hear the guys compare their private life stories just to hear some of Namath's!!!! Not many at the table wore a fur coat on the sidelines. I saw Namath play against the Giants at the Yale Bowl and we had seats relatively low and close to field level. He threw a laser pass to Rich Castor about thirty yards, about 6 feet off the ground just flicking his wrist. Incredible talent. Great video.
There's probably 12 different ways this round table could have come together with how many legendary qb's there have been to play the game, thankfully a lot of them are still with us.
@Hector Rodriguez Welcome to my last 37 years of charger fan misery. Became a fan in 81 watching Fouts and Co win the epic in miami at age 6 only to die the next week in the ice bowl in Cincy. The San Diego Super Chokers. Gotta love em. #boltup
@@MarcDaniels7 I'm a raiders fan so watched many great games between us. That's said even though the charge spent that first year in la it hurt me to see them leave sd. Junior Seau was always one of my favorites.
Joe Hung A battle Jim has won. “Kelly eventually went through 45 rounds of radiation and chemotherapy, he said, and had his upper jaw removed after the cancer had spread. At one point, Kelly had stage IV cancer and had a less than 10% chance of survival. After 3 cancer diagnoses and multiple surgeries and treatments, he said he is now cancer-free. Oct 26, 2020” Amazing QB, husband, dad, and man. Jim Kelly is loved in Buffalo, just as much as if the Bills had won those 4 Super Bowls. The entire city of Buffalo prayed for him, supported him through his cancer battles, and Jim is truly their favorite son.
@@deemariedubois4916 I had no idea that he was going thru all this. The battle with his son and then the cancer. He was my favorite player as a little kid and now as an adult, he’s actually helped me become a better man which is funny because I never met him. A great person but tough as nails…. And that deep ball he had was second to none. And he did it in Buffalo battling the elements.
Yes a rather famous clip. If you are a pretty decent football fan you've probably heard the reference but just didnt realize they were referencing anything
THIS ONES FOR JOHN!! Even though I was crying as a kid cuz the Packers had lost, I couldn't of been happier for Elway. Him and Favre were my favorites growing up
Namath was actually better than most people think, but he had a knee injury in college that really hindered his NFL career. He could have been the GOAT.
Saw him throw for almost five hundred yards in a game against Pittsburgh 1984 legendary they lost I think one of the greatest pure passing deep throwing quarterbacks of all time or for that matter anytime
Anyone bitching about Fouts on this roundtable just remember He and Don Coryell invented the west coast offense. First team to run the pass first, 5 receiver slot, timing routs with a 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th receiver option depending on what the Defense played. Take Fouts any day over MANY of the QB’s who had awesome teams and got their rings by just playing mistake free.
As a Cowboy fan & who grew up thinking Staubach was larger than life I would love to see Fouts, Elway, & Kelly in todays rules. Pleased that Kelly was in on this also, he’s often forgotten when talking all time greats
I absolutely hate the Cowboys, but, of those quarterbacks Staubach would have been the one to benefit from the current rules the most. Staubach was one of the few quarterbacks of the 70s to consistently throw crossing routes and deep passes with accurate timing. Tarkenton was always late throwing the ball, and he would overthrow the receivers a lot. Staubach was accurate, and was one of the only qbs who would throw the ball before the receiver was open.
Makes me really miss the NFL during the 80's and 90's. Beautiful backdrop of my backyard, just wish I knew they were doing these roundtables beforehand, would have been perfect time to get some autographs
I truly believe many of these guys do things that are wiped under the table. I would not be surprised if they all slapped a woman. Roethlisberger had 3 offenses wiped off. It just depends on who you are.
Wow the men at this table are the very reason I love football today I'd love to see y'all on the field again at least with the well documented history of the sport I'm able to relive all your greatness and for that I am greatful
Jim's right about Klecko. He was a beast, and the guy should be in the HoF. Everyone of these QB's played against some of the most fierce defensive players to ever lace up cleats.
The Bills run of 4 straight super bowl appearances is way under rated. The first loss was heart breaking. The 2 against the Cowboys, which was a historically exceptional team were almost not surprising. But to make it 4 times in a row, is a record that won't be broken.
There's a lot of hate coming from the Brady, Marino, and Montana fans. How bout there's other legends of the game that contributed besides your guy. All legends at that table bruh. Those are your fav qbs, fav qbs.
They could do like 3 or 4 QB round tables. One could be Peyton, Marino, Favre, Young, Brees, Aikman, another could be Montana, Moon, Bradshaw, Rodgers, Wilson and Mahomes
SNES drunk I’m sorry but you had me until you said mahomes he hasn’t played long enough yet if he retired this year he wouldn’t be a hall of famer I agreed with the rest though
There is no question that Roger Staubach is THE most underrated QB in NFL history. The documented record demonstrates that he is 1 of the Top 5 QB's in NFL history. Hall of Fame inductee,; 4 time NFL passing champion; 5 time NFC passing champion; 4 Super Bowl appearances in 8 years as a full-time starter; 2 time Super Bowl winner; MVP of Super Bowl 6; strong arm; accurate; mobile; clutch performer; tough as nails; the consummate leader; the greatest QB of the 70's; and he retired as the the NFL's all-time leader in passer rating. Staubach accomplished all of this after serving 4 years in the military and not becoming a full-time starter until he was 29 years old. IMO, if Staubach came into the league as a 22 year old rookie, the Cowboys would have had at least 1 more Lombardi Trophy and Roger would have been in the discussion as THE greatest QB in NFL history.
I agree. Roger would have been in a few more championships. He would have been the qb to face the packers in the late 60s instead of Meredith and if the rules weren’t so tough on qbs he would have still been the qb on the early 80s teams that lost 3 straight nfc championships. Can you imagine if staubach played against Starr in the beginning of his career and finished it playing Montana……it’s no shame to lose to the Steelers in the Super Bowl. Brady wouldn’t have did good either against the Steelers in that era where you can body slam the qb.
I recently had a conversation with a young football fan who gushed over Tom Brady's ability to play into his mid-40's. I shook my head and told him that if Brady played in Staubach's era, he wouldn't have physically been able to play past his 35th birthday. Despite being tough as nails and mobile, Roger was battered (e.g., at least 10 concussions in his career, surgery on his throwing shoulder) to the point where he had to retire at the age of 38. It's important to note that at the time of his retirement, the football press raved about Staubach playing into his late 30's at a high level. In his last 2 seasons, he led the NFL in passer rating and retired as the NFL's all-time leader in passer rating.
@@pjtheory yeah that’s true. I remember in 1978 they changed the rules for defensive backs to open up the game a little. In staubachs last 2 years he had 2 of his best years as other qbs started throwing for 4000 yds like fouts and sipe. Qb stats reflect the era they played in. Not only would Brady have not lasted as long but his stats would have reflected the 1970 s era. If you hit 55 percent that was considered excellent. Staubach retired by the time the game started to open up. He caught the tail end of it in 78 and 79. In the 1970s the league avg was to throw a little more ints than tds. For example Bradshaw threw 212 tds and 210 tds which was ok at that time. Staubach threw 153 tds and 109 ints which he was way ahead of his time. I think only Unitas and Len Dawson had a similar ratio.
Roger the Dodger Staubach, Due to his Naval commitment wasn't able to play until he was 27yrs & didn't start until he was 29 yrs old, I'm convinced that he would be in the equation as One of the Best. in order to be successful in anything! you have to transfer exude your confidence to your teammates it's not about your arm! It's all about your leadership, If the others don't except you will fall short,,,,,,,,Great Quote
I think I have it memorized. In Super Bowl XIII documentary, long-time Cowboys radio play by play announcer Brad Sham (who was radio analyst to Verne Lundquist at Super Bowl XIII), said this about Staubach's leadership of his offensive teammates: "They (teammates) reacted to him, in a way that defines the leadership of the quarterback position. He (Staubach) made them better, by the force of his personality as much as he did with his arm and his legs"
Jim Kelly is right. Those Bills teams were something remarkable. Even without winning one that team to me is one that deserves much more respect. Making it to 4 in a row is astounding. Great team.
DAN MARINO was the best. Johnny Unitas was amazing too. Marino 48 tds in 1984 Unitas 32 tds in 12 games in the 1950s. Unreal. A lot more than that bit Dan is criminally underrated. The guys today are overrated. Easier to win, easier to pass, easier to stay healthy, easier to have comebacks, easier to complete passes etc.
Good to see JIM KELLY doing well.🙏 I loved watching those guys, except Kurt wasn't a fan of him he had alot of others that made him look better then he was. Great story.
Poor Jim Kelly, sitting there listening to other guys talk about finally winning the big one. Fouts never made it there, but getting there and losing four times in a row. On top of that, Jimmy Johnson didn't even consider 1992 against Buffalo as the Super Bowl. His SB came against SF and frankly, those were the two best teams in football at the time. Either one would have beaten the Bills. I come from a town that loves the Bills. It was dismal enough without their team losing. I've always been a Cowboy fan since 1973. IMO, Staubach is the greatest QB ever. I can't imagine if he'd have started in his early 20's, or been able to play now with all the rules protecting the QB and WR's. As much as the Bills lost, you have to give them credit for going four years in a row. They just weren't as good as several NFC teams.
This was a good table. They should do another qb one with Marino, Brady, Favre, Bradshaw, Manning and Moon
This should have been the actual table. I'd much rather hear from Marino, Brady and Moon.
Dre Jackson definitely replace moon with brees
Just too many great QB
@@Vegetable2121 false. Moon is a legend farve could be replaced for Brees
Dre Jackson favre has to be at the table man. Almost nobody was ever more dominant in their prime than 3 mvps in a row
Kicker or punter table? Both at the same time? McAfee needs to be there.
Nutelko8 facts !!!!! I feel like pat mcafee & Adam vinatieri would be hilarious
And Andersen
McAfee, Vini, J.T., Anderson...
C gap😭😭
@@skrxxet7845 x2 (i know Gary's spelled with a 'o')
im glad to see Jim Kelly here... after all he's been through and still kicking.... best of luck to you Jim
FACTS
Honest question no disrespect but why is Kelly talking bit funny? Did he lose some hearing maybe?
@@MarcDaniels7 he had cancer, im pretty sure some sort mouth cancer
Real Talk
He had reconstructive surgery on his jaw from the cancer diagnosis, more than once on that. He had to go back to the hospital for a second surgery
After respectfully being called Mr. Namath: "Well, that's Joe, first of all..." The guy is all class.
Broadway Joe still pimpin' in 2019, haha
Haters still hating in ‘19.
Are you drunk Namath is the LEAST CLASSY at that table..
He's only classier than Ryan LEAF
@@sportstalkwithmayo1670 idiot child
@@sportstalkwithmayo1670 Dude's kinda turned himself around a bit since then he's alright.
Elway: “You know when you lose three in a row, you lose a lot of respect from everyone”......
As he’s sitting right next to Jim Kelly who lost FOUR LMAOOOO
Joe nammath said that not elway
hcking33 yep
Actually, that was Joe Namath. And he wasn't talking about Super Bowl titles for a player or team, he was talking about the entire conference. He won his SB a couple years after the NFL/AFL merger and at the time, the NFL teams thought they were they only true league and the AFL teams were second rate imitators. So after the Packers won the first 2 super bowls people started believing the hype that the AFL just wasn't as good as the NFL, and AFL teams started to "lose a lot of respect from everyone". So, when the Jets won SB3 it legitimized the AFL for the first time as worthy competition for the NFL. That's what he was describing.
That wasn’t Kelly’s fault tho
@@VGjuggalo I was watching this in class and made the Elway mistake, I knew it was Namath -- but thanks for some clarity and context!
I wanna see Ryan leaf, jamarcus Russell, Joey Harrington, Tim couch, and David carr in the BUSTS TABLE
David Carr you mean the rookie who was sent to the team with an o line made of rejects?
Carr made many outstanding throws in between getting pulverized. Those other players named never displayed any talent.
I mean your in the big leagues and no one is gonna cut no one slack and you have to make due with what you got
@@sharkattack1218 put Peyton Manning on the expansion team Texans on inception as a rookie
@@sharkattack1218 That's different than being a bust, which everyone takes as meaning the player was no good and/or didn't have the will to win, like Russell, Leaf and Marinovich. The nebulous "organization" doesn't have any of their faces plastered on the screen for their incompetence. If Montana was on the Texans with that line, he might have been knocked out of the NFL.
Namath: "When you lose 3 in a row people lose a lot of respect for you"
Kelly: 👀
Kelly: and I took that personally *loses 4
And between Kelly and Namath Kelly actually deserves to be in the HOF.
Agreed Kelly better than Namath...
Namath is the dumbest QB of all Time
@@johnmozierfishing7010 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@Adam D Elway in one way or another has taken the Denver Broncos to 7 super bowls.
I'm glad Dan Fouts is being properly placed among the all time greats. He's an underrated pioneer IMHO. He and Air Coryell were paramount in making football the exciting, dynamic game it is today. He was throwing for almost 5000 yards in 1980 for the love of god, and the Chargers of that era were so much fun to watch.
Great table of great QB's. Bravo!
if the Super Chargers could have had just an average defense....................
Sucks that joe Montana didn’t make it here.
Fouts era San Diego remains the only good team in Chargers history in my book, and I'm including the Stan Humphries Super Bowl team in that assessment. Fouts is the only QB they've had who was consistently great. The rest, especially Rivers, pale in comparison to him.
@@Riley_Mundt what about the late 2000s teams especially 2006, 2007, and 2009.
Had really good recievers too. Joiner, Chandler, Winslow and Jefferson.
I meet Roger the summer of 1964 on his First Class cruise at a cocktail party in Greece. I was a board a carrier his destroyer was guarding and I had a member of the football team following me around. So he made my greeting with Staubach happen. So Roger was always #1 in my memory.
Roger Staubach started his first NFL game when he was 27. That's all that needs to be said.
Roger the Dodger! I'm so happy they included him!
Hell yeah
If I wanted to start a nation I pick staubach.
Must be cowboy fans...
So famo😢 he had three nicknames
@@davidhutchinson7888Captain Comeback
So many other great options. Too bad they couldn’t get them all. QB is one of the most decorated positions in all of sports
Yep they should.. *spygate
@@beastunleashed8839 bill belichek?
Joe namath is so chill lol
The man still shines
Stoner lol
He is drunk 19 hours a day
Didnt deserve to be there
@@nickolasmccombe1 he has been sober for 14 years or so
Man, I'll always love Joe. He is such a genuine guy, and boy was he talented. We never got to see the real thing in the pros because his knees were already shot. He could really run at Alabama. Tremendous athlete.
Yes, very athletic at school before the knee injuries.
People say that the Colts played poorly in SB III but the truth is that the Jets defense took it to the Colts and Joe Namath kicked ass, Namath won that game.
people complaining where's Montana,? where's Brady?, where's Farve? etc. i'm sure their was numerous QBs who declined the invitation, let alone not mentioning there could've been 20 different QBs at the table
Favre?
Brady ??? The man still playing
Dude FAVRE SHOULDVE BEEN THERE WE GOT TOOK!
Peyton Manning. Nuff said
Steve Young
Only round table they've done where they all are wearing their jackets 😂
dynomar or where they are all white. Lol
@@selig7 yeah I thought the same. Good ole boys only. Trash
@@selig7 no black QB to ever play was on these guys level ..im sorry but it's the truth ..thats WHY guys like dak, cam , Watson etc. Are getting so much praise/recognition today because the NFL never really had a great black John elway type QB ..and that's a fact..yeah Vick and mcnare was good but they weren't these guys
nikki hardges Warren Moon?
@@smokinwithjodyj1153 Warren Moon was the greatest black QB of all time to this day IMHO. He deserves a spot there.
So happy to see Jim healthy
I do love this group. There’s so much history in one room.
However I do think we need another round of this, these videos are so amazing and it gives us insane insight into the greats minds.
So thankful for this. Roger was my childhood hero...I missed Johnny Unitas but thanks to TH-cam. This was great.
The disrespect in these comments smh. No love for all time greats that arent montana brady etc
PowerofPursuit Tom Brady probably declined considering it’s the middle of the season rn
Brady didn't decline because they're not using current players on these roundtables.
mr. silence wow , thanks . I feel dumb for not noticing that now lol
@@mrsilence666 They had Ben Watson in the TE one
@@mrsilence666 Yes they are using current players, Ben Watson did one, Adrian Peterson did one.
So good to see Jim here.
So many greats you could have sat at this table.
Staubach, Tarkenton, Bradshaw, Stabler, Kelly, Namath, Marino, Thiesman, Montana, Brees, Brady, Fouts, Esiason, Griese, Hart, Elway, Favre, Unitas, Kilmer, Mannings, Aikman, Young, Simms, Starr, Rodgers, etc....
Plunkett, Cunningham,
Phil Simms and Jim Hart
Moon
Kilmer? Hart? Who?
Kilmer?? Where are you’re African American QB’s? I know the NFL tried for most of its existence to prevent them from playing the position, but how can you not think to name Moon and Cunningham? McNabb, McNair... and of course once black QB’s get somewhat of an equal shot they end up being the best: Newton, Wilson, Watson, Mahomes, and Jackson.
My favorite moment is when Elway is talking about facing the Steelers and Jim Kelly suddenly goes back in time to be a teenage fan and shouts "Whoa!" when hearing the names of Ham, Greene, Blount and Lambert.
@tbls04 • Elway's first NFL game was on September 4, 1983. Jack Ham retired on February 17, 1983 before Elway was drafted by Baltimore. Joe Greene retired after the 1981 season. Elway has amnesia in regards to his first NFL game.
I remember Elway's first game against the Steelers.
@@keithclark7266 That may be true, but he did get sacked and injured in that game by Jack Lambert, so his memory is probably a little fuzzy.
The referee call at 9:35 😭😭😭... classic "givin him the business down there"... referees these days have no soul just robots lol
Dude!!, I lost it when they showed that!!!
🤣🤣😂😂
I remember this, but who was referee?
@@TheArtOfDean Don't know the ref...player involved was Marty Lyons or Mark Gastineau.
He had to make up something to NAME AND JUSTIFY THE PENALTY LOL
@@TheArtOfDean
Ben Drieth
I was driving while listening to this and heard sirens and I'm looking around thinking I'm about to get pulled over and then I realized it was in the video
This was a great table of QB greats, we get to look into a past the younger generation truly can’t comprehend, times where the NFL was considered better broken because of Namath winning the third super bowl, Kurt Warner’s comeback on the cardinals taking them to a super bowl, John Elway crediting Jim Kelly for being allowed to audible, Fouts saying how he put John on his fantasy team when fantasy football first came to be and worrying about his health when he jumped over his bench. I think this was great and a great change of pace from what we’ve come from the norm. I’m used to seeing Elway whenever there’s a mention of great QB’s, and I was expecting the usual Montana, Farve, Manning, etc. I was pleasantly surprised to see that the NFL changed it up abit and put some other great QB’s on this table to give us a different experience.
If these guys were playing in todays game they would’ve been playing well into their late 40’s because they were all tough as nails and could take and absorb hits so much better then the qbs today. They were drilled after they threw the ball almost every time. They were not only great but tough as nails!!
@ Billy Hassett • Not only that the rules of today would protect them(no low/head hits) and their receivers
one problem with your argument. where is rivers, manning. Brees, big ben? where are they?
10:07 Dan Fouts talking about his fantasy football team in the 1980s!
No need for the time stamp!
@@TheFreekill17 ?
Lmao for real
Wish bart starr was here rip
Kenny Stabler too RIP
Starr, Stabler, Tarkenton, Jorgensen, Gabriel, Blanda.
Just a little more respect for the classy Mr. Namath when he praised my boyhood hero- Terry Bradshaw.
I grew up idolizing Roger and it's just so great to hear him talking about football, as he almost never does it in front of a mic since he retired.
Lambert would be so happy to hear he is still living in their nightmares.
My all time favorite defensive player followed very closely by Lott and Mean Joe. Count Dracula in cleats. As Mean Joe said he may have been the foundation of that Defense but Lambert brought the attitude that made it what it is famous for
@@panzerlambert1194 these guys really were tough as nails back then.
Got to watch the end of Fouts career, Jim Kelly, John Elway and Kurt Warner. The rest were before my time but these guys were so fun to watch. Even being a die hard Dallas Cowboys fan I’ve always loved watching individual players who were great at their positions like these men were.
Elway to me he is my favorite quarter back of all times just because the way and just how he played the games
Two incredible stories. Staubach winning two SB's after serving in the Navy and not playing until he was 27 & Kurt Warner making the HOF after his path to the NFL. I remember watching how incredible Staubach was in college. Back then, the service teams, at least Navy and Army were still pretty good and competed against top college teams. Staubach could've played on any top college team. As far as I'm concerned, although I'm a life long Giants fan, he'll always be Broadway Joe to me! What a time it was back then for the AFL when Joe came along. I'm not sure what happens if the Jets don't win that Super Bowl. The fact they beat the Colts who were so good, I believe they only lost one game that season, made it even more special. I'd have like to hear the guys compare their private life stories just to hear some of Namath's!!!! Not many at the table wore a fur coat on the sidelines. I saw Namath play against the Giants at the Yale Bowl and we had seats relatively low and close to field level. He threw a laser pass to Rich Castor about thirty yards, about 6 feet off the ground just flicking his wrist. Incredible talent. Great video.
There's probably 12 different ways this round table could have come together with how many legendary qb's there have been to play the game, thankfully a lot of them are still with us.
Dan Fouts=The most interesting man in the world
@Hector Rodriguez Welcome to my last 37 years of charger fan misery. Became a fan in 81 watching Fouts and Co win the epic in miami at age 6 only to die the next week in the ice bowl in Cincy. The San Diego Super Chokers. Gotta love em. #boltup
@@MarcDaniels7 I'm a raiders fan so watched many great games between us. That's said even though the charge spent that first year in la it hurt me to see them leave sd. Junior Seau was always one of my favorites.
Joe Namath is Cool AF
He could probably pick up some 30 year old hottie today
Facts
Wow, i never knew Fouts played with Unitas . I knew Unitas finished in San Diego but did not know Fouts was there as a rookie.
Jim looks and sounds good for someone fighting cancer.
Joe Hung A battle Jim has won. “Kelly eventually went through 45 rounds of radiation and chemotherapy, he said, and had his upper jaw removed after the cancer had spread. At one point, Kelly had stage IV cancer and had a less than 10% chance of survival. After 3 cancer diagnoses and multiple surgeries and treatments, he said he is now cancer-free. Oct 26, 2020” Amazing QB, husband, dad, and man. Jim Kelly is loved in Buffalo, just as much as if the Bills had won those 4 Super Bowls. The entire city of Buffalo prayed for him, supported him through his cancer battles, and Jim is truly their favorite son.
@@deemariedubois4916 I had no idea that he was going thru all this. The battle with his son and then the cancer. He was my favorite player as a little kid and now as an adult, he’s actually helped me become a better man which is funny because I never met him. A great person but tough as nails…. And that deep ball he had was second to none. And he did it in Buffalo battling the elements.
Round table huh?
More like round tables
Multiple round tables
Prime Records 😂😂😂
Dude i just crapped my pants can u wipe me
Jeeeeesss...how can't you love Joe Namath when he starts accent speaking
Just wow. True legends and class acts.
Yoooo did yall hear the ref say hes giving him the business down there😂😂😂
Refs nowadays are no fun
brooo im weakkkk
Lmao
Yes a rather famous clip. If you are a pretty decent football fan you've probably heard the reference but just didnt realize they were referencing anything
THIS ONES FOR JOHN!! Even though I was crying as a kid cuz the Packers had lost, I couldn't of been happier for Elway. Him and Favre were my favorites growing up
It was great to see Jim Kelly, after all of his health battles and making it through to still hang with the boys is just cool.
Roger Staubach is the man
I'm so glad to see Jim Kelly there and looking good! God Bless ya buddy!!
That spin by Roger was *CRUCIAL*
Namath was actually better than most people think, but he had a knee injury in college that really hindered his NFL career. He could have been the GOAT.
I'm so happy that they got Dan Fouts to be here; an absolutely criminally underrated QB who isn't as well known to the general viewing public.
Saw him throw for almost five hundred yards in a game against Pittsburgh 1984 legendary they lost I think one of the greatest pure passing deep throwing quarterbacks of all time or for that matter anytime
Their is only one Dan Fouts period
Anyone bitching about Fouts on this roundtable just remember He and Don Coryell invented the west coast offense. First team to run the pass first, 5 receiver slot, timing routs with a 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th receiver option depending on what the Defense played. Take Fouts any day over MANY of the QB’s who had awesome teams and got their rings by just playing mistake free.
Bruh the ref "after the tackle he's given em da business down there" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🍻
Joe Namath is still Broadway joe , 76 years into life
Jim Kelly was absolutely correct about that..getting to four STRAIGHT Super bowls is incredible in itself..still a WOW😮👏👏👏✌
As a Cowboy fan & who grew up thinking Staubach was larger than life I would love to see Fouts, Elway, & Kelly in todays rules. Pleased that Kelly was in on this also, he’s often forgotten when talking all time greats
I absolutely hate the Cowboys, but, of those quarterbacks Staubach would have been the one to benefit from the current rules the most. Staubach was one of the few quarterbacks of the 70s to consistently throw crossing routes and deep passes with accurate timing. Tarkenton was always late throwing the ball, and he would overthrow the receivers a lot. Staubach was accurate, and was one of the only qbs who would throw the ball before the receiver was open.
These guys came with matching blazers.... And the view on point.
Dan Marino was missing
Makes me really miss the NFL during the 80's and 90's. Beautiful backdrop of my backyard, just wish I knew they were doing these roundtables beforehand, would have been perfect time to get some autographs
They should do all decade round tables. Best from every major position during that decade.
The best of the best, growing up watching all of these quarterbacks display their skills and ability to put it on the line. Totally priceless!!🏈🏈
Kelly's moment of self-reflection at 15:48 was heartbreaking
Warren moon where is he
Warner over Moon is pure B.S.
abusing women
@@ricebowl3 Broadway Joe is sitting there. I thought it was THAT kind of party
I truly believe many of these guys do things that are wiped under the table.
I would not be surprised if they all slapped a woman.
Roethlisberger had 3 offenses wiped off.
It just depends on who you are.
The top 3 qbs of all time aren’t even at the table. Brady, Montana, Manning
Manning top 5 not 3
Jason Leckemby most td in one season and passing yds🤦♂️
Spot on
Its because Brady and Montana hate each other
Parmveer Sanghera yeah facts also im not seing brett favre anywhere
Wow the men at this table are the very reason I love football today I'd love to see y'all on the field again at least with the well documented history of the sport I'm able to relive all your greatness and for that I am greatful
Jim Kelly is a beast. Totally awesome QB.
15:46 Elway: each one (superbowl) got progressively worse, Kelly shakes his head and chuckles-- he could totally relate
Glad to see some respect for Jim Kelly
How can you not love Dan Fouts? Not even a chargers fan but that dude is the man.
Jim Kelly is a ridiculously strong man. Wow
Jim's right about Klecko. He was a beast, and the guy should be in the HoF. Everyone of these QB's played against some of the most fierce defensive players to ever lace up cleats.
Joe: You know when you lose three in a row you lose respect from everyone.
Jim: Aight I'ma head out
With those matching jackets, I was waiting for them start harmonizing together.
They need another table with Montana, Marino, Manning, Favre, and either brees or Brady
The Bills run of 4 straight super bowl appearances is way under rated. The first loss was heart breaking.
The 2 against the Cowboys, which was a historically exceptional team were almost not surprising.
But to make it 4 times in a row, is a record that won't be broken.
There's a lot of hate coming from the Brady, Marino, and Montana fans. How bout there's other legends of the game that contributed besides your guy. All legends at that table bruh. Those are your fav qbs, fav qbs.
courteo facts, also they could have been invited but declined,
all these guys were called old man! A lot of memories with these guys!
Im glad to see Jim Kelly looking good and hanging in there. Keep it going Jim so many are praying for you
They could do like 3 or 4 QB round tables. One could be Peyton, Marino, Favre, Young, Brees, Aikman, another could be Montana, Moon, Bradshaw, Rodgers, Wilson and Mahomes
SNES drunk I’m sorry but you had me until you said mahomes he hasn’t played long enough yet if he retired this year he wouldn’t be a hall of famer I agreed with the rest though
The disrespect in these comments smh. No love for all time greats that arent montana brady etc
Nothing but love from all these guys
should have put drew up there while he’s got free time
There is no question that Roger Staubach is THE most underrated QB in NFL history. The documented record demonstrates that he is 1 of the Top 5 QB's in NFL history. Hall of Fame inductee,; 4 time NFL passing champion; 5 time NFC passing champion; 4 Super Bowl appearances in 8 years as a full-time starter; 2 time Super Bowl winner; MVP of Super Bowl 6; strong arm; accurate; mobile; clutch performer; tough as nails; the consummate leader; the greatest QB of the 70's; and he retired as the the NFL's all-time leader in passer rating. Staubach accomplished all of this after serving 4 years in the military and not becoming a full-time starter until he was 29 years old. IMO, if Staubach came into the league as a 22 year old rookie, the Cowboys would have had at least 1 more Lombardi Trophy and Roger would have been in the discussion as THE greatest QB in NFL history.
I agree. Roger would have been in a few more championships. He would have been the qb to face the packers in the late 60s instead of Meredith and if the rules weren’t so tough on qbs he would have still been the qb on the early 80s teams that lost 3 straight nfc championships. Can you imagine if staubach played against Starr in the beginning of his career and finished it playing Montana……it’s no shame to lose to the Steelers in the Super Bowl. Brady wouldn’t have did good either against the Steelers in that era where you can body slam the qb.
I recently had a conversation with a young football fan who gushed over Tom Brady's ability to play into his mid-40's. I shook my head and told him that if Brady played in Staubach's era, he wouldn't have physically been able to play past his 35th birthday. Despite being tough as nails and mobile, Roger was battered (e.g., at least 10 concussions in his career, surgery on his throwing shoulder) to the point where he had to retire at the age of 38. It's important to note that at the time of his retirement, the football press raved about Staubach playing into his late 30's at a high level. In his last 2 seasons, he led the NFL in passer rating and retired as the NFL's all-time leader in passer rating.
@@pjtheory yeah that’s true. I remember in 1978 they changed the rules for defensive backs to open up the game a little. In staubachs last 2 years he had 2 of his best years as other qbs started throwing for 4000 yds like fouts and sipe. Qb stats reflect the era they played in. Not only would Brady have not lasted as long but his stats would have reflected the 1970 s era. If you hit 55 percent that was considered excellent. Staubach retired by the time the game started to open up. He caught the tail end of it in 78 and 79. In the 1970s the league avg was to throw a little more ints than tds. For example Bradshaw threw 212 tds and 210 tds which was ok at that time. Staubach threw 153 tds and 109 ints which he was way ahead of his time. I think only Unitas and Len Dawson had a similar ratio.
Ya boi dan fouts?!?! Aww hell yeah!!!
I …..WE Buffalonians still love love LOVE Jim Kelly. He’s amazing his heart is pure and he and his family is in my prayers always. You are a LEGEND!
Roger the Dodger Staubach, Due to his Naval commitment wasn't able to play until he was 27yrs & didn't start until he was 29 yrs old, I'm convinced that he would be in the equation as One of the Best. in order to be successful in anything! you have to transfer exude your confidence to your teammates it's not about your arm! It's all about your leadership, If the others don't except you will fall short,,,,,,,,Great Quote
I think I have it memorized. In Super Bowl XIII documentary, long-time Cowboys radio play by play announcer Brad Sham (who was radio analyst to Verne Lundquist at Super Bowl XIII), said this about Staubach's leadership of his offensive teammates: "They (teammates) reacted to him, in a way that defines the leadership of the quarterback position. He (Staubach) made them better, by the force of his personality as much as he did with his arm and his legs"
Seahawks fan here, since 1976. Moved to California at age 10, but never left Seattle in my heart.
I love when he gets hit by Klecko and the whole offense doesn't defend him they just clap.
Jim Kelly is right. Those Bills teams were something remarkable. Even without winning one that team to me is one that deserves much more respect. Making it to 4 in a row is astounding. Great team.
DAN MARINO was the best. Johnny Unitas was amazing too.
Marino 48 tds in 1984
Unitas 32 tds in 12 games in the 1950s.
Unreal. A lot more than that bit Dan is criminally underrated.
The guys today are overrated. Easier to win, easier to pass, easier to stay healthy, easier to have comebacks, easier to complete passes etc.
I saw a Monday Night game in Buffalo in 1994. Jim Kelly was QB of the Bills and Elway was QB of the Broncos...it was an amazing game, Bills won 27-20,
Good to see JIM KELLY doing well.🙏 I loved watching those guys, except Kurt wasn't a fan of him he had alot of others that made him look better then he was. Great story.
13:58 Dan Fouts!!! That's how you throw a football. Perfection!!
Imagine if Roger Staubach came into the league earlier than 27... 😮
Yuuppp Dre he would be the goat before Tom Brady
@@Beast-fq7rp he already is
Poor Jim Kelly, sitting there listening to other guys talk about finally winning the big one. Fouts never made it there, but getting there and losing four times in a row. On top of that, Jimmy Johnson didn't even consider 1992 against Buffalo as the Super Bowl. His SB came against SF and frankly, those were the two best teams in football at the time. Either one would have beaten the Bills. I come from a town that loves the Bills. It was dismal enough without their team losing. I've always been a Cowboy fan since 1973. IMO, Staubach is the greatest QB ever. I can't imagine if he'd have started in his early 20's, or been able to play now with all the rules protecting the QB and WR's. As much as the Bills lost, you have to give them credit for going four years in a row. They just weren't as good as several NFC teams.
Wow no Dan Marino
We too as kids used to go out at halftime of the Super Bowl and play some yard ball before heading back in for the 2nd half. We all did :)
Elway was dangerous
Surprised Fouts was the only one to mention Unitas as a QB role model.
No Steve Young is surprising tbh. I didn't think Elway would do this with his busy schedule
Trying To Pick A Good Username he is running the broncos to the ground
Yea his busy schedule of finding bust and washed up qbs
Steve young doesnt come to things like this
This is the one we’ve been waiting for!
Where’s Nathan peterman
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Jack Belden tom Brady is a fake. The real goat is Nathan peterman
dally dole brady has never thrown 5 interceptions in one half. Peterman has. Peterman > Brady
Jack Belden facts
Where's Ryan Leaf?