What's bad is dude already has Mahomes over everyone except Rodgers. His football knowledge has always been bad but, his hatred for Tom Brady is so corny. He's still calling him a system QB after taking a 7-9 team to the super bowl LMAO
Brees only really started doing a lot of check down when his arm started noodling, and he had Alvin kamara as one of the best receiving RB's in the league. For most of his career, brees was a consistent deep threat every game and still maintained high accuracy. I rank brees in the top 3 of all time, and the most accurate qb of all time by far.
Crazy that you would put Deshaun Watson at 2 and Ben Roethlisberger at 1. I personally would switch them because I believe Watson is a superior women respecter.
Brees had 5x 5000+ seasons and NO was always feard for the high powerd high flying offense he dident dink and dunk until the end of his career when he has severely diminished arm strength.
@@StephoneYoung Yeah no shit he was playing with some of the worst defenses of all time. Maybe he should’ve given his defense a good pep talk before the game like Brady does.
Barry is being so humble by puting big time women respecters Deshaun watson at number 7 and Ben roethlisburger at number 6. So humble we Don't deserve Barry.
If there's one thing I've learned from watching Barry's videos, it's to figure out the reason why you should fear a particular quarterback when they get on the field. When it comes to current QBs, Rodgers, Mahomes, Wilson, and Allen all have sort of different balances of the same gifts: quick on their feet, able to throw the deep ball nicely. Mahomes and Rodgers also throw a lot of difficult, highlight reel worthy passes. Mahomes kinda relies too much on his raw talent and it kinda makes him make mistakes that Rodgers doesn't really commit. Jackson is a run first guy that can sometimes produce a good passing day. Murray is basically Jackson but he can throw deep if he wants. I'm definitely missing some guys cuz I have a small brain and critically thinking about NFL offenses isn't my strongsuit, but that's what I've come to find.
I believe the only 2 quarterbacks I've seen ever with greater arm strength than Elway was Favre and Jamarcus Russell. We all know how Russell's career went, but the dude had a CANNON.
Brees wasn’t really a dink and dunk passer until around 2018, which is when his WR options started tanking due to dipshit team managers trading off his best WRs as soon as they got them. He basically only had one consistent receiver at that point, which was Alvin Kamara, an RB. The Saints incompetent management forced him to become a dink and dunk passer.
I feel Drew Brees has gotten an unfair reputation bc the Saints offense dinked and dunked from 2017-2020. Drew Brees was a bomb thrower for his entire career until then, and the most accurate bomb thrower at that. for 16 years he would throw multiple deep td's a game... Iknow at the end of his career he was more careful and hit short precise tight window targets, but there was a reason he AVERAGED 5000 YARDS A SEASON for 9 years from 2008-2016
@@SanguineMalcontent haha, okay, you should've just started off by telling me you're an idiot. it's a wonder why no one else in NFL history has ever decided to pad their stats, then... defenses just let people throw for 350 yards per game and 40 td's a season all the time, just no one decides to do it...
@Fries I honestly don’t get it. I want my quarterbacks to make the correct decision to lead his team to victory. If that means “dinking and dunking”, so be it. Would rather that than a QB who has some crazy strong arm, but makes terrible decisions and throws a bunch of picks due to always relying on the “long ball”
Exactly Brees was a bomber but he was also smart enough to know when to checkdown. But what's ironic is I think his greatest drive ever was his superbowl drive where went 59 yards and he completed to 9 passes to 7 different reciever doing all that "drinking and dunking". Dude was a bomber and surgeon.
As a Dolphins fan, I appreciate you understanding Marino's greatness and ranking him in your top 5. I know he isn't number one, but I get sick of people telling me he can't be a GOAT because of his ring total.
Marino may not be number 1 do to the super bowl wins he doesn't have. If he played for the Dolphins from 1970-1988 then he would probably be the greatest of all time at that point with 3 Super Bowl Rings and 5 Super Bowl Appearances under his belt. I respect the hell out of Marino and he's definitely a top 5 qb. As a Steelers fan, I had Dan Marino going to Pittsburgh in my '83 mock draft but lo and behold we passed up on him. One of the greatest ever.
He can't be goat because greatness is based on achievements, not by who the best qb is. Brady is the goat and there's no argument or opinions. He might not be the best of all time but he is the goat by definition. You guys are miss using the meaning of goat
If I'm not mistaken, Brees has more 5000 yard seasons than the entire rest of Football History has put together. Hard to say he spent his career dinking and dunking.
Amen…but seriously…this dude’s rankings? Brees is top 5 no doubt…and I’m a Falcons fan…where does this dude get his Ideas from?! Maybe he watched the first quarter of the Bourbon Bowl 🤷♂️
I love this account because you’re brutally honest with what you believe and don’t get hit around by your fans. Like your controversial tom brady takes, which many of which I disagree with you on, you put them out there and promote them with stats. Most nfl accounts that have much less controversial takes receive more hate because they’re constantly changing opinions to appease the fans. You are real man, and I got a lot of respect for that.
I love Mahomes, but I don't think I can put him that high on my list yet. He's already built a decent legacy, and his talent is unbelievable, but I'm a bit more conservative when it comes to ranking young players.
He's started off this year with poor stats and he's missed plays that he always made. I'm not saying he's washed or anything like that, I'm just saying things can change quickly when you don't have much sample size.
@@tox3904 Tbh I don't think he's top 10 all time. Has he proven he's a great QB? Yes he has. He has to show he can be consistent year to year and not make horrible plays as often as has this season before being even close to the top 10. Who knows though with the small sample size that is his career.
@@tox3904 he has not had poor stats at all. He leads the league in td passes, top 5 in pretty much every major stat, and most of his ints have gone thru his receivers hands
You can't put Mahomes that high. He could get seriously injured any week and then not be able to come back from it. I love him, but he doesn't have the career yet.
@@tox3904 There's also the thing that defenses eventually catch up to you. There's been a bunch of upstart QBs that have had that season or two of notable play but fall off eventually. When Barry put Aaron Rodgers as No 1, I can't fault it. He's been great for a very long time. Still, if I could magically have Rodgers or Mahomes as the QB for my 49ers right now, I'd be thinking "SUPER BOWL OR BUST" every year. The chances they give a team look good. If I were a Chiefs fan I'd be ecstatic for the future, just be sure to get a solid, rounded team. Don't be like the Saints where the QB has to win a shootout every week because of bad defenses through Brees' career. Don't waste this talent.
There's no argument, you guys don't understand what greatest means. Greatest is determined by achievements, so by default brady is the Goat no matter what.
Tom Brady’s luck is the most valuable attribute of any player in NFL History. His luck has been so unbelievably fortunate for his teams that he has to be the best quarterback of all time
I wouldn't say the greatest of All Time, I would say the most successful of all time because the only other QB in nfl history with 7 league championships and 10 championship appearances is Otto Graham who went to 10 league championships in a row from 1946-1955 and retired after winning his seventh championship after the 1955 season. In terms of success, Brady has more passing yards, Touchdowns, Pro Bowls, All-Pros and MVP's than Otto Graham. Success is way different than greatness.
The thing that separates “one of the best of all time” and the “best of all time” is luck that’s why Tom Brady is the goat, he was given a good position and by far made the most out of it
I liked your list and how you explained why some players went where they did. I respect someone for not automatically give Montana a top nod because he went 4-0 in the Super Bowl, and recognize that statistically in the early to mid-90's Steve Young was amazing. The only area I would disagree with is, that while yes, Steve Young had the Cowboys and Packers buzzsaw of the mid-90's, the Giants and Redskins were tough outs in the playoffs for the 1980's 49ers.
I love this ballsy list! Would have been nice to see Unitas and Staubach, but only 10 slots. Steve Young is very underrated and hardly ever gets mentioned among the all time greats, but he’s one of the highest rated passers of all time.
Elway was cursed with dumb coaching, whose motto was “run for 3 quarters, then Elway will bail us out.” That’s why he retired with the most wins and mostly pedestrian stats per season until his teams got better in the 90s
I’ll say this, for having as little clue about the game of football as just about anyone I’ve encountered, your editing skills are good and you have a nice voice to listen to.
I know I'm in the wrong place for Brady defense, but the fact that he has 42 INTs less than Brees, with around 30 games more played, and damn near identical Y/A as Rodgers, I think you may be cutting him a tad short
Yet brees has more 300+ yard games by 30, the most 5k yard seasons(5), a higher passer rating both regular and offseason, has better y/a(7.6 to bradys 7.5) better passing percentage, and historically a worse team in every way down to the wr core
The only odd part was him calling Brees a dink and dunk QB while almost every highlight was of a beautiful deep ball down the field. Sure, Brees lost some playmakers and arm strength towards the end there, but prime Brees made explosive plays while not relying on RAC
I love Brees and he’ll always be my favorite qb, I’m sad to say he isn’t like Wilson or Rodgers, if I remember correctly he only had one pass travel 50+ yards in his entire career (he had to have many 49 or close enough though) and jameis had one in his first 4 starts. Still though, I love Brees and would have him top 5
@@elfsjdw I personally don’t think it should matter, but it’s a stat that shows Brees (like said in the video) was more of just a dink and dunk guy. Nevertheless, he’s still my favorite and is the best at making difficult throws. Forever a legend
Doubt anyone will see this, but you can't rank QB's from different era's against each other. The era's are the modern NFL(2003-now), post Mel Blount rule(1975-2002), and pre Mel Blount rule(1969-1974). My list for modern QB is 1. Rodgers, 2. Brady, 3. Manning. Post Mel Blount is 1. Montana, 2. Marino, 3. Elway. And pre Blount is 1. Otto Grahm, 2. Johnny Unitas, 3. Roger Staubach.
I'm not even a Brady fan but he literally has dominated for 22 years. Owns about every QB record there is to have, 7 Super Bowl rings 5 mvps, 3 regular season mvps, and has been one of the most durable QBs ever. He has gotten better has he aged into his 30s and 40s and shows zero sign of slowing down. You're just a flat out hater and shouldn't be considered a serious sports analysis if you believe he's not a top QB of all time.
Just comes down to how weigh things. Is Brady the most successful? Yes, but every year that he won a Super Bowl, he had a top ten scoring defense, and 2-3 times the defense was better than the offense. That is a luxury some QBs on this list did not have especially Dan Marino and Drew Brees. His ANY/A goes down in the playoffs and some other QBs on this list have better per game playoff stats. His longevity is quite spectacular, but there are many, many more talented QBs that exist and longevity may weigh less than talent for some people.
One thing left out is how the QBs Garner more money later on. For example, it's not a coincidence that Russ hasn't made it back after he started making 20+% of the teams cap.
Montana deserves recognition for his production despite the system being dominant and a strong defense, but Brady with multiple 5000+ yard seasons, and the most Super Bowls ever doesn’t. Wtf dude
@@davidwinston8122 first year on the bucs he topped the league in deep balls. He only ever had Moss as a deep threat on the pats. And if short balls are so easy why doesn’t everyone do it?
What always pissed me off about Marino and Miami was, in 1985, they were good enough to beat the UN-beatable Bears, making one of the leagues most legendary defense's look average if not horrible. After that, they would end that season by losing in the play-offs, 31-14 at HOME to division rival New England. The Bears would later go on to completely embarrass that New England team. What makes sense about that? Miami was so hot and cold and they NEVER had a good running game.
personally i would rank brees higher. i think he is the most consistently skilled quarterback ever in terms of longevity. And his teams sucked much of his career. He also was the most accurate quarterback ever. overall though you gave a fair assessment i think
@@vulcanraven9701 Ehh Rams PI, Minneapolis Miracle, and probably the second Vikings lost he played good in. Against Brady's Bucs in 2020? Yeah, he wasn't as sharp. Brees was typically pretty great in the playoffs, even outside of domes. If he threw a pick or two, he often made up for it in the fourth quarter or second half. Dude was a top 5 quarterback.
Barry: "I'm sure my list won't make anybody mad or leave any death threats for me" Also barry: "number 10, John elway" Why did that catch me off guard so badly XD
The fact you don’t have Unitas on your list is a disgrace. He had every QB record when he retired. His records held up for a long time even though he played 14 game seasons and in an era where you could actually play defense. He fits all the criteria on your list. Have you ever heard of Johnny Unitas?
@@gardeningtipsyoutubechannel i agree with most guys but really russell wilson? cmon this is the same thing he uses against steph curry( which is absolutely correct). id put either Johnny unitas, Warren moon or brady instead of Russell wilson
I'd take Marino over Mahomes, Peyton manning, and Aaron rodgers personally. But I'll openly admit I am a big Dolphins fan and that 100% is influencing my decision
@@wetlikewater237 not a dolphins fan but Dan Marino is better then Arron Rodgers first thing is they played in 2 different time frames and the Dolphins gave him no help at all if you put Marino on the packers for the same amount of time as Rodgers he would have have all the major qb records.
@@wetlikewater237 you clearly have no clue how different football was back when Marino played, it was several times harder to pass back then. Now if you touch the wr it’s pass interference or if you tackle the qb the wrong way it’s roughing the passer and back then defenses got away with all of that and the defense had the advantage almost always now the offense does. Marino also had 1 good receiver his entire career and that was mark clayton and I would say he was equivalent to Julian edilmein at best. The dolphins also has terrible defenses and rushing game throughout his career. And sure Marino can’t run but he is the best pure passer the league has ever seen. Now do you need more explanation KID.
Warner was too inconsisntent. He had years when he was unstoppable. (The Rams and one year with the Cardinals) and then he had years where he was benched for a rookie Eli Manning.
@@1NumeroUno Tom Brady doesn't have to be your favorite quarterback of all time and he doesn't even have to be the quarterback you would take if you were starting an all time team. But the fact remains that when it comes time to finding ways to win and coming through in the clutch, Tom Brady's the best to ever do it.
@@amandachimes8424 Ah yes, finding ways to win. My favorite of these ways are when he uses his psychic powers to make the enemy kicker miss the game winning kick. Or when he mind controlled Pete Carrol to have the Seahawks throw the ball instead of giving it to Marshawn Lynch. It's almost as if you can't attribute the success of a team to one player.
@@amandachimes8424 "Finding ways to win", as in, his teams find ways to win for him or the other team finds a way to choke? I'm not saying that's been the case every time but it's definitely been the case a lot of the time.
Meanwhile Brady might just win MVP at age 44. You can hate a player while still acknowledge their all-time greatness. It's like saying that Lebron was lucky to get to ten finals and win four rings. At some point, you just have to concede that the player is the main reason for the team's success when it keeps happening.
Also, loved the list, but don't know about Montana, maybe Warren Moon. If you switched Moon and Montana's teams, nobody would know who Montana is and Moon would be borderline top 5
I'm a long time fin fan and I always thought the Marks bros were elite,but I too got to see a bunch of old games that I couldnt get back in the day and man it is an understatement just how many passes they dropped,they also caught a lot of passes but his compl percentage and yards should have been a lot higher which is pretty crazy for the era he played in!!
Wow. Pretty good list! You had some great arguments behind your rankings. Now I'm not a big fan of Tom Brady but, I think you could easily argue him into even your top 10. Most yards passing of all time, crazy clutch 4th quarter player, 596 touchdowns. He was selected to play in 14 Pro Bowls. He won Comeback Player of the Year award, 2 Offensive Player of the Year awards, 3 MVP awards, 5 Super Bowl MVP awards and 7 championships. Then, went to Tampa and just ran the table with a team that had what we all thought was zero chance of going to the SB. I get it! It's YOUR list. But with all due respect, Brady didn't accomplish all of that above because he's lucky. Great video tho. Loved it.
Man watch his video on why tb12 is overrated because he’s not clutch and the mvps weren’t because he’s some crazy good player no it’s because of dinks and dunks
@@alexanderishere6205 I mean when you have 6 game winning super bowl drives I’d call that pretty clutch and uhhh you do know that last year the top quarterbacks in passes over 20 yards were in the 130-140 range with Matt Ryan having the most with 141… then there is Brady all by himself with 183. Yeah dinks and dunks that’s what I’d call that
@@alexanderishere6205 not having TB 12 on a top 10 list is automatically trash, I can see he's not the best to some people but his receiver options besides Moss and Gronk who been on the team long before he went to the bucs were not deep threat receivers
The thing about Rodgers is that his level never goes down he is amazing every single time he plays quarterback and just gets better and better after each season 💪🏻
As a Wiconsinite, i have been mad at Brett Favre a number of times. Until I seen the interview where he said something like "I just love the game, i dont care too much about the score". Then I realized he loved making amazing plays. but they were all risky. he wanted to win but was willing to take the risk for the excitement. I could get behind that. But then he went to the Vikings.... Far as Joe Montana goes, Don Majkowski had better stats in 1989. The 49ers were just a great team. It wasnt just Joe Montana.
I'm taking Marino all day at #1. Young Marino before the knee injuries actually could run He wasn't a statue He ran a 4.8. He made the tighest throws, super strong arm and a laser release. Today's era is way too easy to pass in with the rules even a bum like Jameis Winston threw for 5,000 yards. Marino also never had 1 offensive hall of fame skill position player in his entire career. My 5 QB's would be Marino, Elway, Rodgers, Manning, S.Young.
@@lightning10053 Did u see Elways weapons up until his superbowl victories late in his career? The man had nothing the 3 amigo's at WR were not good just fast. And he was fast could make all the throws. After 2003 football is a completely different game. As great as Rodgers is I don't think he is tough. He never would have survived those hits Marino, Elway, Favre, Montana had to take.
@Luke Leary Rogers Isn't tough either. These guys benefit from the rule changes u can't even hit a QB low for God sake. Those QB's of the 60's, 70's, 80's, and 90's were getting murdered.
@Luke Leary Definitely a much different game. I don't blame Rodgers I think he is an incredible QB. But he's not that tough to be honest. I think he's better then Brady but Brady is much tougher then A.Rod.
@@ThePantyIntelligenceAgency Brady is tougher then Arod. Brady took a lot of big shots especially earlier on in his career before Arod was even in the NFL. I still think Arod is better than Brady but not tougher.
You saying things about how Dan marinos receivers not catching the ball but Dan Marino put such spin and speed on the ball it was like catching a bullet
I love your videos so much! Seriously, it pains me to do make this comment but someone has to play Devil’s advocate. HOWEVER, you can’t discredit a person and/or team for winning when they’re favored to win in a situation. For example, you made points about how Brady won because his defenses, special teams, favorable field positions, etc helped him and his teams win. His teams won like they were supposed to according to all of these factors. Also, you said that dinking and dunking is “incredibly boring and unimpressive regardless of how effective it might be.” You can’t make a point, jokingly or not, about how it is boring subjectively if it helps quarterbacks win games in the most effective way possible. Winning games is the most important stat at the end of the day.
The main point is that it's far from only the QB who is responsible for wins. So many things that are out of the QBs control can factor into winning games. So while you can say "winning games is what's important", that doesn't mean a QB who's on the winning team is the reason their team won.
I completely agree with you about Marino. He was a perfect case of the team letting him down. Has one of the tightest spirals I've ever seen. I remember rocking his jersey back in school.. the guy was honestly one of the best ever
The Dolphins never got him a great defense or running game but they did get him some quality receivers and the best protection any quarterback in history has ever enjoyed.
@@bryanjones4444 If you're basing his protection on his low sack totals, recall that the guy had a snake-quick release. The Dolphins were executing pass plays much faster than the other offenses in Marino's best years
I remember watching those quarterback challenges they used to have on TV years ago and I remember of the ones on there: Favre, Esiason, Cunningham, Elway and a few others. They had targets set up at like 15 yards, 25 yards and 35 yards that would move across the field. Only Marino could hit the farthest one.
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It's a part of the shtick = clicks
What's bad is dude already has Mahomes over everyone except Rodgers. His football knowledge has always been bad but, his hatred for Tom Brady is so corny. He's still calling him a system QB after taking a 7-9 team to the super bowl LMAO
@@LMajorDegs how many superstar players went with Brady to Tampa🤔
@@LMajorDegs lol the Tampa defense took them to that super bowl my boy.
@@deltasierra9769 you’re brainwashed my boy
I respect Montana for being a two way player. He was one hell of a linebacker.
I said Joe Mantegna!
Joe Montainya
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Too bad he didn’t play for SCLSU in his collegiate days, they could have won multiple burbon bowls
Forrest Gump at Alabama.
Barry: Brees was a dink and dunk passer
Also Barry: Shows highlight after highlight of Brees throwing dimes 40+ yards on the run 😂
I think Brees should at least be number 4 but I'm biased as a saints fan
@@WEAREALLJUSTMEAT I personally have him 3rd
Brees only really started doing a lot of check down when his arm started noodling, and he had Alvin kamara as one of the best receiving RB's in the league. For most of his career, brees was a consistent deep threat every game and still maintained high accuracy. I rank brees in the top 3 of all time, and the most accurate qb of all time by far.
I don't remember seeing Brees dink and dunk.
@@unkledoda420 didn't you play for the bears in the late 70's??
Crazy that you would put Deshaun Watson at 2 and Ben Roethlisberger at 1. I personally would switch them because I believe Watson is a superior women respecter.
No one did that. No one did what you said.
Yes officer this comment right here ⬆️⬆️⬆️
Give Deshaun a bottle of that hood gangsta henny and he’ll win you a preseason game and leave players on IR the rest of the season
Wasn't expecting Jay Cutler to be as high as you put him, but I can't disagree with it.
Cutler sucks.
@@Ladynaye it was a joke
Lol you cheeky bastard.
had tf outta me 😭😭
You fucking got me 🤣
"But I'm sticking to my guns (no offense to Aaron Hernandez)!"
Good lord
14:15
Where was the no offense to Aaron Hernandez?
@@Silver19897 guns probably
Or Plaxico Burress
@@Silver19897 likely had to take it out. He's had to edit other videos that had what TH-cam considers risque jokes/references.
Blaine Gabbert cracking the top 3 never fails to astound me
I hear ya. But I think Billy Kilmer should be up in the top 3 as well. Great passer!
@@toddhensley2204 and jamarcus russell.
Brees had 5x 5000+ seasons and NO was always feard for the high powerd high flying offense he dident dink and dunk until the end of his career when he has severely diminished arm strength.
EXACTLY. He's acting like Brees did that his whole career or something. For YEARS he was throwing bombs.
@@orlanzo2621 but he didnt even make the playoffs most of them 5k years
@@StephoneYoung Yeah no shit he was playing with some of the worst defenses of all time. Maybe he should’ve given his defense a good pep talk before the game like Brady does.
@@stinkyboy101 LOL being a team leader is important
Brees didn't impact the game like Montana , Unitas, tarkenton, Peyton Manning, Michael Vick, Dan fouts
“I don’t give a shit, it’s my list.” Best line ever.
Still a shit list lol
@@Steven-qp2re drop your list and give your reasoning then bozo
@@Steven-qp2re rip bozo
@@yessir7630 Tom Brady #1 cuz he has the most rings BoZO
@@Steven-qp2re hurr team stats make player best ever hurr
I can't argue with Andy Dalton at #2. Respect
And Billy Kilmer at #3. Great list!
Tim Tebow at #4 is a bit of a stretch in my opinion
@@djquinn11 right? He has a solid argument for #1.
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Barry is being so humble by puting big time women respecters Deshaun watson at number 7 and Ben roethlisburger at number 6. So humble we Don't deserve Barry.
If there's one thing I've learned from watching Barry's videos, it's to figure out the reason why you should fear a particular quarterback when they get on the field.
When it comes to current QBs, Rodgers, Mahomes, Wilson, and Allen all have sort of different balances of the same gifts: quick on their feet, able to throw the deep ball nicely. Mahomes and Rodgers also throw a lot of difficult, highlight reel worthy passes. Mahomes kinda relies too much on his raw talent and it kinda makes him make mistakes that Rodgers doesn't really commit. Jackson is a run first guy that can sometimes produce a good passing day. Murray is basically Jackson but he can throw deep if he wants. I'm definitely missing some guys cuz I have a small brain and critically thinking about NFL offenses isn't my strongsuit, but that's what I've come to find.
Rodgers is scary because of the hard count
I keep coming back to this video and one thing hit me: could you imagine if Marino played for the 49ers 😭😭
49ers would have been 0-1 in Super Bowls
The only man who can leave Tom Brady out of a top 10 all-time list and not get death threats for it.
@@DQO07 because bradys defenses werent ass and mannings were and manning played 4 less years than brady
@@DQO07 Brady just checks down. His passer rating in throws of more than 20 yards, throws that actually require talent, is trash.
@@iguessishouldntputmynamehe5503 You lost the argument like 3 superbowls ago.
@@aa-qx1cg Super Bowl is a team stat. I have yet to find a single Brady cock sucker that can find me an individual stat where Brady is better.
@@aa-qx1cg see thats ur only arguement u clown. literally watch football and see that rodgers is a better player
I will say, it is impressive that Elway can just throw it 50 yards seemingly without effort.
Yeah his arm strength was crazy it just looks effortless when he throws deep
He had a fucking rocket
Wait until you see Trevor Lawrence.
@@chadbrisco4042 bruh trevor wishes his arm was that of a gods like elways was
I believe the only 2 quarterbacks I've seen ever with greater arm strength than Elway was Favre and Jamarcus Russell. We all know how Russell's career went, but the dude had a CANNON.
“Mahomes is clutch” yeah that aged well
Yeah that was a rough half. That being said one bad half in his playoff career. I’ll take it
@@erichall090909 agreed
Bro did you not watch the playoff game before that
@@chrisman9555 yeah and when it mattered he choked so unbelievably hard
As did this comment. It was a temporary lull, not a career swing.
Brees wasn’t really a dink and dunk passer until around 2018, which is when his WR options started tanking due to dipshit team managers trading off his best WRs as soon as they got them. He basically only had one consistent receiver at that point, which was Alvin Kamara, an RB. The Saints incompetent management forced him to become a dink and dunk passer.
I feel Drew Brees has gotten an unfair reputation bc the Saints offense dinked and dunked from 2017-2020. Drew Brees was a bomb thrower for his entire career until then, and the most accurate bomb thrower at that. for 16 years he would throw multiple deep td's a game... Iknow at the end of his career he was more careful and hit short precise tight window targets, but there was a reason he AVERAGED 5000 YARDS A SEASON for 9 years from 2008-2016
Yes, there is: Stat padding.
@@SanguineMalcontent haha, okay, you should've just started off by telling me you're an idiot. it's a wonder why no one else in NFL history has ever decided to pad their stats, then... defenses just let people throw for 350 yards per game and 40 td's a season all the time, just no one decides to do it...
@Fries I honestly don’t get it. I want my quarterbacks to make the correct decision to lead his team to victory. If that means “dinking and dunking”, so be it. Would rather that than a QB who has some crazy strong arm, but makes terrible decisions and throws a bunch of picks due to always relying on the “long ball”
Yeah I checked out as soon as I heard him call Brees a dink and dunk QB.
Exactly Brees was a bomber but he was also smart enough to know when to checkdown. But what's ironic is I think his greatest drive ever was his superbowl drive where went 59 yards and he completed to 9 passes to 7 different reciever doing all that "drinking and dunking". Dude was a bomber and surgeon.
As a Dolphins fan, I appreciate you understanding Marino's greatness and ranking him in your top 5. I know he isn't number one, but I get sick of people telling me he can't be a GOAT because of his ring total.
Marino may not be number 1 do to the super bowl wins he doesn't have. If he played for the Dolphins from 1970-1988 then he would probably be the greatest of all time at that point with 3 Super Bowl Rings and 5 Super Bowl Appearances under his belt. I respect the hell out of Marino and he's definitely a top 5 qb. As a Steelers fan, I had Dan Marino going to Pittsburgh in my '83 mock draft but lo and behold we passed up on him. One of the greatest ever.
I'm not a Dolphins fan and I have Marino as the Goat.
He can't be goat because greatness is based on achievements, not by who the best qb is. Brady is the goat and there's no argument or opinions. He might not be the best of all time but he is the goat by definition.
You guys are miss using the meaning of goat
@@lanabobana7687 Naw, i think you are. Does GOAT mean the guy whos played with a top defense he entire career!?
my grandpa is a packers fan and he never shuts up about how dan marino was the GOAT
If I'm not mistaken, Brees has more 5000 yard seasons than the entire rest of Football History has put together. Hard to say he spent his career dinking and dunking.
Amen…but seriously…this dude’s rankings? Brees is top 5 no doubt…and I’m a Falcons fan…where does this dude get his Ideas from?! Maybe he watched the first quarter of the Bourbon Bowl 🤷♂️
i mean its prob cause he was always on the field cause his defenses were always the worst in the league
As a GB fan watching Roger's lose to Kurt on a fumble forced by a face mask is almost as painful as the game the Seahawks lost but won.
No one talks about how bad of a missed call that was.
Barry please make another lengthy Tom Brady video going through all his postseasons. I and I think others would really enjoy that.
THIS!
THIS!
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Yessss
Agree
Brees only developed the check-down play style in his last few seasons. He threw bombs his whole career
Yeah, Brees was always a deep ball passer
I honestly love this list dude, you went balls out and I respect it
I love this account because you’re brutally honest with what you believe and don’t get hit around by your fans. Like your controversial tom brady takes, which many of which I disagree with you on, you put them out there and promote them with stats. Most nfl accounts that have much less controversial takes receive more hate because they’re constantly changing opinions to appease the fans. You are real man, and I got a lot of respect for that.
I love Mahomes, but I don't think I can put him that high on my list yet. He's already built a decent legacy, and his talent is unbelievable, but I'm a bit more conservative when it comes to ranking young players.
He's started off this year with poor stats and he's missed plays that he always made. I'm not saying he's washed or anything like that, I'm just saying things can change quickly when you don't have much sample size.
@@tox3904 Tbh I don't think he's top 10 all time. Has he proven he's a great QB? Yes he has. He has to show he can be consistent year to year and not make horrible plays as often as has this season before being even close to the top 10. Who knows though with the small sample size that is his career.
@@tox3904 he has not had poor stats at all. He leads the league in td passes, top 5 in pretty much every major stat, and most of his ints have gone thru his receivers hands
You can't put Mahomes that high. He could get seriously injured any week and then not be able to come back from it. I love him, but he doesn't have the career yet.
@@tox3904 There's also the thing that defenses eventually catch up to you. There's been a bunch of upstart QBs that have had that season or two of notable play but fall off eventually.
When Barry put Aaron Rodgers as No 1, I can't fault it. He's been great for a very long time.
Still, if I could magically have Rodgers or Mahomes as the QB for my 49ers right now, I'd be thinking "SUPER BOWL OR BUST" every year. The chances they give a team look good.
If I were a Chiefs fan I'd be ecstatic for the future, just be sure to get a solid, rounded team. Don't be like the Saints where the QB has to win a shootout every week because of bad defenses through Brees' career. Don't waste this talent.
Yes but can any of these quarterbacks open mouth kiss their son? I think no
Fax
I am dying laughing at this comment
GOAT OMSK
Russel Wilson take did not age well
keep making videos, i like how u have a unique take on everything
Literally this is so accurate, how tf does an internet troll make better arguments for goat status than all the major analysts combined.
Because he's actually analyzing as opposed to look at headlines.
There's no argument, you guys don't understand what greatest means. Greatest is determined by achievements, so by default brady is the Goat no matter what.
@@lanabobana7687 ig if u wanna look at it like that then ofc but there are plenty of qbs better than Brady
@@tperfect7241 Did you watch the same video I did. He literally has cons for all of them
@@lanabobana7687 with that reasoning, Eli Manning deserves to be on this list too. Probably around 5 or 6.
The amount of disrespect you show for the big T is ridiculous and infuriating.
Give Tim Tebow his due!
😂
We know you're not referring to Tebow come on now. YOu're OBVIOUSLY referring to Tom Landry.
Skip bayless is creaming rn
Let’s not forget Trace McSorely
Nah he meant Terry Bradshaw 🤣
The russ one is aging poorly
“Having never missed a single game.”
Finger: Are you sure about that?
My fantasy team would like a word
Absolutely love the dark humor of “Barry.”
Tom Brady’s luck is the most valuable attribute of any player in NFL History. His luck has been so unbelievably fortunate for his teams that he has to be the best quarterback of all time
He's basically king from one punch man lol
I wouldn't say the greatest of All Time, I would say the most successful of all time because the only other QB in nfl history with 7 league championships and 10 championship appearances is Otto Graham who went to 10 league championships in a row from 1946-1955 and retired after winning his seventh championship after the 1955 season. In terms of success, Brady has more passing yards, Touchdowns, Pro Bowls, All-Pros and MVP's than Otto Graham. Success is way different than greatness.
The thing that separates “one of the best of all time” and the “best of all time” is luck that’s why Tom Brady is the goat, he was given a good position and by far made the most out of it
Yea but big boy eli has a 3-2 all time record against him, which includes 2 rings.
It's not luck. It's all fixed lol hes the chosen one. Kinda like mcgregor and rousey were the over rated chosen ones in mma.
Title should be Top 10 NFL quarterbacks after Tom Brady
I liked your list and how you explained why some players went where they did. I respect someone for not automatically give Montana a top nod because he went 4-0 in the Super Bowl, and recognize that statistically in the early to mid-90's Steve Young was amazing. The only area I would disagree with is, that while yes, Steve Young had the Cowboys and Packers buzzsaw of the mid-90's, the Giants and Redskins were tough outs in the playoffs for the 1980's 49ers.
I agree with the placement of Mark Sanchez on the list. Very underrated QB.
I'm just happy to see Bob Avelini on the list. He's one of the all time greats!
But above Kyle Boller & Brad Johnson? I dunno.
Mark was a great addition to the Jets
Yea okay but how many of these guys have won an NVP
None
Manning has 5 MVP Awards, Rodgers has 3, Favre also has 3
@@mazozpk no none of them have a NVP
I love this ballsy list! Would have been nice to see Unitas and Staubach, but only 10 slots. Steve Young is very underrated and hardly ever gets mentioned among the all time greats, but he’s one of the highest rated passers of all time.
Also from a Seahawks fan, Russell Wilson is a borderline Hall of Famer, but not the seventh best quarterback ever.
Can't disagree with Ryan Leaf at #2 man, what a great list!
Come on man! Jamarcus Russell has to be on the list at #2. But Leaf was great, no question about it.
Elway was cursed with dumb coaching, whose motto was “run for 3 quarters, then Elway will bail us out.” That’s why he retired with the most wins and mostly pedestrian stats per season until his teams got better in the 90s
I like the way you tackled this list, basing it off how the position is played rather than legacy
Durability today and durability in Montana’s era are so different. QBs so much more protected these days.
I’ll say this, for having as little clue about the game of football as just about anyone I’ve encountered, your editing skills are good and you have a nice voice to listen to.
"His numbers increase in the post season. Just ask browns fans"
- screams internally -
This is a phenomenal list Barry keep it up
what are you on?
Seeing Russ over Montana in 2022 is beyond wild
You could make the argument that Young and Montana were also system guys. The 49rs offense was deep with talent.
No one is going to mention the Mask pic for Peyton? I was fucking dying laughing
That and the the tiger woods mugshot for Wilson had me 😂 too
john elway next to a horse had me dying for 3 minutes
Seeing Geno Smith come in clutch for Seattle this year reinforces where you put him on your list
I really like that Blaine Gabbert made the list as well. Really made my day!
I love that Tommy isn't even on the list. I disagree but I still love it lol
The Russell Wilson stat about injury aged well
So glad to see Steve Young get some love here. He was my favorite player up until Brett Favre started winning his MVPs
Best lefty quarterback of all time
So you sold out
Young was a beast
Bro I lost it with Peytons pic on his introduction oh dam that was a good one 👍
I know I'm in the wrong place for Brady defense, but the fact that he has 42 INTs less than Brees, with around 30 games more played, and damn near identical Y/A as Rodgers, I think you may be cutting him a tad short
Yet brees has more 300+ yard games by 30, the most 5k yard seasons(5), a higher passer rating both regular and offseason, has better y/a(7.6 to bradys 7.5) better passing percentage, and historically a worse team in every way down to the wr core
@@josiahfuller2101 I am drunk right now, so I won't dispute that, brees is grade A all time QB, bit Brady has better stats zAndz more championships
@@EhThisIsAGoodName No his only better stat line is ints and even with that he has a worse passer rating.
Cheaters do not belong on the top 10 list though
@@josiahfuller2101 but Brady has better longevity, has won 7 superbowls, has more TD passes and less interceptions and more
The only odd part was him calling Brees a dink and dunk QB while almost every highlight was of a beautiful deep ball down the field. Sure, Brees lost some playmakers and arm strength towards the end there, but prime Brees made explosive plays while not relying on RAC
I love Brees and he’ll always be my favorite qb, I’m sad to say he isn’t like Wilson or Rodgers, if I remember correctly he only had one pass travel 50+ yards in his entire career (he had to have many 49 or close enough though) and jameis had one in his first 4 starts. Still though, I love Brees and would have him top 5
@@basic9487 How important is a 50+ pass really? That really doesn’t factor in unless a QB NEEDS to throw it that far consistently, which they don’t.
@@elfsjdw I personally don’t think it should matter, but it’s a stat that shows Brees (like said in the video) was more of just a dink and dunk guy. Nevertheless, he’s still my favorite and is the best at making difficult throws. Forever a legend
@@basic9487 Really? That stat proves he was a dink and dunk QB? Don’t have it in me to keep this going
@@basic9487 You clearly didn't watch Brees from 2002 until around 2015 if you think he was a "dink and dunk" QB. That's absurd.
Doubt anyone will see this, but you can't rank QB's from different era's against each other. The era's are the modern NFL(2003-now), post Mel Blount rule(1975-2002), and pre Mel Blount rule(1969-1974). My list for modern QB is 1. Rodgers, 2. Brady, 3. Manning. Post Mel Blount is 1. Montana, 2. Marino, 3. Elway. And pre Blount is 1. Otto Grahm, 2. Johnny Unitas, 3. Roger Staubach.
I agree, came to comments to see if anyone else said this before I had to.
Putting Rodger’s ahead of Manning and Brady just invalidates anything you said about this Mel Blount fella, he can suck my farts.
I'm not even a Brady fan but he literally has dominated for 22 years. Owns about every QB record there is to have, 7 Super Bowl rings 5 mvps, 3 regular season mvps, and has been one of the most durable QBs ever. He has gotten better has he aged into his 30s and 40s and shows zero sign of slowing down. You're just a flat out hater and shouldn't be considered a serious sports analysis if you believe he's not a top QB of all time.
Just comes down to how weigh things. Is Brady the most successful? Yes, but every year that he won a Super Bowl, he had a top ten scoring defense, and 2-3 times the defense was better than the offense. That is a luxury some QBs on this list did not have especially Dan Marino and Drew Brees. His ANY/A goes down in the playoffs and some other QBs on this list have better per game playoff stats. His longevity is quite spectacular, but there are many, many more talented QBs that exist and longevity may weigh less than talent for some people.
@@Rekcha 💯
One thing left out is how the QBs Garner more money later on. For example, it's not a coincidence that Russ hasn't made it back after he started making 20+% of the teams cap.
Montana deserves recognition for his production despite the system being dominant and a strong defense, but Brady with multiple 5000+ yard seasons, and the most Super Bowls ever doesn’t. Wtf dude
Brady should probably be in the top 10 cuz of the success. However, he does throw short passes mostly and he is pretty lucky.
Stat padding dink and dunker
@@TheToad075 "stat padding" the only stat he padded is superbowl wins.
@@davidwinston8122 first year on the bucs he topped the league in deep balls. He only ever had Moss as a deep threat on the pats. And if short balls are so easy why doesn’t everyone do it?
What always pissed me off about Marino and Miami was, in 1985, they were good enough to beat the UN-beatable Bears, making one of the leagues most legendary defense's look average if not horrible. After that, they would end that season by losing in the play-offs, 31-14 at HOME to division rival New England. The Bears would later go on to completely embarrass that New England team.
What makes sense about that? Miami was so hot and cold and they NEVER had a good running game.
If you look past Marino's first 4 years his stats were not that great.He was also not that great of a playoff quarterback
personally i would rank brees higher. i think he is the most consistently skilled quarterback ever in terms of longevity. And his teams sucked much of his career. He also was the most accurate quarterback ever. overall though you gave a fair assessment i think
@@vulcanraven9701 Ehh Rams PI, Minneapolis Miracle, and probably the second Vikings lost he played good in. Against Brady's Bucs in 2020? Yeah, he wasn't as sharp. Brees was typically pretty great in the playoffs, even outside of domes. If he threw a pick or two, he often made up for it in the fourth quarter or second half. Dude was a top 5 quarterback.
Mahomes is a generational talent, but keep in mind he went to a STACKED Chiefs offense. Rodgers is the best I've seen since Marino.
His amazing throws in the Super Bowl kinda shows that he deserves the top 2
@@1NumeroUno Alex Smith couldn't help win a playoff game with the Chiefs though
They call Rogers Dan Marino on wheels
@@greatarchitect Manning had the best QB brain I've ever seen, I was talking more about pure arm talent before.
Rodgers had a loaded team as soon as he started.
I LOVE YOU BARRY THANK YOU FOR PUTTING THE TRUE GOAT AT NUMBER ONE
@@albernard180 This list is greatest QB, not “QB who has the most rings”
Barry: "I'm sure my list won't make anybody mad or leave any death threats for me"
Also barry: "number 10, John elway"
Why did that catch me off guard so badly XD
The fact you don’t have Unitas on your list is a disgrace. He had every QB record when he retired. His records held up for a long time even though he played 14 game seasons and in an era where you could actually play defense. He fits all the criteria on your list. Have you ever heard of Johnny Unitas?
Obviously he's heard of him, these guys are just better.
@@gardeningtipsyoutubechannel i agree with most guys but really russell wilson? cmon this is the same thing he uses against steph curry( which is absolutely correct). id put either Johnny unitas, Warren moon or brady instead of Russell wilson
@@gardeningtipsyoutubechannel they're not. No sane person would be Wilson ahead of Unitas and neither Brees, Elway, or Favre were better.
Played before 1980=Doesn't count
he must be to young
“Just don’t let him hang around any production assistants alone” lol
I'd take Marino over Mahomes, Peyton manning, and Aaron rodgers personally. But I'll openly admit I am a big Dolphins fan and that 100% is influencing my decision
Im with you Dan is the Man nobody can fling that ball as quick or beautiful as Marino
@@wetlikewater237 not a dolphins fan but Dan Marino is better then Arron Rodgers first thing is they played in 2 different time frames and the Dolphins gave him no help at all if you put Marino on the packers for the same amount of time as Rodgers he would have have all the major qb records.
@@Hollisbot Rodgers threw the ball almost as well as Marino while being far more mobile and athletic. He also has ring which is just a bonus.
@@wetlikewater237 you clearly have no clue how different football was back when Marino played, it was several times harder to pass back then. Now if you touch the wr it’s pass interference or if you tackle the qb the wrong way it’s roughing the passer and back then defenses got away with all of that and the defense had the advantage almost always now the offense does. Marino also had 1 good receiver his entire career and that was mark clayton and I would say he was equivalent to Julian edilmein at best. The dolphins also has terrible defenses and rushing game throughout his career. And sure Marino can’t run but he is the best pure passer the league has ever seen. Now do you need more explanation KID.
@@Hollisbot Marino wouldn’t stand a chance on the packers, we haven’t given Rodgers a first round offensive pick since he was drafted.
I want to see all 10 of these guys get together and react to this
I'm a Seahawks and Russell Wilson fan and placing him over Brady is... well, it invalidates your opinion on the topic.
This is your brain on ESPN
This man really left Brady off the top 10 but kept Brees who “has similar play” and Montana who “benefited from a good situation” 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
He has crafted his image around hating Tom Brady.
@@noahsmith170 I c this lol just now started watching dudes videos and every video has him hating Brady even his nba ones stuff hilarious 😂😂
Montana didn't coast on his teams like Brady does, he actually performs
I know he’s not going to be on any top 10 greatest ever lists, but when Kurt Warner was in rhythm he was unstoppable.
I would easily put Kurt Warner in a top 10 list, man is a legend and only got better as he aged.
Warner was too inconsisntent. He had years when he was unstoppable. (The Rams and one year with the Cardinals) and then he had years where he was benched for a rookie Eli Manning.
@@xaviervega468 yeah inconsistent but when he was on it was another level of on.
Good Kurt Warner was pretty awesome
Currently on Thursday night football , Mac Jones is 15/16 for 145 yards and 1 td!
Spot on about Brady !!!
aged like milk
Good list but you can't leave Brady out
Tom Brady is the greatest. He has a championship ring for every single day of the week...from Monday to Sunday.
@@1NumeroUno Tom Brady doesn't have to be your favorite quarterback of all time and he doesn't even have to be the quarterback you would take if you were starting an all time team. But the fact remains that when it comes time to finding ways to win and coming through in the clutch, Tom Brady's the best to ever do it.
@@amandachimes8424 Ah yes, finding ways to win. My favorite of these ways are when he uses his psychic powers to make the enemy kicker miss the game winning kick. Or when he mind controlled Pete Carrol to have the Seahawks throw the ball instead of giving it to Marshawn Lynch. It's almost as if you can't attribute the success of a team to one player.
@@amandachimes8424 Clutch? You mean like how his kicker saved him? Truly a clutch performance by Brady
@@amandachimes8424 "Finding ways to win", as in, his teams find ways to win for him or the other team finds a way to choke? I'm not saying that's been the case every time but it's definitely been the case a lot of the time.
My only beef is Aaron Rodgers over Peyton Manning.
As a Packers fan, I agree. Manning is still better than Aaron, but Rodgers could take the #1 spot if he wins another MVP or another ring
Ya Rodgers is and will always be the most gifted talented and most dynamic QB but Manning I could argue is the greatest
@@kitkat6782 Deshaun Watson is more comparable bc of the accuracy
Mahomes isn't looking like the #2 qb this year jeez
Meanwhile Brady might just win MVP at age 44. You can hate a player while still acknowledge their all-time greatness. It's like saying that Lebron was lucky to get to ten finals and win four rings. At some point, you just have to concede that the player is the main reason for the team's success when it keeps happening.
Nate Peterman at no.3 made my day! Great video!
Great video with supporting facts
Awesome highlight package for each QB!
Also, loved the list, but don't know about Montana, maybe Warren Moon. If you switched Moon and Montana's teams, nobody would know who Montana is and Moon would be borderline top 5
At first I was shocked that Trubisky was only 2nd on this list, but when I saw Gardner Minshew was 1st it made sense.
I'm a long time fin fan and I always thought the Marks bros were elite,but I too got to see a bunch of old games that I couldnt get back in the day and man it is an understatement just how many passes they dropped,they also caught a lot of passes but his compl percentage and yards should have been a lot higher which is pretty crazy for the era he played in!!
Wow. Pretty good list! You had some great arguments behind your rankings. Now I'm not a big fan of Tom Brady but, I think you could easily argue him into even your top 10. Most yards passing of all time, crazy clutch 4th quarter player, 596 touchdowns. He was selected to play in 14 Pro Bowls. He won Comeback Player of the Year award, 2 Offensive Player of the Year awards, 3 MVP awards, 5 Super Bowl MVP awards and 7 championships.
Then, went to Tampa and just ran the table with a team that had what we all thought was zero chance of going to the SB. I get it! It's YOUR list. But with all due respect, Brady didn't accomplish all of that above because he's lucky. Great video tho. Loved it.
Man watch his video on why tb12 is overrated because he’s not clutch and the mvps weren’t because he’s some crazy good player no it’s because of dinks and dunks
@@alexanderishere6205 I mean when you have 6 game winning super bowl drives I’d call that pretty clutch and uhhh you do know that last year the top quarterbacks in passes over 20 yards were in the 130-140 range with Matt Ryan having the most with 141… then there is Brady all by himself with 183. Yeah dinks and dunks that’s what I’d call that
@@alexanderishere6205 not having TB 12 on a top 10 list is automatically trash, I can see he's not the best to some people but his receiver options besides Moss and Gronk who been on the team long before he went to the bucs were not deep threat receivers
He over hate brady that all is fine tho brady is not the most talanted qb of all time enayay
@@goldwerewolf8651 Agreed. Hate Brady all you want, but not having Brady in your top 10 is completely lacking in objectivity.
Love this list.
The thing about Rodgers is that his level never goes down he is amazing every single time he plays quarterback and just gets better and better after each season 💪🏻
Only way to rate quarterbacks is throwing velocity. No other stat matters.
Yards per completion mahomes 12.7, Rodgers-12.0,, brady & peyton-11.7, favre-11.4, Brees 11.3,
God Bless you Barry🙏🏻
As a Wiconsinite, i have been mad at Brett Favre a number of times. Until I seen the interview where he said something like "I just love the game, i dont care too much about the score". Then I realized he loved making amazing plays. but they were all risky. he wanted to win but was willing to take the risk for the excitement. I could get behind that. But then he went to the Vikings.... Far as Joe Montana goes, Don Majkowski had better stats in 1989. The 49ers were just a great team. It wasnt just Joe Montana.
5:55 well that aged horribly
Two videos in as many days...let's fucking gooo
I'm taking Marino all day at #1. Young Marino before the knee injuries actually could run He wasn't a statue He ran a 4.8. He made the tighest throws, super strong arm and a laser release. Today's era is way too easy to pass in with the rules even a bum like Jameis Winston threw for 5,000 yards. Marino also never had 1 offensive hall of fame skill position player in his entire career. My 5 QB's would be Marino, Elway, Rodgers, Manning, S.Young.
@@lightning10053 Did u see Elways weapons up until his superbowl victories late in his career? The man had nothing the 3 amigo's at WR were not good just fast. And he was fast could make all the throws. After 2003 football is a completely different game. As great as Rodgers is I don't think he is tough. He never would have survived those hits Marino, Elway, Favre, Montana had to take.
@Luke Leary Rogers Isn't tough either. These guys benefit from the rule changes u can't even hit a QB low for God sake. Those QB's of the 60's, 70's, 80's, and 90's were getting murdered.
@Luke Leary Definitely a much different game. I don't blame Rodgers I think he is an incredible QB. But he's not that tough to be honest. I think he's better then Brady but Brady is much tougher then A.Rod.
@@TheEdub1 How is Brady tougher when he hardly ever gets tackled hard?
@@ThePantyIntelligenceAgency Brady is tougher then Arod. Brady took a lot of big shots especially earlier on in his career before Arod was even in the NFL. I still think Arod is better than Brady but not tougher.
You saying things about how Dan marinos receivers not catching the ball but Dan Marino put such spin and speed on the ball it was like catching a bullet
I think that this video proves that this guy's Brady hate is mostly satire not meant to be taken seriously.
I love your videos so much! Seriously, it pains me to do make this comment but someone has to play Devil’s advocate. HOWEVER, you can’t discredit a person and/or team for winning when they’re favored to win in a situation. For example, you made points about how Brady won because his defenses, special teams, favorable field positions, etc helped him and his teams win. His teams won like they were supposed to according to all of these factors. Also, you said that dinking and dunking is “incredibly boring and unimpressive regardless of how effective it might be.” You can’t make a point, jokingly or not, about how it is boring subjectively if it helps quarterbacks win games in the most effective way possible. Winning games is the most important stat at the end of the day.
The main point is that it's far from only the QB who is responsible for wins. So many things that are out of the QBs control can factor into winning games. So while you can say "winning games is what's important", that doesn't mean a QB who's on the winning team is the reason their team won.
@@gbrow1604 Fair point.
Like Urinating Tree always says “here comes pissed off Aaron Rodgers”
I completely agree with you about Marino. He was a perfect case of the team letting him down. Has one of the tightest spirals I've ever seen. I remember rocking his jersey back in school.. the guy was honestly one of the best ever
The Dolphins never got him a great defense or running game but they did get him some quality receivers and the best protection any quarterback in history has ever enjoyed.
@@bryanjones4444 If you're basing his protection on his low sack totals, recall that the guy had a snake-quick release. The Dolphins were executing pass plays much faster than the other offenses in Marino's best years
I remember watching those quarterback challenges they used to have on TV years ago and I remember of the ones on there: Favre, Esiason, Cunningham, Elway and a few others. They had targets set up at like 15 yards, 25 yards and 35 yards that would move across the field. Only Marino could hit the farthest one.
Came on this list just to yell at someone for making another list with Brady number 1. Little did I know he isn't even on here. Bravo.
W List! Not one miss! 🧀