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  • 02/09/2013, 01:36AM ET

I've seen ESPN do the top 5 quarterbacks this week, like twice, and everytime it made me wanna barf.

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PCH'ES TOP 5 QUARTERBACKS IN THE LeAGUE.


1. still AARON RODGERS 39 td's ONLY 8 int's. I'll give the Packshow's defense the benefit of the doubt. Clay Matthews missed a bunch of games, Woodson, the leader, was injured a lot too. The defense wasn't the same, even with the secondary of the Pack, which i think is decent. Jordy Nelson had the injury bug, and Jennigs hardly played at all. Kaepnernick ran wild, remember?

2. Tom Brady.. How can you not? I mean, the dude's a machine. I think if this wasn't Ray Ray's last year, and if drunk Gronk wasn't injured, that AFC title game def. could've been different. No offense to Joe Flacco of course. Not trying to take credit away, because it's impossible if you tried. lol

3. Peyton Manning.. Manning threw a dumb intereption, it was very favre-esque. Peyton was on a 11 game winning streak this year coming into the playoffs, and still only lost to the Ravens in O.T.. Yeah, they underachieved of course. I mean sh8t, Tebow's got a playoff win there. haha But, Peyton had a great year, he only got Comeback Player of the Year, but easily could've been MVP, and I believe he finished 2nd for that at the same time, but I'm not


1. Aaron Rodgers. His legs separate him from the rest of my list. Led the league in QB rating and was 2nd in TD passes while only throwing 8 INTs. (goes to vomit now)

2. Tom Brady. Threw for 4827 yards and 34 TDs. Another guy who only threw 8 INTs. Rushed for 4 TDs. Led his team to the 4th most point in NFL history and his offense was #1 in the league this past season in yards and points.

3. Peyton Manning. 2nd in QB rating, 3 in TD passes, runner up MVP, and this was after all his neck issues and playing for a new team. His post season troubles keep him from being higher on this list.

4. Drew Brees. Led the league in TD passes and throwing yards and did so without Sean Payton his head coach and brains of the offense.

5. Matt Ryan. Was top 5 in passing yards, TD passes, and QB rating. Finally proved he could get it done in the playoffs and was right on the doorstep of leading Atlanta to the SB.


Alright my top 5, got cut off @ 3, and said Flacco in the first comment.

1. Aaron Rodgers
2. Tom Brady
3. Peyton Manning
4. Joe Flacco
5. Matty Ice..

only diff. Flacco..

We all saw the playoffs. His domination. He was cool and calculated. Flacco made Big Ben look like doggy poo this year.

33 td's, and 10 int's, for the season as a whole.

Flacco isnt considered the "reg. season qb", but you have to think he gained a lot of CONFIDENCE from this past run. lol

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February 9, 2013  01:38 AM ET
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hate running outta space.

I'll give you #4 .. Flacco... I will tell you why in my next argument.

February 9, 2013  06:22 AM ET
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Originally posted 01:38 AM ET  02.09 by PCH-R. Barber best BUC eva

hate running outta space. I'll give you #4 .. Flacco... I will tell you why in my next argument.

Because you went from he didn't deserve to be the SB MVP to he's elite in .2 seconds?

February 9, 2013  09:07 AM ET
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Is this overall, regular season, or playoffs?

February 9, 2013  07:08 PM ET
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I'd take Eli Manning, Joe Flacco and Ben Roethlisberger over Matt Ryan.

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February 9, 2013  10:31 PM ET
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Originally posted 08:20 PM ET  02.09 by JimJ77 Best in the World!

Maybe eli but flacco is not even top 10 and big ben cant stay healthy.

For a guy who consistently ranks Tom Brady over Peyton Manning due to postseason performance...

I find it ironic that you'd rank a postseason choke artist (Matt Ryan) over a Super Bowl MVP with a 9-4 postseason record.

February 9, 2013  10:49 PM ET
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With that said, PCH's list is worse.

No Drew Brees in the top 5? SMH

February 9, 2013  11:03 PM ET
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Yeah, thanks UN, I'm forfeiting this. I was really bored last night, and I don't feel like 2 active nfl td's. there you, jim.

February 9, 2013  11:03 PM ET
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*go

February 10, 2013  01:35 PM ET
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Originally posted 08:20 PM ET  02.09 by JimJ77 Best in the World!

Maybe eli but flacco is not even top 10 and big ben cant stay healthy.

Ben can't stay healthy b/c the Steelers linemen are inept. Give Ben the B-more line and he'd make Flacco look a fool. Flacco has one good postseason after FIVE years and people are ready to anoint him as an elite QB. He is middle of the road at best. Everyone will see, when the Ravens can't supply him with 2 good TEs and multiple 6ft + WRs, Flacco will go back to being a mediocre QB, albeit a rich one.

February 10, 2013  01:53 PM ET
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Originally posted 01:35 PM ET  02.10 by Zombie Gorilla

Ben can't stay healthy b/c the Steelers linemen are inept. Give Ben the B-more line and he'd make Flacco look a fool. Flacco has one good postseason after FIVE years and people are ready to anoint him as an elite QB. He is middle of the road at best. Everyone will see, when the Ravens can't supply him with 2 good TEs and multiple 6ft + WRs, Flacco will go back to being a mediocre QB, albeit a rich one.

Ben Roethlisberger playoff stats: 14 games, 20 TDs 17 pics for a 83.7 QB rating. 10 wins, 4 losses. Ben: 2-1 in Super Bowl.

Joe Flacco playoff stats: 13 games, 19 TDs 8 pics for a 86.2 QB rating. 9 wins, 4 losses. Joe: 1-0 Super Bowl.

I guess I don't see a big difference in their postseason performance (except SB appearances).

February 10, 2013  01:54 PM ET
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Head to head against Tebow in the playoffs, Ben: 0-1.

 
February 10, 2013  03:29 PM ET
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Originally posted 01:54 PM ET  02.10 by Mondo Jay

Head to head against Tebow in the playoffs, Ben: 0-1.

That loss goes more onto a defense that was missing Ryan Clark and had Polamalu playing the run on that play. So Tebow threw a bomb and the defense whiffed. That has no relevance to which is a better QB.

Besides, if you wanna take it to that level, just look at which one is actually playing QB in 2013.

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