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And of course, the most fun player to watch of all time:         If he didn't have such a lack of talent I'd say the only reason he busted was because luck hates him.
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Doltos posted:And of course, the most fun player to watch of all time: How do you post all of that and not his most shining moment, the but fumble?
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I used to love watching Cutler, because of his cannon and how often he'd get sacked.
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bewbies posted:I think I'll go to the grave thinking late 80s Randall Cunningham is the most entertaining athlete I've ever seen in any sport except maybe for Pavel Bure.  QB bias alert Along with Randy Moss, I think Barry Sanders has to be up there.... i mean, is he going to get tackled for an 8 yard loss or bust one for a 30 yard TD doing all that dancing? That poo poo was the bomb.
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Ramadu posted:How do you post all of that and not his most shining moment, the but fumble? Everyone knows the beauty of the butt fumble. So why not take a moment to enjoy what the rest of his career can provide?
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Shath Hole posted:I dig it. Why should New York's idiot fans be the only ones allowed to boo every pick! The Draft should be held in the city with the #1 Pick.
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Blitz7x posted:Terelle Pryor for like 4 games
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Ramadu posted:How do you post all of that and not his most shining moment, the but fumble? Didn't need to! The butt fumble is the greatest play of all time but it detracts from the legend of Mark Sanchez's career. He hosed up so many times that the butt fumble was icing on a multi-tiered wedding cake. Quest For Glory II posted:Sanchez wasn't a very fun QB to watch for 99% of the time, but the 1% was really funny Yep, he was the equivalent of Nascar. Boring QB going through the motions 249 times then crashing on the 250th lap. It was made worse because the Jets defense was so incredibly good that Sanchez seemingly always had the ball.
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NASCAR is a really good analogy for Sanchez's career. He's probably about as deadly too, with the amount of suicides he inspired.
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But Sanchez can't throw to the left and NASCAR is all about going left
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The Puppy Bowl posted:NASCAR is a really good analogy for Sanchez's career. He's probably about as deadly too, with the amount of suicides he inspired.  
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Kalli posted:Sample sizes and all, but Tim Tebow has produced an inordinate share of the funniest, most entertaining plays in just one season. Him Tebowing around and getting obliterated by that Pats defender in 2012 is one of the best plays ever.
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NASCAR does it right. Not only can it kills it's athletes but also it's fans.
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Rasczak posted:But Sanchez can't throw to the left and NASCAR is all about going left So Sanchez's career was pretty much the same as Dale Earnhardt's
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Spoeank posted:Him Tebowing around and getting obliterated by that Pats defender in 2012 is one of the best plays ever. God drat that took me at least 10 minutes to find. We got a lot of Tebow gifs floating around here. 
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Joe Namath is revered in NY as the best QB the Jets ever had and is used as a benchmark for all the new guys which is hilarious considering he has a 173/220 career TD/INT ratio and only had 2 seasons where he threw for more TDs than picks. He played 13 years in the league. "So uhhh... what does Rex's wife like, Mark?" Toymachine fucked around with this message at 19:49 on Apr 3, 2014 |
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Toymachine posted:Joe Namath is revered in NY as the best QB the Jets ever had and is used as a benchmark for all the new guys which is hilarious considering he has a 173/220 career TD/INT ratio and only had 2 seasons where he threw for more TDs than picks. He played 13 years in the league. 2) Joe Namath loving owns. http://thestacks.deadspin.com/playboys-candid-conversation-with-the-superswinger-qb-1229873187 quote:Playboy: Whom do you have in mind? Diva Cupcake fucked around with this message at 20:29 on Apr 3, 2014 |
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Randall Cunningham was fun as hell and I miss him so much. Can't wait till Randall Jr hits the league in a couple of years and he doesn't go to the eagles. I'm gonna weep like a baby
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Chichevache posted:God drat that took me at least 10 minutes to find. We got a lot of Tebow gifs floating around here. I never noticed that in all his bullshit he ran in front of 4/5 of his O Line. Such a great play.
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Ozu posted:1) We're not exactly lying when we say he was the best QB we've ever had. The Jets have had a whole lot of really lovely QBs and 2-3 seasons of O'Brien/Testeverde/Pennington awesomeness. Also he tried to sexually assault Suzy Kolber on live TV. And I realize it's super cheesy, but the footage of him coming off the field after Superbowl III with his index finger in the air gives me legit chills every time I see it. My dad has this really cool mini Namath bust/statue thing that he got probably 40 years ago. haljordan fucked around with this message at 20:51 on Apr 3, 2014 |
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Chichevache posted:God drat that took me at least 10 minutes to find. We got a lot of Tebow gifs floating around here. I love how the guy who initially whiffs on him is the one that lays him out. "gently caress YOU TIM"
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JRizzle posted:I love how the guy who initially whiffs on him is the one that lays him out. "gently caress YOU TIM" Wilfork's fist in the air is the second best part. Do we know who it was that made the tackle? I can only see a 4 as the second digit.
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Chichevache posted:Wilfork's fist in the air is the second best part. Do we know who it was that made the tackle? I can only see a 4 as the second digit. The old Jets' DE, Shaun Ellis.
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Kalli posted:The old Jets' DE, Shaun Ellis.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D3-aUA8Owyo
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Is it too late to throw in a vote for Steve Young as the very best ever? Because I genuinely believe this (not a 49er fan or a Mormon either). Put me down for Bradshaw as the most overrated (after Namath of course). The ultimate kiss the rings bullshit.
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predicto posted:Is it too late to throw in a vote for Steve Young as the very best ever? I already did.
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NattyBo posted:DJax is taking #11 in Washington just in case anyone was wondering (prolly not) All those poor fans with outdated Aldrick Robinson jersies.
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MourningView posted:I already did. Is it possible to vote for 90's Steve Young as best ever, and simply forget an 80's Steve Young existed? I love Steve, he's easily my favorite QB, but he really only had eight seasons that could count towards greatest of all time (vs four that were poo poo, and a few backup/injury years). VVVVV Kurt Warner wouldn't even enter my mind when considering the best QB of all time, though. Top 20, possibly. Best ever? Not even a consideration. VVVVV Coldforge fucked around with this message at 22:12 on Apr 3, 2014 |
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Coldforge posted:Is it possible to vote for 90's Steve Young as best ever, and simply forget an 80's Steve Young existed? Kurt Warner was only really good for 5-6 seasons at the beginning and end of his career, the middle was pretty drat mediocre. I think Steve Young's starter years count well enough.
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Falcons Vick was the most amazing player to watch live. 2nd runner up pre knee exploded RGIII.
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davecrazy posted:Falcons Vick was the most amazing player to watch live. 2nd runner up pre knee exploded RGIII. I miss those RIP Michael Vick and RIP RGIII gifs
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davecrazy posted:Falcons Vick was the most amazing player to watch live. 2nd runner up pre knee exploded RGIII. Even though burners at QB tend to have health issues compared to guys like Newton, there's no questioning how much fun they are to watch when they are on. Vick with the Falcons was the best. Is he going to throw it for 40 yards or run it for 40 yards? No one knows! Edit: I was so excited to see Pryor live in Arrowhead. 
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Gumbel2Gumbel posted:I miss those RIP Michael Vick and RIP RGIII gifs The Matt Moore one was the best.
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