OT - Drew Brees

[Dream Jobbed 2.0]

Rodgers is the best QB I've ever seen. Brees is maybe the most underrated player ever, he's almost never talked about outside of this week. Before this week I'm sure most people had no clue Brees was about to become the all-time leading passer. Another one that is shocking to me, Frank Gore is still playing and is the 4th leading rusher ever.

Gore has insane longevity for a RB. I swear he started his career when Steve Young was still the QB in San Fran

 

[superjohn]

“I’m not sure how great of a leader he is”. Lol, ignoring the Skip Bayless-ism for a second there, hinting that Rodgers struggles in the pocket is absurd. If this is gonna become a Rodgers-Brady debate, Rodgers could throw an interception on each of his next 62 passes and still have a higher career passer rating than Brady.

In Rodgers’ 7 career playoff losses the Packers given up on average more than 36 points per game. The Patriots have given up more than 33 points in the playoffs twice in Brady’s entire career. Judging QBs off team wins is almost as bad as judging starting pitchers by their W-L record.

Obviously both great quarterbacks, but give me Rodgers.

Thank you.

 

[Deepster]

I concede that BB over Montgomery is a huge advantage. But I laugh when people say Brady wins solely because of BB. I've yet to see BB make spectacular throw after spectacular throw and miraculous comeback after miraculous comeback. It's predominantly Brady who's the architect of those things; Arguably the two greatest comebacks in Superbowl history. Nothing compares to 2016, and coming back down 2 TDs in the 4th against one of the best D's in football was unreal.

I'm going to obviously disagree here. Backups like Brissett and Garoppalo and Matt Cassels have looked like Pro Bowlers in that system. I'm not sure that Brady would be more than Matt Stafford if you threw him on the Lions this entire time.