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Falcons fans pissed. Brunells QBs rankings


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A subpar QB who had a below average NFL career, went bankrupt, sued the NFL for his concussions, has a sub 500 record as a high school football coach, and is a horrible part time anchor made a list and left a QB off of it....

 

Yep, I can see how Falcon fans would get upset about this.

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A subpar QB who had a below average NFL career, went bankrupt, sued the NFL for his concussions, has a sub 500 record as a high school football coach, and is a horrible part time anchor made a list and left a QB off of it....

 

Yep, I can see how Falcon fans would get upset about this.

 

You lost me at "subpar QB who had a below average NFL career." Seriously? I'll let Wikipedia do the honors:

 

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Matty Melt has always been overrated. He has always had great receivers to throw to and has still performed subpar for the most. To be in the NFL that long not do anything in the playoffs in his career, he derserves to be left off

I see your point, but I think he should have made it over kaep, cutler and Dalton.
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That list is truly ridiculous.  I'm ok with the 1st tier (though the inclusion of Big Ben and Romo in the same breath as Rogers, Peyton and Brady is a bit of a stretch), the 2nd tier is entirely too generous though.  Dalton, Kaep and Cutler have no business being above Matt Ryan (Tannehill is pushing it, too).  I'd put Ryan squarely in the conversation with the rest of that tier 2 though.

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You lost me at "subpar QB who had a below average NFL career." Seriously? I'll let Wikipedia do the honors:

 

 

 

LOL, he was a 3 time "pro bowl selection" in a 20 year career...this was back when 4 QBs made the pro bowl, I believe the first man our a few of those years was Neal O'Donnell.

 

"Super bowl and NFC champion in 2009", you could have been both those things backing up Drew Brees.

 

But hey, he's still the Pride of the Jaguars.  Impressive list.  So maybe I was a little too harsh on him.  Is that you Mark?

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