Originally Posted by Dottefan:
Hellllllllllllllllllllllll no...lol...That Donkey would of never won a superbowl if it werent for their running back at the time....he was finished those last two years, and rod Terrell Davis`s coat tales..if it werent for those two wins, he wouldnt even be in the top 5..and barley in the top 10
:-) Elway did more with way less than any other Qb. [Reply]
Originally Posted by pr_capone:
Martin Brodeur is BY FAR the best goalie to ever play the game.
Scott Stevens is likely a Top 3 Defenseman.
I used to love hockey... I can hardly ever catch it on TV anymore tho.
Hard to defend Stevens as a top 3 Defenseman. He didn't have the offensive output to support it. It's close though.
Turk Broda's the best goalie FTW!!!:-) [Reply]
Originally Posted by Zooks:
Marino's the best QB of all time. Great arm, great pocket presence, absolutely no weapons to work with and no great mind behind him (ala Walsh). He carried those sorry assed teams on his back and just because he doesn’t have a fancy ring he seems to be out of the running for greatest QB (Buuulll shit – Dilfer has a fancy ring and he’s a POS Q.B.).
Montaner might make my top 5 because of his execution of the system he was given. Steve Young can suck a dick because he played on a team that cheated the cap and was loaded with illegal weapons (he brought a gun to the knife fight).
Greatest RBs are really hard to judge due to their short shelf lives. I’ve always thought Natrone Means was the greatest RB of all time because he had feet like Barry Sanders but was a load at aboot 240 lbs (he never went backwards). I’ve also thought one of the best RB tandems of all time was Okoye and Word in the early 90’s.
You are a clown. Dan Marino? As a Patriots fan I never feared Dan Marino. And he usually played like shit in the post season. Posted via Mobile Device [Reply]
Originally Posted by Pioli Zombie:
You are a clown. Dan Marino? As a Patriots fan I never feared Dan Marino. And he usually played like shit in the post season. Posted via Mobile Device
Did the Pats ever beat Marino in that era? Was it the great Steve Grogan?
(BTW - you fuck men in the asshole) [Reply]
Originally Posted by Zooks:
Greatest RBs are really hard to judge due to their short shelf lives. I’ve always thought Natrone Means was the greatest RB of all time because he had feet like Barry Sanders but was a load at aboot 240 lbs (he never went backwards). I’ve also thought one of the best RB tandems of all time was Okoye and Word in the early 90’s.
Originally Posted by Zooks:
Hard to defend Stevens as a top 3 Defenseman. He didn't have the offensive output to support it. It's close though.
Turk Broda's the best goalie FTW!!!:-)
Turk Broda is Tom Brady
Martin Brodeur is a combination Joe Montana/Peyton Manning
As for Stevens, the man played his position... Defense. If he were a C or a Winger then I would include Offensive numbers but for his position, purely D, easily one of the best.
The guy is one of only 8 Defensemen to ever win the Conn Smythe Trophy. [Reply]
