Jim Kelly deserves an honorable mention for the 90's. Didn't have all tools that Aikman had, but still got them to two Superbowls and led the league a few stats in the early 90s.

Pls do this for every position

I like Brees but his career just had to coincide with Manning’s and Brady’s careers. It happens.

Fran Tarkenton deservers a mention for the 1970s, man led all passing catergories when he retired

brady won 3 rings in 2 decades and also won a ring in 3 decades

I grew up where Sammy Baugh lived and he was the absolute sweetest man I ever met in my life. At the time, I had no idea who he was or how important his contribution to Football was.

2:14 - Unitas *didn't* lead the Colts to a championship in '68, he was injured for almost the entire season and backup Earl Morrall led them to the SB.

Day 37 of asking nonstop sports to bring back the deep voice guy

I think Kurt Warner deserves honorable mention in the 2000s as 3 Superbowl appearances and 1 Superbowl win & MVP and 2 League MVPs.

How about do best running back in every decade

I think that Ken Anderson definitely should've also been an honorable mention for the 70's. He was the very first NFL QB to play in a pass-heavy offense, he led the league in passing yards twice, passer rating twice, completion percentage once, second-team all-pro nod once, 2x pro bowler, and he had a much lower INT total than Bradshaw. Also consider that Anderson didn't have the luxury of an elite team, and his accomplishments are more impressive than they seem, especially in a run-heavy era where there were fewer rules protecting offensive players.

As a kid who grew up watching Elway, thank you for not overlooking him. He was so fun to watch.

Can yall do best wide receivers from each decade

Love him or hate him, Mahomes is making a strong case for being top of the 2020s.

Fran Tarkenton should’ve been the honorable mention for the 70’s. He set every single passing record and was the forerunner for the scrambling QB’s that were to come as time went on. If you put him on the Cowboys, Steelers or Raiders, any of those teams would’ve gone to and possibly won every Super Bowl in the 70’s. Also kinda stunned Manning didn’t make an honorable mention in the 2010’s. Made 4 pro bowls, 2 all pro teams, won an MVP, won comeback player of the year, started 2 super bowls oh and only had the greatest regular season ever by a QB in NFL history in 2013. Peyton’s Denver years are very overlooked, the first 3 years he was there, he was playing QB in a way that nobody ever had before.

Forgot to mention that Sammy Baugh also was a pro bowl punter and defensive back as well, a true quintessential football player. He still holds the record for best season average in punting today, and was one of the best defensive backs in the league at the time. Just a phenomenal phenomenal football player, and rightfully a top 5 QB of all time even if it was in the early dawn of our beloved sport.

The 70s honorable mentions should include Ken Stabler (got a ring, an mvp, a passing title, and 4 straight appearances in afc championship), Bob Griese (back to back super bowl wins in 3 straight appearances, part of the undefeated 72 Dolphins).

60s - Johnny Unitas 70s - Rodger Staubauch 80s - Joe Montana 90s - Brett Favre 2000s Tom Brady 2010s Tom Brady 2020s Tom Brady Honorable Mentions 60s Bart Starr / Earl Morrall 70s Terry Bradshaw / Fran Tarkenton 80s John Elway / Dan Marino 90s Troy Aikman / Steve Young / John Elway 2000s Peyton Manning / Brett Favre 2010s Peyton Manning / Aaron Rodgers / Drew Brees 2020s Tom Brady / Pat Mahomes

I really enjoyed this video relived the glory days and before

Great videos

JIM KELLY, 4 SUPERBOWLS IN A ROW, NO QUARTERBACK HAS EVER (EVER) DONE THAT ! ! !

Not to mention Jim Kelly as a runner up in the 90’s is Ridiculous they had 4 Super Bowl appearances even though they lost they still got there . And the amount of win’s in the 90’s is among the best in the league.

Do the list videos on every position please

Not a sports fan for a variety of reasons but I loved watching the Joe Montana ,Jerry Rice “ team “. They were magic

Firstly, Unitas was injured for all of the 1968 season. Earl Morral led the 68 Colts to a 13-1 record and was the NFL MVP that season. Second, Roger Staubauch played from 1969-79. He never played in 1980 as he was already retired at that time.

Why does Terry Bradshaw still look exactly the same as he did in the 70s?

In the 1980s, The Greatest Game No One Saw - Led by Jim Kelly, the Houston Gamblers took on the Los Angeles Express and quarterback Steve Young, on February 24, 1985. Final score 34-33 and Kelly out-duelled Young passing for 574 yards that day. Most epic pro football game I've ever seen. Before they played in the NFL, they played in the USFL. So did Doug Flutie and Herschel Walker.

Nice work. Fun video.

GREAT LIST BUT I WOULD HAVE ADDED JIM KELLY AND WARREN MOON IN THE 80'S

idk man, with Favre winning MVP three years in a row, idk how you can put Young over him

Great video!

Loved the video. It would be cool if you did this for basketball too

I laughed so hard at Manning's intro. Didn't know if that was a compliment or an insult. "With a resume as large as his forehead..." 😆

Patrick Mahomes so far for 2020's

That just shows how good the Steel Curtain was in the 1970s. Dallas never beat Pittsburgh when Staubach started in those games. Staubach was 0-4 in games against Pittsburgh in that decade.

2010’s honorable mentions should have included Eli and Big Ben should have been an honorable mention in the 2000’s

I know it’s not a big deal, but let’s be real Bart Starr is a host of the 1960s

Banger 🔥

Terry Bradshaw was the best QB in the 70s. His career is vastly underrated, due to having HOF WRs and a stellar D (that gave up 50 points in the last 2 SBs). Watch highlights of Bradshaw's throws-WR's elbows generally never have to extend away from their bodies. That's ACCURACY, especially on the deep ball.

I'm sorry, but: 1- Favre is the CLEAR choice for the 90s, yes Young was great, but Favre has EVERYTHING over him. This was a really odd choice. I didn't like the Roger staubach pick either but you can definitely make more of an argument for him than you could for Young over Farve. Three-time MVP, three straight NFC championship games, same amount of super bowls won, much better stats year in and year out except for accuracy. 2- squeezing Johnny U in, just to make sure he got a decade, was lame. If anything you should have split the 50s and done half graham and half Johnny.

Tom Brady was about to be mentioned in 3 decades had he not retired 😂

Before I watch this video, I should probably come up with top tens for each decade based on a modified version of Pro Football Reference's approximated value system. Your three best seasons are doubled to give players with brief but brilliant careers a leg up over those with long and mediocre careers 1960s 1. Johnny Unitas 178 2. Fran Tarkenton 171 3. Sonny Jurgensen 153 4. Bart Starr 151 5. George Blanda 150 (Highest score is 21) 6. Len Dawson 150 (Highest score is 18) 7. Frank Ryan 136 8. John Brodie 135 9. Don Meredith 127 10. Jack Kemp 122 1970s 1. Roger Staubach 175 2. Fran Tarkenton 160 3. Bob Griese 154 4. Terry Bradshaw 151 5. Ken Anderson 150 6. Greg Landry 138 7. Ken Stabler 136 8. Jim Hart 130 9. Bert Jones 118 10. Steve Grogan 113 1980s 1. Joe Montana 182 2. Dan Fouts 162 3. Dan Marino 158 4. Danny White 139 5. Boomer Esiason 125 6. Phil Simms 123 7. Neil Lomax 122 8. John Elway 120 9. Joe Theismann 118 10. Dave Krieg 115 1990s 1. Steve Young 208 (His stats from 1992 to 1994 are insane.) 2. Brett Favre 177 (Highest two scores are 18 and 18) 3. John Elway 177 (Highest two scores are 18 and 17) 4. Troy Aikman 161 5. Dan Marino 158 6. Warren Moon 147 7. Randall Cunningham 131 (Highest score is 20) 8. Jim Kelly 131 (Highest score is 17) 9. Vinny Testaverde 124 10. Drew Bledsoe 123 2000s 1. Peyton Manning 233 2. Tom Brady 177 3. Brett Favre 176 4. Donovan McNabb 171 5. Drew Brees 161 6. Daunte Culpepper 155 (Highest score is 20) 7. Trent Green 155 (Highest score is 18) 8. Jeff Garcia 148 9. Kurt Warner 145 10. Matt Hasselbeck 126 2010s 1. Tom Brady 223 2. Aaron Rodgers 213 3. Matt Ryan 211 4. Drew Brees 210 5. Philip Rivers 188 6. Russell Wilson 184 7. Cam Newton 181 8. Matt Stafford 162 9. Ben Roethlisberger 160 10. Eli Manning 153 Let's see how my predictions go.

0:36 Just like my high school football team. What I don't understand is why we always win by 40 or 50 points; or lose 40 or 50 points. We also very bad offensive lineman and get intercepted on every throw. Watching games become miserable at times.

Tony Romo deserves on honorable mention for the 2010s. 41 road games in a row with a TD pass, 40 games with at least 3 TD passes, 46 games with over 300 passing yards, 28 4th quarter comeback wins, in 2012 season he averaged 300 yds passing per game and made 4 pro bowls.

Some honorable mentions should include Jim Kelly, Dan Fouts, and (if the Redskins had a coach that wasn't 99.9% focused on defense...George Allen), Sonny Jurgensen. Vince Lombardi said Sonny Jurgensen was the best quarterback he'd ever seen.

You could mentioned Friedman for the 20s' and Dutch Clark for the 30s'.

2010's Manning should be an honorible mention. He only played for 5 seasons but in 4 of those he was one of the best in the game, won 1 MVP with a record breaking 55 TD passes and most yards. 2 SB Apperences, 1 SB Win, all seasons he had a play-off apperence and the record during these seasons was (10-6, 13-3, 13-3, 12-4, 12-4)

Makes you wonder what Staubach would have done if Landry had let him off the leash and not been so controlling of Staubach. He hated when Staubach would scramble or do anything ad lib. Imagine Staubach going full on Favre in a game.

Nice to see Steve Young on the list. After Montana/Walsh, it was a tough act to follow.

Thanks for making the Tecmo Superbowl football in the first 2 decades!!!

This is pretty much every HOF qb from every decade starting in the 80s

It bugs me how Bradshaw always gets knocked for having the Steel Curtain and everyone acts like Montana deserves most the credit for his SB wins. Montana's defense was exactly top 3 regular season when averaged out for every superbowl year... Terry's defense averages out at top 2.5. That means for all those 4 SB wins Terry's defense was only 17% better than Montana's during his 4 SB wins (rounded up).

How dare you don’t say Arnie Herber for the 1930s

Slinging Sammy Baugh throwing straight dimes!!

Phewww I was going to ask, "what about Bret Farvera!!!"

Certainly Sid Luckman should have had at least honorable mention for the 1940s

Brett Favre was the best qb of the 90s

Can you do best defensive back or receiver in every decade

Feel like you must have literally forgotten about Tarkenton. He went to 4 Super Bowls and retired the league leader in passing that stood for quite awhile. Warren Moon also.

It's kind of sad to me that for years QB was a mostly "Whites Only" position all the way up the mid 80's. I played QB in high school and it was common knowledge that in college I'd have to switch positions. So happy to see the NFL changing. If Warren Moon didn't have to play in Canada first, maybe he's at least be an honorable mention.

I would agree for the most part. Staubach is my Favorite!

I think Rothlisberger should have been a honorable mention in the 2000S

Favre should have been the pick for the '90s. He won 3 League MVPS and a Super Bowl. Steve Young just continued to do what the 49r's were already doing even before he became the starting quarterback.

Y’all always snub drew Brees off every quarterback list and his numbers don’t lie

Nice call on Staubach for 70’s. Arguably the greatest of all time IMO. I know Brady is the consensus guy but it’s different eras. It’s hard for me to anoint Brady the greatest when he’s basically a statue in the pocket. Got to be mobile and be able to do it all and Staubach had that .

Gotta like how the 90s had that many honorable mentions

1970’s has three quarterbacks. Roger staubach, Terry Bradshaw, and Fran tarkenton And 1990’s had 4 as well, John elway, Steve young, Troy aikman and Jim kelly

Not having Roethlisberger in the 2000s is wild. Was a much better QB than Brady during the time and arguably Manning

Joe Montana is the best QB of the 1980's and he led the 49ers to 4 Superbowls! That means 4 victories and no defeats! He had endorsements with Sega, Hanes, Papa John's pizza and Skechers

$6 a game… sheesh what a time it used to be I couldn’t fathom

To be fair I'd include Jim Plunkett as an 80s honorable mention only qb aside from Montana to win multiple super bowls in the 80s something Elway and Marino didn't do.

Best QB of the 90's was Brett Farve besides that this list is accurate

Fran Tarkenton should get mention for the 70s and Peyton manning should get mention for 2010s. I know Manning only played 4 seasons in that decade but his 2013 season was the greatest season ever by a QB

It was NFC dominance through the 80s into the early 90s till Elway and the gang broke it.

Yes, totally, every position. Good list though. I learned some stuff.

Seems ya skipped over Fran Tarkenton 70's & Kurt Warner in the 2000's,,, For honorable mention...

Eli should have been an honorable mention. He didn't have the big numbers but he won two Super Bowls against Brady and he was clutch in both of those games. He could have been intimidated and choked but he stood his ground and won the games.

You have to reconsider Kurt Warner because he had a great football team it's just that I think they will played by New England and because of that current Warner became the afterthought and Tom Brady became the legend

How about those QB's in the 80's? Dang.

Jim kelly should get an honorable mention in the 90s

Let's be real...5 titles in the 60's and then the first 2 super bowls and he isn't the best in the 60's?

Please do ever best teams QB

One QB that many tend to forget in late 70's and early 80's is Dan Fouts. Almost every year, his team would finish #1 in offense, but #28 in defense. If they would have at least halfway decent defense, they may have gone to a Superbowl.

Tom Brady is the best quarterback from the 2000s and 2010s. He won 1st team All Decade both decades.

I still think Peyton Manning was better than Brady Manning just never had the defense that Brady had

Is this the guy from The Montageking Mma??

DOESNT MATTER WHEN THE KEEP WEAKENING Ds - to make Offense s Easier- Mean Joe Green- Jack Lambert- Merlin Olsen - Ray Nitchkie- Carl Eller Deacon Jones- Those Guys Couldn't play today - Brady would have been forced out by injury ten years ago - but not for being protected- Let's be honest here!

Tom Brady gonna end up on the 2020 decade team

Nobody catching Brady for a long while…. Manning’s nephew is #1 QB in his class so just know it’s a Manning on the way lol

You left out Eli Manning you left out Big Ben from Pittsburgh you left out Joe theisman you left out Jim plunkett you left out Bob griece

I love Dan Marino and believe he is the best QB on 80's and 90's

The best quarterback of the 2020’s is Patrick MaHomes and the Honorable mentions are : Lamar Jackson, Josh Allen, and DeShuan Watson

The Colts didn't have 11 straight playoff runs. They didn't make it in 1998 and I think 2001

Hmm. Fran Tarkenton owned every significant passing record - 3,686 pass completions, 47,003 passing yards, and 342 touchdowns, 9 pro bowls. It took 20 years for someone to overtake his passing yards. And dont forget he played in Minnesota snow for a lot of those games.

Do hardest hitter on every team

What about big Ben

Nice try but bs putting manning as best of the 2000s. Brady has him beat in everyway. Brady is the best qb of the 2000s and 2010s.

I’d say Favre was the best qb of the 90s

Bress has the most 5k yard seasons, didn't mention that.

Brady should have been the 2000s...only ever undefeated 16 game season...set multiple records....Manning was great in the regular season but could never clutch it...