@gaittr my top 10 QBS of all time in no particular order: Brady Peyton Montana Rodgers Staubach Brees Marino Elway Unitas Graham Honorable mention: Patrick Mahomes(He's on a 🐐 type trajectory thus far in his short career but it's waaaaaay too early to crown him anything just yet even if his resume' in the first 5 years of his career is arguably the greatest we've ever seen and warrants that distinction).

No rings

@@quintonwilson3127 Team sport. Don’t need them. T.O. Never won a ring, moss, and Barry sanders. I guess they aren’t great are arguably the goat their positions either. Junior Seau never won a ring. Guess he was trash. Rings don’t define greatness in an individual player. Teams do!

@@quintonwilson3127 Easy to say as a troll.

@markjefferson2434 Marino’s one flaw to me was that he probably had too much confidence in his ability as a passer. It made him neglect the run more than he should’ve at times. But given how little the Dolphins running game typically produced, I can’t say I blame him for trying to do it all himself. But we all know what happens when you try and play hero ball in the ultimate "team" game; things tend to go awry. Like I said, Dan Marino was extremely and immensely talented of a thrower, had a strong arm, quick release, and had a ton of talent around him during his career. But he failed too many times in the biggest games of his career. Case in point: Dan Marino had a passer rating of 77.1 with 4,510 yards, 32 touchdowns and 24 interceptions in 18 games in the playoffs in his career. He had a record of 8-10 in those games. How tf can a TEAM win a Superbowl when your QB is playing that bad??!! That's a td:int ratio of 1.3:1 and 250 passing ypg in his 18 playoff games. CONTEXT: Most passing YPG in the playoffs, minimum 10 games played… Kurt Warner - 304.0 Drew Brees - 298.1 Patrick Mahomes - 291.7 Warren Moon - 287.0 Tom Brady - 279.2 Peyton Manning - 271.8 Aaron Rodgers - 267.9 Matt Ryan - 267.2 Ben Roethlisberger - 259.7 Joe Montana - 251.0 Don Shula won 2 Superbowls, went to 3 straight, and has 6 Superbowl appearances. He's also the all time leader in wins in NFL history and has the only undefeated season in NFL history under his belt. Don Shula was 140-53(72.5% winning percentage) from 1970-1982 13 seasons. He went 127-80(61.1% winning percentage) with Dan Marino from 1983-1995 13 seasons. Don Shula and Jimmy Johnson, two very storied and highly respected NFL coaches with 4 Superbowl championship trophies between them, never won a ring with Marino as their starting QB. It seriously makes me wonder if Marino was more of a problem than I previously thought. Him not winning one is a huge travesty and a stain on his legacy and illustrious career.

​@@markjefferson2434the real G.O.A.T. is Tom Brady. Anybody who has an IQ above a cucumber knows that.