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  1. 03-03-2013 07:20 PM #41
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    Quote Originally Posted by speedman View Post
    Eli. Best QB in Giants history. Same can't be said for Coughlin.
    This should end the thread but it hasn't.
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  2. 03-03-2013 07:23 PM #42
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    Quote Originally Posted by GentleGiant View Post
    For that year the best QB is the one who wins the SB.
    Not true at all. It's a team sport. QB is the most important position on the team, but winning the SB doesn't automatically make you the best QB for that year.
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    Quote Originally Posted by gmen46 View Post
    Fair enough. That's a more accurate comment.
    Quote Originally Posted by nhpgiantsfan View Post
    Not true at all. It's a team sport. QB is the most important position on the team, but winning the SB doesn't automatically make you the best QB for that year.
    The QB is the one who adapts to their team scheme the best. If you lost then you didn't adapt to the scheme that year. Doesn't matter if your Rodgers, Brady or Montana.
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    I think they're both tough acts to follow, but Eli gets the edge. I am not looking forward to either of them leaving anytime soon
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    Let me know who replaces each and then I'll give you my answer, lol.
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  6. 03-03-2013 09:09 PM #46
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    Quote Originally Posted by GentleGiant View Post
    The QB is the one who adapts to their team scheme the best. If you lost then you didn't adapt to the scheme that year. Doesn't matter if your Rodgers, Brady or Montana.
    Or you adapted just fine but got beat by a better team.
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    Quote Originally Posted by gmen46 View Post
    Fair enough. That's a more accurate comment.
    Quote Originally Posted by nhpgiantsfan View Post
    Or you adapted just fine but got beat by a better team.
    If your the best QB in the league, you make sure team doesn't get beat by other teams,
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    Quote Originally Posted by GentleGiant View Post
    If your the best QB in the league, you make sure team doesn't get beat by other teams,
    So, if as a QB you throw for 28/35 for 375 yards 4tds and no picks, but still lose it's on you?
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    Quote Originally Posted by gmen46 View Post
    Fair enough. That's a more accurate comment.
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    So, if as a QB you throw for 28/35 for 375 yards 4tds and no picks, but still lose it's on you?
    When does the best QB ever let that happen? Rodgers, Brady, manning.
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  10. 03-03-2013 10:48 PM #50
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    Quote Originally Posted by GentleGiant View Post
    When does the best QB ever let that happen? Rodgers, Brady, manning.
    A QB can't control what their defense does. Did Peyton Manning blow the coverage against the Ravens, or was it Rahim Moore?
    Last edited by Drez; 03-03-2013 at 10:51 PM.
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