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To: Dick Vomer
Marino made all his yards when games were out of reach and he HAD to throw. A great quarterback finds a way to win. Great quarterbacks carry the team and find a way to win the big games.

Do you mean the very same Marino that single handily beat the Chicago Bears(nicknamed the "greatest team ever") on MNF to mar their perfect season?

Bradshaw is the most overrated QB ever. Surround any average NFL QB with those Pittsburg Steelers teams and they get 4 SuperBowl rings too.

78 posted on 09/20/2007 1:32:44 PM PDT by Diplomat
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To: Diplomat
Bradshaw is the most overrated QB ever. Surround any average NFL QB with those Pittsburg Steelers teams and they get 4 SuperBowl rings too.

I'd love to agree with you but the bastard flat out threw the ball a mile, could take an asswhipping you wouldn't believe and did what the men around him couldn't do without him....win a bunch of Super Bowls that belonged to my Dallas Cowboys or Houston Earlers.....

I saw Randy White drive his head flat into the astro turf and it looked like he was dead. Shook his head, wiped the blood from his nose, got up and threw a ball over Swan's shoulder for 35 yards and watched him go it for a TD....

He didn't remember that half of the game when they interviewed him but knew he had been hit when he found the ice pack they'd put on his neck down his jersey. hahahahahhaa.

The best lick I saw was Too Tall and Charlie Waters lay him out on a blitz....

Bradshaw I believe was blessed with a heck of an arm and was as tough a customer as I've seen. I hated him but I respected him also.

83 posted on 09/20/2007 1:59:35 PM PDT by Dick Vomer (liberals suck....... but it depends on what your definition of the word "suck" is.,)
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