[fkabuckeyesrule]

For 21 thru 82 click on article.

[kinoxi]

48. Dan Marino, Dolphins, XIX (1985)
49. Roger Staubach, Cowboys, X (1976)
50. Trent Dilfer, Ravens, XXXV (2001)

I find this list highly suspect.

[kinoxi]

Everybody knows Trent was the greatest QB of all time...

[JRios1968]

Number 1:

Number 5:

Number 9:

Oh yeah, Number 2:

Any questions?

[Perdogg]

Troy Aikman should be third, his passer rating is 146, behind Montana (180) and Young (151).

Williams is 134 and Bradshaw’s was 124, but we know why he was dropped, because he played for Dallas.

[Leisler]

Who has the most rings?
Brady.
Not even the end of story.
Ring five in a week.

[rabidralph]

Sonny Jurgensen will always be my #1!

[dfwgator]

And don't forget Garo Yepremian.

[Tribune7]

Leaving Namath out of the top 10 is lame. I guess the trick is to play the Broncos.

[yarddog]

It is difficult to rate the QBs because there are so many factors such as how good their offensive line is, how good their receivers are etc.

Quarterbacks such as Bart Starr and Johnny Unitas were more important as they were basically coaches on the field. They called the plays on the field and then carried them out. I do know Bart Starr was named MVP in both of the first two Super bowls.

Roger Staubach was the most incredible competitor I have ever seen except for maybe Brett Favre.

I would personally rank Bart Starr as the best.

[Mariner]

Can't argue with the Joe Montana ratings...except a couple might be under rated:)

NOBODY pitched a more exciting football game...

[steelyourfaith]

Neil “The Rag” O’Donnell deserves #82 rather than #71 based on the fact that he singlehandedly beat his own Steeler team with two interceptions to wide open Cowboy defensive backs. When last seen Neil had cut & ran to the Jets.

[rjp2005]

Phil Simms is either #2 or #3. Missed only 3 passes. Not even Montana or Young did that.

[GOP_Raider]

BSPN ranked Horseface Elway and Len Dawson (!) ahead of Stabler?? Who wrote this thing, Tom Jackson and Mark Schlereth?

[Lancey Howard]

BUMP!

[sphinx]

3. Doug Williams, Redskins, Super Bowl XXII (1988)...Stats: 18-29, 340 yards, 4 TD, 1 interception in 42-10 win over Broncos. Williams started only two games in the 1987 regular season, but he was in top form, rallying the Redskins from an early 10-0 deficit. The Redskins scored touchdowns on five consecutive drives in the second quarter.

The perfect quarter. Probably the most surrealistic thing I've ever seen on a football field.

Well, the second most surrealistic. I had a team that did the same thing once. Four plays, touchdown. Two plays, touchdown. Three plays, touchdown. One play, touchdown. Two plays, touchdown. Halftime. And this was against a reasonably good team by the standards of our league. But that was a beer-and-pretzels adult recreational league, not the Super Bowl.

[KoRn]

"7. Troy Aikman, Cowboys, Super Bowl XXVII (1993)...Stats: 22-30, 273 yards, 4 TD, 0 interceptions in 52-17 win over Bills"

My favorite Super Bowl of all time! That was one hell of a fun game for us Cowboys fans and was the beginning of a few great years of football for Dallas.

[Non-Sequitur]

I’m surprised that they could find 19 perfomances worse than Rex Grossman’s.

[PigRigger]

Well obviously Nomo won't be on this guys list anytime soon...

Not that I like to kick someone whan their down, but this is absolutely hilarious....

Die-Hard Cowboy Fan Lamenting Loss To The Giants

[7thson]

There are so many qreat QBs that never won a NFL championship. Sonny Jurgenson (he was on the Eagles 1960 Championship team but it was Norm Van Brocklin who won it), Fran Tarkentan, Y.A. Tittle, Dan Marino.

[Always Right]

Of course the greatest RB in Super Bowl history......Timmy Smith.