O.K. your favorite quarter back , crunch time pre Tom Brady hype b.s. ..share6..

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Gotta go Staubach , killer on Landry's " two minute" drill..
Number 2: Terry Bradshaw: owooohhhh , excited ALL THE DAMN TIME ...

Number 3: Ken Stabler...The "Snake "..YouTube...
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For my age and when I was growing up Joe Theisman. I was watching the "broken leg" game. Terry Bradshaw, Warren Moon.
 
Brett Favre, John Elway, Jim Plunkett and one of the best passing quarterbacks.. Dan Fouts !
 
In no particular order.
Dan Marino
Dan Fouts
Warren Moon
Bart Starr
Jim Kelly
Fran Tarkenton
Joe Montana
Peyton Manning

Jack
 
Dan Marino!

Ya know, for some reason when 4spdragtop brought up Joe Theisman's leg, my testicles got light, started tingling, and then floated up near my tonsils, my stomach got tight, and I was ready to puke.
 
"Broadway" Joe Namath
Joe Montana
Steve Young
Terry "put dresses on them if they can't take a hit" Bradshaw
Jim McMahon-Chicago Bears. Got blindside spiked by an opposing lineman.
Just a few that I remember who had talent.
There are too many more to count though.
 
Jim Kelly.

His numbers weren't as great as some in the Hall of Fame, but paired with Thurman Thomas and Kenneth Davis, they didn't need to be. He thrived in the K-Gun.

Plus, the loss of his son, Hunter, and his own battles with cancer the man is an inspiration off the field.
 
I like all the picks so far.

I'm old enough to have watched Joe Namath throw the ball. To this day, there is not a pure passer like him.

Those damn knees just did him in. Of that guy could stay healthy and played with today's rules he'd be throwing for 6-7000 yards a year.
 
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