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Found January 12, 2012 on The Penalty Flag: Yardbarker Blogger Network
PLAYERS: Tom Brady,  Peyton Manning,  John Elway,  Kurt Warner,  Dan Marino
TEAMS: New England Patriots,  Indianapolis Colts,  St. Louis Rams

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Clutch… ice in the veins… relentless…  These are phrases often used to describe NFL quarterbacks who perform best under pressure.  Regular season glory is good; just ask Dan Marino.  But if you ever want to truly be considered an elite NFL quarterback you have to perform when it counts the most and that’s in the postseason.  This is a list of guys who got it done in January.  Here are the Top 5 NFL Playoff quarterbacks.   5.  Kurt Warner – St. Louis Rams/Arizona Cardinals:  In his 11 year NFL career Warner made the postseason five times and compiled a 9-4 record.  That’s a .692 winning percentage.  Warner led his teams to three Super Bowl appearances; twice with the Rams and once with the Cardinals.  Although the Rams had appeared in a Super Bowl when they were in Los Angeles, the city of St. Louis had never had a team in the Super Bowl (Cardinals or Rams).  In 1999, Warner went 3-0 in his first playoff run and captured the Lombardi and a Super Bowl MVP.  Two seasons later Warner wo...
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2 Comments:
  • I think the small child pictured with the Mohawk wrote this article, which is why we've been fed this last 10 years crap while being told it's all time. How can we have a list of best "Playoff QB's" (Playoffs meaning all games post-season, Superbowls included) with no Terry Bradshaw (4 Superbowl wins, 0 losses), Joe Montana (4 Superbowl wins, 0 losses), or Troy Aikman (3 Superbowl wins, 0 loses)? What about Otto Graham (played 10 seasons, went to 10 NFL Championships - 3-7 in finals) actually he was before the merger so we won't count him either.

    None of the three QB's I've mentioned are linked to any type of cheating or a videotaping scandal, which by the way, is still going on today (say goodbye to Brady, you have to earn a list like this, not steal it). You can excuse Dan Marino & Peyton Manning as well, the list stated great playoff QB's. not great regular season QB's, both are great QB's, but not all time playoff QB's so later fellas...
    Add Ben Roethlisberger to the list since he's won 2 Superbowls (lost 1), one of those wins coming against your Kurt Warner, I guess it's goodbye Kurt... You got John Elway correct, though many people may say that Brett Favre deserves to be in that spot, but I'll name an honorable mention who could make the list real soon. Eli Manning. Pay attention to what he does next week against the 49ers and beyond... Eli might be the better Manning brother as far as playoffs are concerned...

    Seriously, I hate these lists because they're never accurate... I'm positive someone will find players they feel are better then my choices, and as wrong as they'll be, in their mind they'll be right... The thing is, all I ask is that you know your history before you post articles labeling someone the greatest ever at something... This kid, I mean writer, obviously don't...

    I am sorry for writing a mean response to the columnist, I hate when people do that. This one just really bugged me...

    by erolemodel   January 16, 2012   Reply   Options  
  • Well, I guess you didn't actually READ the article then. Terry Bradshaw is #3, and Joe Montana is #1 on the list in the article. I think the small child pictured wrote your response actually.

    People who can't READ really bug me!
    by jpb123   January 19, 2012   Reply   Options  
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