No Josh Freeman? 
Who doesn't belong on this graphic of young up & coming QBs?
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This nikka Smith been in the league as long as Rodgers and one year less than Rivers, Manning and Big Ben. Says a lot about his career
Yeah, 7 dog shyt years and 1 good one.
snoopy98_prtlnd
Rookie
Single-Season Passing Yards Leaders
Rank Player (age), + - HOFer, Bold - Active Yds Year Teams
1. Drew Brees (32) 5,476 2011 NOR
2. Tom Brady (34) 5,235 2011 NWE
3. Dan Marino+ (23) 5,084 1984 MIA
4. Drew Brees (29) 5,069 2008 NOR
5. Matthew Stafford (23) 5,038 2011 DET
Still has to prove it i guess
Rank Player (age), + - HOFer, Bold - Active Yds Year Teams
1. Drew Brees (32) 5,476 2011 NOR
2. Tom Brady (34) 5,235 2011 NWE
3. Dan Marino+ (23) 5,084 1984 MIA
4. Drew Brees (29) 5,069 2008 NOR
5. Matthew Stafford (23) 5,038 2011 DET
Still has to prove it i guess
Single-Season Passing Yards Leaders
Rank Player (age), + - HOFer, Bold - Active Yds Year Teams
1. Drew Brees (32) 5,476 2011 NOR
2. Tom Brady (34) 5,235 2011 NWE
3. Dan Marino+ (23) 5,084 1984 MIA
4. Drew Brees (29) 5,069 2008 NOR
5. Matthew Stafford (23) 5,038 2011 DET
Still has to prove it i guess
The simple fact that any team allowed a QB to throw for over 5,000 yards in the 80s era is flabbergasting.
heisenburrr
Have Fun Staying Poor
The simple fact that any team allowed a QB to throw for over 5,000 yards in the 80s era is flabbergasting.
Dan the man would put up 6k easy in this era
NYC Rebel
...on the otherside of the pond
Dude was the most accurate thrower I've ever seen.
And he`ll always be defined by one thing.
BTW, Montana's accuracy> Marino's.
Marino did have the best release ever in the game though
The simple fact that any team allowed a QB to throw for over 5,000 yards in the 80s era is flabbergasting.
@ the numbers Dan would be putting up in today's game
Today's game is so pass-centric it's appalling at times.
You look at the top leaders in completion %age, top 10 is almost all guys from this era.
Pennington is #1.
That's a good indicator of how bad a QB truly is if they are in the mid-low 50`s in this passing era.
NYC Rebel
...on the otherside of the pond
LOL
Montana's accuracy was tied to the West Coast offense and the short yards in the air thrown.
I was a HUGE 49ers fan back then. Love Montana but he wasn't Marino IMO.
He was better than Marino.
But I digress. I see what you're saying, but QB'ing aint just about throwing the ball down the field, the accuracy on touch throws and in between routes is just as important as throwing it 30 yards on the mark.
Montana the God.