Who would you want as your Super Bowl quarterback?
Brett has the best throwing arm I have seen all season. He is on a roll and his team mates are explosive with their ability to run, block and tackle. This will be one super Super Bowl with the Vikings power-house plays.
#2 - Fri Jan 22, 2010 5:30 PM ESTAfter this Superbowl, Drew Brees will counted among the best. Because he will have beat the best. First, Kurt Warner. This Sunday will be Brett Favre's turn. Then Peyton goes down in the Superbowl.
#5 - Fri Jan 22, 2010 5:48 PM ESTFavre! Who would have thought this was even a question a 4 months ago. To think he was a free agent. A Favre jets Superbowl would be great.
#8 - Fri Jan 22, 2010 6:05 PM ESTFavre is a great QB, but he has lost some big games he shouldn't have. I like Peyton ..he is the epitome of a field general and a great leader!
#10 - Fri Jan 22, 2010 6:15 PM ESTMark is mobile, accurate, and plays smart. He's one of many weapons on the Jets and he brings it every play.
#11 - Fri Jan 22, 2010 6:36 PM ESTOf the four QB's listed above, Sanchez was my 6th choice.
The Saints proved earlier in the season that Sanchez is easy to beat. If they match up in the SB, it will be another blowout.
Drew brees is a true leader. He makes everyone around him better. He also leads by example. His work ethic is one of the best. The chargers put him out to pasture when he got hurt. Now he will show them what a mistake they made by turning their backs on him. It's the saints turn, the city has been supporting this team for forty yrs. even when they put a horrible product on the field. Benson is the only one who doesn't deserve a superbowl. He wanted to take the Saints out of New Orleans after Katrina. Talk about beat a city when its down. The NFL wouldn't let him, and now they are winners. In this case it didn't start at the top!!!!!!
#12 - Fri Jan 22, 2010 7:18 PM ESTThe Chargers got rid of Brees because he stunk his first two years. That's why they drafted Manning / Rivers. Then all of a sudden, Brees became a world beater. The Chargers had to make a choice between the recently successful and highly paid Brees or the unproven and highly paid Rivers.
When he got hurt, they made the choice to go with Rivers, but one of the two had to go. If Brees had done well in his first two seasons, the Chargers would never have drafted Rivers and Brees would still be in SD.
That being said, Brees is a stud. Go Vikings.
Maybe it was because of the coaching and the players around him. It's amazing how good Brees became when he got to a real football team with a real head coach.
Nah. Brees had success in SD before he got hurt. Unfortunately, they had already drafted Rivers by the time he figured out how to be a pro QB.
Norv Turner does suck, though.
That's not why the Chargers let Brees go. He was a cry baby on the field and in interviews.
#14 - Fri Jan 22, 2010 11:46 PM ESTAs opposed to the douchebag you've got now? I was really hoping the Chargers would meet the Saints in the SB so Brees could prove just how bad a choice the Chargers made. Rivers will never lead that team to the SB. Bank on it.
Farve, experience with Vikes style of offense, he reads defenses well... and he still has a missle launcher for an arm at 40 fricken years old. That in itself is amazing
#15 - Sat Jan 23, 2010 12:07 AM ESTThe team that can both protect its quarterback and pressure the other team's quarterback will win. If I had a bet, my money would be on Favre and the Viking offensive and defensive lines. Also, hard not to support the old guy.
#18 - Sun Jan 24, 2010 8:16 AM ESTNone of them, I would take either of the two greatest Quarterbacks in NFL History in Joe Montana or Roger Staubach. I'm sorry, but, not even Brett Farve could hold a candle to either Joe or Roger!
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Easily the most intelligent of the bunch at reading defenses and adjusting, and a laser for an arm, too.