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troy aikman is in the hof. his stats aint really impressive. system qb. ben will be in the hof as well imo.
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Which current Hall of Famer(s) was at no point in his career a top 5 player at his position?
Which current Hall of Famer(s) was at no point in his career a top 5 player at his position?
I will list tomorrow but i disagree he want too 5 at any point till this last year as well. And do we go position or player? Because position is a decent argument, player there are a ton of examples
That whole "never considered one of best" arguments is so unfair to a guy like Ben, and here's why.
He's played in the same conference as Tom Brady and Peyton Manning, two of the best to ever play the game. Then you have Rodgers and Brees, two other guys who have been highly consistent over the years and who are also future HoFers.
That's four guys who have generational talent and who were considered to be the best in the league over a good 4-5 year period. Everybody after that is an afterthought, or a "second tier" QB.
If the part of the criteria for being in the Hall was to once be considered the best at your position, then we'd have a lot of one or two season wonders trying to get in.
I think Ben Roethlisberger has had times before the 2014 season where he was a borderline top 5 quarterback.....2008,2010,2011
I think Ben Roethlisberger has had times before the 2014 season where he was a borderline top 5 quarterback.....2008,2010,2011
Well, you would be wrong.
2008? Nope. 21st in completion percentage. 14th in yards. 15th in touchdowns. 24th in paser rating. Borderline top 5 in 2008 is an absolutely laugahble claim sir. Just absurd.
2010? Nope. 15th in completion percentage. 18th in yards. 19th in touchdowns. 5th in passer rating. Much closer than your first example but still not close to top 5.
2011? Ehhhh still no. 6th in completion percentage. 9th in yards. 11th in touchdowns. 10th in passer rating. Sorry, not a borderline top 5 season.
I fail to see how any of your examples show that Ben had anywhere close to top 5 seasons. I just dont.
Dude, are you really gonna tell me Ben hasn't been a good QB except in the last two seasons?
Cause that's what I'm getting from you, and as a Steelers fan I can tell you haven't watched many games, or else you wouldn't dare put guys like Ryan, Schaub, VICK lol), and Cassel in this convo. Just because they had (in your mind) better seasons than Roethlisberger at some point.
Furthermore, I don't care who you are. When your o-line sucks **** the majority of your career, you're stats are gonna take a hit. It's no coincidence that people started paying attention to him once his supporting cast got better.
Here and there. Got a lot of stuff going on so haven't been on NT hardly at all.Where you been man?
4. Andrew Luck, Colts: Yes, he still throws too many interceptions—his 16 in 2014 pushed his three-season total to 43. But this is a guy who turned around a 2–14 team in his rookie season as completely as any rookie quarterback can, and he had a full Bruce Arians playbook to digest. The Colts have never reduced the game plan for Luck, and he's succeeded despite a rebuilt roster, a shaky offensive line, and almost no run game last year. As a thrower on the run, only Rodgers is better on a consistent basis, and Luck's play-action numbers are pretty insane. Per Pro Football Focus, he threw 13 touchdown passes and just one pick when running play-action in '14. That's especially impressive when no defense takes your run game seriously.
You want efficiency on deep passes? He threw 13 touchdown passes of 20 yards or more last season, behind only Tony Romo and tied with Rodgers. Poise under pressure? No quarterback threw more touchdowns than Luck's 13 under duress. There are a few rough spots in Luck's game to be dealt with, but when you add Frank Gore and Andre Johnson to a roster that desperately needed a sustaining back and a reliable big receiver, those little things may not matter. Luck is the NFL's next quarterback paragon.
Remove Brady outta the top 10
Bolds the first sentence of a paragraph while ignoring the rest.
LOL.
So much hurt over one sentence.... It's not even that negative.