Quote:The Bills were probably the biggest reason why Dan Marino only made it to one Super Bowl during his career.
As a matter of fact, the Bills and Dolphins faced each other 3 times in the playoffs during that Kelly/Marino era.
The Bills defeated the Dolphins all three times. One of those playoff games was actually the AFC Championship Game, played in Miami. I believe that Frank Reich played in that one though, idk for sure.
Anyway, yes. Marino was knocked out of the playoffs by the Bills at least 3 times,, even in the AFCC at home, which really had to sting.
God I hated that Buffalo team. No matter what you did, they always found a way to move the ball. Just an awesome roster that they built up there.
Quote:God I hated that Buffalo team. No matter what you did, they always found a way to move the ball. Just an awesome roster that they built up there.
I didn't.
I was a Dallas fan back in the day.
If it were prison, the whole NFC East would have traded Buffalo for cigarettes.
I only grew to hate Buffalo when I met my buddy.
Football is so hard to compare across era's. The game is so different today. Much easier to be a QB these days and put up a ton of yards. And the short passing game has really become the hallmark of modern passing.
Anyways I think any top 10 list would have to include Montana, Elway, Marino, Manning, and Brady.
It's amazing to me a guy like Johnny Unitas is still top 10 alltime in TDs. You would think all sorts of more modern players would have surpassed him.
10. Mark Brunell
9. David Garrard
8. Byron Leftwich
7. Steve Beurerlein
6. Chad Henne
5. Steve Mathews
4. Rob Johnson
3. Jonathon Quinn
3. Quinn Gray
2. Matt Scott
1. Blaine Gabbert
Quote:10.) Brett Favre
9.) Dan Marino
8.) Terry Bradshaw
7.) Steve Young
6.) Randall Cunningham
5.) Johnny Unitas
4.) Donovan McNabb
3.) Joe Montana
2.) Tom Brady
1.) Peyton Manning
Donovan McNabb? No Elway?
Quote:You forgot Todd Bouman.
It would have been a story if Jeff Tuel made the list.