(12-30-2022, 09:07 PM)SeldomRite Wrote:

(12-30-2022, 08:42 PM)TheDuke007 Wrote: Those teams only contain one player currently in the Hall of Fame.  Pro bowls show how he performed compared to the other quarterbacks at the time.  I know that you aren't a fan of Brunell and there's nothing that I can say that will change your mind.  I'm just expressing my opinion.  Let's agree to disagree.

Do you think Fred and Jimmy are worthy of hall of fame membership? If so then that's three guys around him that were elite talents. If not then don't pretend to be a Jaguars fan.

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(12-30-2022, 08:47 PM)Butters Wrote: Brunell as of now is the best QB we have ever had. But yes I think Trevor will eclipse that at some point.

That simple to me.

An indictment against the team's ability to draft quarterbacks over the first 26 seasons. I've said it many times, but Trevor is the first true franchise QB the team has ever had. Brunell was just a mid-tier starting QB in the right place at the right time to win a lot of games.

Brunell was never a mid-tier QB. Chris Berman said multiple times that he was one of the best QB’s in the league. 4 playoffs in a row. Big time, big boy throws. Two 1k receivers in a different era. Pro Bowl MVP. Lead league in passing and rushing for a QB. Tore his knee up in 1997 in week 3 of preseason, returned week 3 on MNF against division rival and won the game with a knee brace on. Was compared to Steve Young. Had a very strong arm. Threw a perfect dime to Jimmy on 3rd and 5 up in Denver in ‘96.

2 AFC Championship game appearances in 4 years.

Completed 3 passes of 50 yards or more against Patriots in 1996. All passes sailed 50 yards in the air. 3 pro bowls when pro bowls mattered. Pride of the Jaguars member. 

Regardless of what anyone of us thinks, a professional football team would never put a middle tier player’s name on the actual stadium for the entire world to recognize. Only the best names in their teams history.

Retired in top 20 all time passing yards.

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