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By holeymoley99 · Posted
Less teams does mean less playoff series however you have to consider less teams also means the talent is less spread out, Imagine taking the 32 teams in the NFL and suddenly we go to 10, it would create super teams that would comfortably beat the Chiefs of last year. You know how stars filling out all starting spots on ever team. -
By 2006Coltsbestever · Posted
When Otto Graham won the Championship in 1950, he wasn't even the league leader in passing, it was Bobby Layne. -
By holeymoley99 · Posted
Sounds like Jaylon Jones is moving ahead in the battle for a starting Corner spot, not a huge surprise though some though Flowers would emerge at this point to be in the cat bird seat. Baker to the shock of no one has fallen behind (I think he needs to really show something to stick this year). -
By 2006Coltsbestever · Posted
The problem with saying Otto Graham is the GOAT or belongs on the Mt Rushmore of QBs is, it was the time he played in. The game was so much different than even compared to the 80's. Someone saying Otto Graham is the GOAT would be like someone saying George Mikan is the GOAT in basketball. Mikan won 5 NBA Championships including a 3-peat in 1954 but the competition was watered down. There were only 9 teams in the league when Mikan won his championships, and the Lakers had all the best players. Same for Russell, he won 11 NBA Championships but in 1957 when he won his 1st one, there were only 8 teams in the league and Boston had all the best players. Back then you only had to win 2 series to win Championship as well. It is clearly not the same as someone like Tom Brady or Michael Jordan winning 6 in modern era, - Brady has 7, everyone knows that, that has watched sports. Saying Otto Graham is better than Peyton Manning would be like saying Russell was better than Shaq, we all know he would have no chance of guarding Shaq inside. Shaq was 3 inches taller and outweighed him by 100 pounds. I will stick with my Top 5 based on my criteria = 1. Tom Brady 2. Joe Montana 3. Peyton 4. Pat Mahomes 5. Unitas Unitas was way ahead of his time, and he played in the SB era into the 70's when the league had over 20 teams. Unitas also threw for 40,000 yards in his career, Graham didn't even throw for 25,000. Unitas had stats similar to Joe Montana. -
By richard pallo · Posted
I’m more interested is who is starting with the 1st team at FS? That’s the biggest decision looming.
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