Based on current NFL QBs, which college conference reigns supreme?
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BigAppleBuckeyeI may be missing some big ones, but off the top of my head ...
Big 10:
Tom Brady
Drew Brees
Chad Henne
Kyle Orton
SEC
Peyton Manning
Eli Manning
Jay Cutler
Matthew Stafford
Jason Campbell
ACC
Phillip Rivers
Matt Schaub
Matt Ryan
Matt Hasselbeck (can't remember when BC joined the ACC)
Pac 10
Aaron Rodgers
Carson Palmer
Mark Sanchez
Matt Cassel
Big 12
Vince Young
Sam Bradford
Josh Freeman
I think, as of now, the Big 10, SEC and ACC all have a case ... thoughts? The Big East had McNabb, but I can't think of anyone else of note other than maybe Mark Bulger. -
like_thatI would say:
1st tier: Big ten, SEC
2nd Tier: Pac10, ACC
3rd Tier: Big 12, Big East
I believe hasselbeck played for BC when they were in the Big East. -
Laley23SEC and Big Ten. They compose of the top 2 QBs and then Brady is top 5 and Eli is around 10. Cutler is pretty good for where he would be placed on the conference list as well as Henne and Orton. Stafford is too young. The only real bad QB from those conference lists is Campbell.
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Terry_TateMatt Hasselbeck should be Big East I believe. I think Big Ten and SEC are tops with the ACC coming up strong in 3rd. If having to pick between the Big Ten and SEC I'd go Big Ten as Brees and Brady are both top 5 while Orton has been pretty solid and Chad Henne has looked good. Peyton is the best IMO but Eli is definitely behind Brees and Brady while Cutler throws too many INTs(might change this year) and Stafford is still really young, though I think he has a lot of potential.
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cats gone wildI would say B10 and tossup between SEC and ACC. I picked B10......whoah
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Tiger2003Add Donovan McNabb to the Big East
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cats gone wildTiger2003;492458 wrote:Add Donovan McNabb to the Big East
He already does. -
Tiger2003cats gone wild;492462 wrote:He already does.
I didn't see any Big East players listed besides Hasselbeck -
BigAppleBuckeyeTiger2003;492497 wrote:I didn't see any Big East players listed besides Hasselbeck
I listed him at the bottom (couldn't think of anyone else from the Big East of note) -
goosebumpsMike Vick was a Big East QB
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enigmaaxBig Ten hands down.
B10 and SEC both have two Super Bowl champs, but the B10 has more titles between them.
Orton is okay, Henne hasn't proven anything one way or the other yet. Cutler and Campbell pretty much suck ass (hey, maybe Cutler is finally ready to pay off for someone but he's sucked so far). Stafford is a wait and see. I will take OK and Unproven over Suck Ass, Suck Ass, and Unproven.
The ACC looks to have the next good wave, but they haven't done anything yet. -
cats gone wildIt doesnt take winning superbowls to be the best QB's in football. You can be the best QB......and if you have no one around you or a defense, then you wont win superbowls. There's one QB that never won a super bowl but is one of the best qb's of all time. Then you got Trent Dilfer who was average and won a super bowl.
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Tiger2003BigAppleBuckeye;492502 wrote:I listed him at the bottom (couldn't think of anyone else from the Big East of note)
Oh gotcha....Missed it. -
Tiger2003cats gone wild;492613 wrote:It doesnt take winning superbowls to be the best QB's in football. You can be the best QB......and if you have no one around you or a defense, then you wont win superbowls. There's one QB that never won a super bowl but is one of the best qb's of all time. Then you got Trent Dilfer who was average and won a super bowl.
Wow I agree with you, but in today's world its how the Sports World is. -
Laley23enigmaax;492596 wrote:Big Ten hands down.
Orton is okay, Henne hasn't proven anything one way or the other yet. Cutler and Campbell pretty much suck ass (hey, maybe Cutler is finally ready to pay off for someone but he's sucked so far). Stafford is a wait and see. I will take OK and Unproven over Suck Ass, Suck Ass, and Unproven.
Im far from a Cutler supporter. But no way does he suck ass if your scale has Orton as being ok. -
ZombieKillerwhat no OSU quaterbacks? That's crazy! they are so good
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enigmaaxLaley23;492872 wrote:Im far from a Cutler supporter. But no way does he suck ass if your scale has Orton as being ok.
Yeah, you are right about that. I guess I just haven't heard how great Orton is supposed to be for a few years and then see him suck ass (which IS the case for Cutler). They both really suck ass. -
enigmaaxcats gone wild;492613 wrote:It doesnt take winning superbowls to be the best QB's in football. You can be the best QB......and if you have no one around you or a defense, then you wont win superbowls. There's one QB that never won a super bowl but is one of the best qb's of all time. Then you got Trent Dilfer who was average and won a super bowl.
Agree. But if you are already a good/great quarterback, then those titles separate you from the pack. Most people know the difference between talking about Brady's Super Bowls (and now Drew Brees and his Super Bowl) versus Trent Dilfer's Super Bowl. Even saying that, there's really no reason why any great QB hasn't won a SB. It isn't like Marino didn't have talent around him. It isn't like Kelly didn't get 4 tries. Dilfer is really an exception and so are great QBs without titles. -
trep14If I had to rank the Big 10 and SEC qb's into tiers it would go something like this (in no particular order):
Tier 1: Brady, Brees, Peyton Manning
Tier 2: Eli Manning
Tier 3: Cutler, Orton
Tier 4: Campbell, Stafford, Henne
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GOONx19^ I'm sorry, but that list is ridiculous.
Aaron Rodgers? Tony Romo? Joe Flacco? Matt Schaub? Philip Rivers? Ben Roethlisburger? I'm sure I'm missing some, but all of those go ahead of the last five guys you mentioned. -
wildcats20GOONx19;492991 wrote:^ I'm sorry, but that list is ridiculous.
Aaron Rodgers? Tony Romo? Joe Flacco? Matt Schaub? Philip Rivers? Ben Roethlisburger? I'm sure I'm missing some, but all of those go ahead of the last five guys you mentioned.
Do you even know what the thread is about?? -
enigmaax
Ummmmm.....which of those guys fits into:GOONx19;492991 wrote:^ I'm sorry, but that list is ridiculous.
Aaron Rodgers? Tony Romo? Joe Flacco? Matt Schaub? Philip Rivers? Ben Roethlisburger? I'm sure I'm missing some, but all of those go ahead of the last five guys you mentioned.
trep14;492984 wrote:If I had to rank the Big 10 and SEC qb's into tiers it would go something like this (in no particular order): -
killdeerokay...okay...
you left out Suthern Miss, Conference USA, and the great Bret Favre...
the whole question is now moot.
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GOONx19Haha my bad. I skimmed his post too quickly.