Last 19 Super Bowl Winning QB's

• DeyDurkie5

  

  Super Bowl XXVII - Troy Aikman
  Super Bowl XXVIII - Troy Aikman
  Super Bowl XXIX - Steve Young
  Super Bowl XXX - Troy Aikman
  Super Bowl XXXI - Brett Favre
  Super Bowl XXXII - John Elway
  Super Bowl XXXIII - John Elway
  Super Bowl XXXIV - Kurt Warner
  Super Bowl XXXV - Trent Dilfer
  Super Bowl XXXVI - Tom Brady
  Super Bowl XXXVII - Brad Johnson
  Super Bowl XXXVIII - Tom Brady
  Super Bowl XXXIX - Tom Brady
  Super Bowl XL - Ben Roethlisberger
  Super Bowl XLI - Peyton Manning
  Super Bowl XLII - Eli Manning
  Super Bowl XLIII - Ben Roethlisberger
  Super Bowl XLIV - Drew Brees
  Super Bowl XLV - Aaron Rodgers
  Super Bowl XLVI- Eli Manning
  2 of those were average, at best. The rest speak for themselves.
  
  I don't know the point of this thread, more or less I was just interested to see the last 19 super bowl winners and their QB's and 17/19 had hall of famers and future hall of famers. Find an elite QB, and you win the super bowl.
• Sonofanump

  I'd bet the next name on that list is a repeat.
• THE4RINGZ

  

  You missed Eli's second win this past season
• DeyDurkie5

  

  Sonofanump;1202879 wrote:I'd bet the next name on that list is a repeat.

  Won't be big ben. Won't be Brees. Peyton with a new team, highly doubt that works out immediately.
  
  Best bet is Eli or Brady.
• Sonofanump

  DeyDurkie5;1202901 wrote:Won't be big ben. Won't be Brees. Peyton with a new team, highly doubt that works out immediately.
  
  Best bet is Eli or Brady.

  I was speaking of SB 46 and Eli.
• wes_mantooth

  

  DeyDurkie5;1202901 wrote:Won't be big ben. Won't be Brees. Peyton with a new team, highly doubt that works out immediately.
  
  Best bet is Eli or Brady.

  
  I think it will be Brady......barf
• DeyDurkie5

  

  wes_mantooth;1202927 wrote:I think it will be Brady......barf

  I have a feeling it will be Brady too.
  
  If I was going with a first time winner, it's be Weeden.
• gerb131

  

  Be Andy Dalton.
• BR1986FB

  DeyDurkie5;1202944 wrote:
  If I was going with a first time winner, it's be Weeden.

  Warren Sapp agrees
• like_that

  

  DeyDurkie5;1202901 wrote:Won't be big ben. Won't be Brees. Peyton with a new team, highly doubt that works out immediately.
  
  Best bet is Eli or Brady.

  Rodgers.
• dlazz

  YOU CANT SPELL ELITE WITHOUT ELI!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
• thavoice

  DeyDurkie5;1202781 wrote:Super Bowl XXVII - Troy Aikman
  Super Bowl XXVIII - Troy Aikman
  Super Bowl XXIX - Steve Young
  Super Bowl XXX - Troy Aikman
  Super Bowl XXXI - Brett Favre
  Super Bowl XXXII - John Elway
  Super Bowl XXXIII - John Elway
  Super Bowl XXXIV - Kurt Warner
  Super Bowl XXXV - Trent Dilfer
  Super Bowl XXXVI - Tom Brady
  Super Bowl XXXVII - Brad Johnson
  Super Bowl XXXVIII - Tom Brady
  Super Bowl XXXIX - Tom Brady
  Super Bowl XL - Ben Roethlisberger
  Super Bowl XLI - Peyton Manning
  Super Bowl XLII - Eli Manning
  Super Bowl XLIII - Ben Roethlisberger
  Super Bowl XLIV - Drew Brees
  Super Bowl XLV - Aaron Rodgers
  Super Bowl XLVI- Eli Manning
  2 of those were average, at best. The rest speak for themselves.
  
  I don't know the point of this thread, more or less I was just interested to see the last 19 super bowl winners and their QB's and 17/19 had hall of famers and future hall of famers. Find an elite QB, and you win the super bowl.

  I would think that 17 of the 19 very well could end up in the HOF.
  
  Having a HOF caliber QB doesnt guarentee you a SB win, but if you DONT have one it almost guarentee's you wont win one.
• thavoice

  I think Ben, Eli and Rodgers will need to continue to play well to get into the HOF, but the rest of them that I presume you believe will be in the HOF seem legit.
• DeyDurkie5

  

  thavoice;1203305 wrote:I would think that 17 of the 19 very well could end up in the HOF.
  
  Having a HOF caliber QB doesnt guarentee you a SB win, but if you DONT have one it almost guarentee's you wont win one.

  That's kind of the point. When going back to see the winners, I was suprised that basically all of them except 2 were HOFer's or future HOFer's.
• hasbeen

  

  are kurt warner, big ben, or rodgers HOFer's without the super bowls?
• dlazz

  Rodgers and Warner are. Big Ben I'm torn on.
• DeyDurkie5

  

  pnhasbeen;1203324 wrote:are kurt warner, big ben, or rodgers HOFer's without the super bowls?

  Without the rape, big ben is most definitely in.
• hasbeen

  

  dlazz;1203330 wrote:Rodgers and Warner are. Big Ben I'm torn on.

  What makes Warner one? 32k passing yards is pretty good, but not top 20. 208 TDs, but not in the top 20. Big Ben will pass Warner in yards within the next two years(barring injury).
  
  If Rodgers keeps playing like he is, his stats will be sick. 3/4 seasons he's been over 4000 yards. But he needs more years to be a shoe in.
  
  All I'm saying is, does it take a Super Bowl to be considered a HOF QB in general. Obviously, Marino is an exception. I'm talking in general.
• dlazz

  pnhasbeen;1203339 wrote:What makes Warner one?

  He was a consistent player.
  
  
  Also, comparing stats is meaningless. People are in the league for varying amounts of years with varying amounts of talent around them.
• Laley23

  

  pnhasbeen;1203339 wrote:What makes Warner one? 32k passing yards is pretty good, but not top 20. 208 TDs, but not in the top 20. Big Ben will pass Warner in yards within the next two years(barring injury).
  
  If Rodgers keeps playing like he is, his stats will be sick. 3/4 seasons he's been over 4000 yards. But he needs more years to be a shoe in.
  
  All I'm saying is, does it take a Super Bowl to be considered a HOF QB in general. Obviously, Marino is an exception. I'm talking in general.

  When it comes to the HOF, I tend to look at total stats less than individual seasons. As in, did you dominate your sport for a period of time and was that period of time long enough to be in the HOF. With Big Ben? No, not yet. With Warner? Yes, and the longevity is right at the low end of HOF for me.
• dlazz

  You also have to consider that Warner had Marshall Faulk behind him, so Faulk would take away some of his potential passing yards and TD's.
• like_that

  

  Laley23;1203358 wrote:When it comes to the HOF, I tend to look at total stats less than individual seasons. As in, did you dominate your sport for a period of time and was that period of time long enough to be in the HOF. With Big Ben? No, not yet. With Warner? Yes, and the longevity is right at the low end of HOF for me.

  Exactly why (amongst other reasons) I don't think Hines Ward should even come close to being in the HOF.
• thavoice

  Laley23;1203358 wrote:When it comes to the HOF, I tend to look at total stats less than individual seasons. As in, did you dominate your sport for a period of time and was that period of time long enough to be in the HOF. With Big Ben? No, not yet. With Warner? Yes, and the longevity is right at the low end of HOF for me.

  WIthouth looking...I think Warner is on the edge....dont think he did it long enough. He MAY fall victim to the eye popping stats QBs put up each year nowadays. On a plus side..he was very likeable so maybe he does get the benefit of the doubt when it comes to longevity
• thavoice

  like_that;1203377 wrote:Exactly why (amongst other reasons) I don't think Hines Ward should even come close to being in the HOF.

  I think Ward should be in. There should be some numbers that make it automatic..like 1000 catches.
  
  but then again........look at Cris Carter.
• hasbeen

  

  Laley23;1203358 wrote:When it comes to the HOF, I tend to look at total stats less than individual seasons. As in, did you dominate your sport for a period of time and was that period of time long enough to be in the HOF. With Big Ben? No, not yet. With Warner? Yes, and the longevity is right at the low end of HOF for me.

  I agree.
  
  My thing with Warner is, he had 3 good years to start. And then 3 good years to end. He's definitely a bubble guy and his super bowl win and other appearance is really going to help him.