Johnny Unitas, Steve Young, Peyton Manning, Terry Bradshaw, Otto Graham, Sammy Baugh, George Blanda, Joe Montana and Tom Brady, all have been argued to be either one of the best quarterbacks of all time or the best of all time. Currently being debated is whether or not Joe Montana is the Greatest Quarterback Of All Time or is Tom Brady the Greatest Quarterback Of All Time. Now looking at the stats the best two candidates who can be called the greatest of all time or g.o.a.t. are Joe Montana and Tom Brady. These two terrific quarterbacks have amazing stats and accolades but the one who truly should take home the title of greatest of all time is Tom Brady.
Argument Essay: Michael Vick I chose to write my argument for Michael Vick, whom I feel is seen as “bad” but should deserve a second chance. Michael Vick is an American football quarterback for the Philadelphia Eagles of the National Football League. He played for the Atlanta Falcons for six seasons before jailed in 2007 for his role in illegal dog fighting. Former number one draft pick by the Atlanta Falcons in 2001, Vick is an outstanding athlete. He signed one of the largest contracts $130 million plus a $37 million signing bonus for 10 years in sports history.
It was 3rd and ten at the Jets one yard line and looked promising. But as the New York Jets history will show, nothing is set in stone. Victor Cruz of the New York Giants ran 99 yards for a touchdown that changed the entire game. In the end, the giants came out victorious and went on to be the Super Bowl champions once again
Joe Montana: Simply the Best Joe Montana, the comeback kid. Many believe he is the best to play the game, other will argue differently, but there is no argument in saying he is ONE of the best QB's to play the game. Joe Montana was the quarterback who made the 49ers. He ran the Bill Walsh offense to near perfection. I have made this page in honor of the greatest (in my opinion) QB of all time, who lead his team to 4 Super Bowl Championships and boasts 3 Super Bowl MVP's.
Young also won the 2005 Cingular Player of the Year Award, All-American Offensive Player, and The Maxwell Award (college player of the year). He is what some would call the best college football player ever, and he fills this role pretty well. A perfect display of his dominance was exhibited at the 2006 Rose Bowl where he compiled 467 yards of total offense and 3 rushing touchdowns. Young’s third touchdown came in the final seconds of the game where he ran around the outside and went untouched into the end zone to put Texas up 41-38 over unbeaten USC. But like Redick, Vince keeps it together off the field.
This man was named Bill Parcells. Bill Parcells started with a team whom before him has back to back to back 5 – 11 records. He then in his very first season went 10 – 6 and went to the playoffs. Followed by a 6 – 10 and a 9 – 7 without a playoff appearance then in his last season a 9 -7 record but went to the playoffs They were expected to win the Super Bowl the year before this year but, Tony Romo fumbled the ball while trying to set it down for the kicker to kick for the lead with merely a few minutes left on the clock. He tried to pick up the ball and run it in the end zone for pretty much the win but was inches short from the first down and a yard away from the end zone when he was stopped by the linebacker from the Seattle Seahawks, who ended up with the Lombardi Trophy as the National Football League (NFL) champions.
Brief Situation summary: a. The issue that the NFL is facing is fans in complete outrage over a very controversial ruling made by replacement referees, and later backed by the NFL, during the Seattle Seahawks game against the Green bay Packers on Monday September 24th, which lead to a 14-12 victory for the Seahawks. The ruling is that the touchdown scored by Seahawks receiver Golden Tate was ruled as “joint possession” since the ball was also in the arms of Packers safety M.D. Jennings. Under NFL rules, joint possessions results in offensive possession that gave the Seahawks the winning touchdown.
Last year in the NFL 2 quarterbacks made their rookie debut. One was Andrew luck who played QB for Stanford; he was drafted first in the 2012 draft by the Indianapolis Colts. The other was Robert Griffin the third commonly referred to as RG3 he was the Heisman trophy winner that hailed from Baylor, he was drafted 2nd by the Washington Redskin. These two quarterbacks both have strengths that set them apart from the rest and weaknesses that they individually have to conquer to become great NFL quarterbacks. I will be doing an in-depth statistical comparison analysis to diagnose which one of these young quarterbacks had a better rookie debut, hype factor, who will win a super bowl first, who will have a better career, if RG3’s injury proneness
Hancock quotes an ESPN interview with Patterson saying, “We had a vision nine years ago of reaching a BCS bowl and going to a national championship. A lot of people laughed and shook their heads and said, 'Well, that's nice.' We're now crossing that threshold” (Hancock “Should College”). Also, Hancock argues that college football already has a single-elimination post-season playoff: the regular season. The argument Hancock makes is that the regular season is so important; losing teams are eliminated from a chance at the championship while winning teams have that chance.
Tittle was a father and a quarterback for the New York Giants for three years, leading the Giants to the National Football League championship game, only to lose each time. He was the Most Valuable Player in 1963, and also a football ancient, 38 years old, and looked it. He never gave up on his team with all hard work and dedication he had put into it to make sure his team made it to the championship game even with a loss. The play that almost ended his life, made him even more valuable and respectful. On the play he had thrown a screen pay that was intercepted and returned for a touchdown.