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hawksfansinceday1":auhq41fb said:Not even 3rd after Wilson and Hass. I'd take Kreig over Chrissy anyday. Ferragamo? Meh. Now if you want to talk Roman Gabriel, that's another matter. Better than Vince and Chrissy. He was the Rapistberger of his day without the raping, big and strong though not as good at reading defenses. Still wouldn't take him over Wilson or Hass and probably not Kreig though.Ramfan128":auhq41fb said:rideaducati":auhq41fb said:Maulbert":auhq41fb said:Funny, because Wilson has a better YPA, TD Pct., Int Pct., TD to Int Ratio, Passer Rating, and QBR, not to mention more wins, fewer losses, better win percentage, and more 4th Quarter Comebacks and Game Winning Drives than Luck. Also, Wilson has the second best passer rating in league history (minimum 1,500 attempts) behind only Aaron Rodgers.
Like a ram fan would know what he is talking about when it comes to the QB position. :th2thumbs:
Such an odd comment considering the Rams QB history makes the Seahawks QB history look quite putrid. I'm only 29 but I've seen plenty of highlights of Waterfield, Van Brocklin, Ferragamo, Everett, and I obviously have lived through the Warner days...
Jim Everett would probably be the 2nd best QB the Seahawks have ever had, after Hasselbeck.
BTW, the Rams franchise has existed 40 years longer than the Seahawks (1936 vs. 1976) so by sheer number of seasons your team is far more likely to have had more quality QBs.
For a team that has been around as long as the rams, that's a pretty sad list of their top QBs. I laughed out loud at the Chrissy being ranked second... I'd take Russell Wilson over every QB the Rams have ever had and Kreig and Hass would be third and fourth. Waterfield and Brocklin both had more interceptions than touchdowns and less than 50% completion rate. I'm sure they were perfect for the "three yards and a cloud of dust" era and playing against 6 other teams, but for where the NFL is today, those guys would compare to Tim Tebow.