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Gabriel

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Gabriel
Gabriel (2007)

IMDB rating: 4.70

Plot: GABRIEL tells the story of an archangel who fights to bring light back to purgatory – a place where darkness rules – and save the souls of the city’s inhabitants.

Gabriel

Directors: Abbess Shane

Actors: Whitfield Andy,Stevenson Dwaine,Piccirilli Michael,Pavlidis Harry,Campbell Jack,Copeland Kevin,Clearkin Brendan,Todd Matt Hylton,Toro Valentino del,Kleut Goran D.,Clark Christian,Earl Johan,Action,

who is the greatest quarterback ever?every above average qb listed..?
Tom Brady
Joe Montana
Otto Graham
Brett Favre
Peyton Manning
Johnny Unitas
John Elway
Terry Bradshaw
Dan Marino
Steve Young
Troy Aikman
Kurt Warner
Bart Starr
Jim Kelly
Roger Staubach
Fran Tarkenton
Donovan McNabb
Sid Luckman
Joe Theismann
Ken Stabler
Phil Simms
Steve McNair
Drew Brees
Bob Griese
Len Dawson
Boomer Esiason
Joe Namath
Drew Bledsoe
Rich Gannon
Ken Anderson
Dan Fouts
Jack Kemp
Warren Moon
Daryle Lamonica
Jim Plunkett
Brad Johnson
Mark Brunell
Norm Van Brocklin
Jeff Garcia
Roman Gabriel
Marc Bulger
Y.A. Tittle
Neil Lomax
Matt Hasselbeck
Jake Delhomme
Jake Plummer
Jim Everett
Kerry Collins
Trent Green
Randall Cunningham
Many of these wont make your final cut, but i tried to be as open minded as possible.

Impossible to make the choice because (1) they played in different eras and (2) Important facets of the game have changed, such as tuck rule, instant replay, and so forth. How many QB’s could have won more games had there been some of the rules and regulations that exist today? Also you have to factor in the steroid issue. I would categorize them into perhaps five eras: 1950-1960, 1961-1970, 1971-80, 1981-90 and the ones who are still active (the 5th era), we really can’t vote on them because they are still fulfilling their careers.

| Feb 06, 2010

Joe Montana
strikesfridaynight | Feb 06, 2010

I don’t know, but when I talk about greatest QB’s ever, Kerry Collins, Jake Delhomme, Trent Green, and Jake Plummer don’t come up in conversation.
JCB | Feb 06, 2010

Steve Young very possibly could have smoked all of them if he had started earlier in his career. However, I don’t like him as an analyst. If you’re listening Steve..WE HEAR YA. YOU DON’T HAVE TO TRY TO TALK OVER ANYBODY ELSE. WE HEAR YA BUDDY!
dude | Feb 06, 2010

Quite a few of those need taken off just because you look at them and say "REALLY? you are REALLY putting them on the list?" Then a few can get taken off because they aren’t as good as others. First off if you want to talk about dual threat then Cunningham is the best on that list, he was doing it before it got popular and he could PASS. Anyway from the ones I’ve seen play yeah it is Montana. Otto Graham has an argument with all the titles.
sgoldperson | Feb 06, 2010

Need to narrow the list down some. How about eliminate active players?

Joe Montana
Otto Graham
Johnny Unitas
John Elway
Terry Bradshaw
Dan Marino
Steve Young
Troy Aikman
Kurt Warner
Bart Starr
Roger Staubach
Fran Tarkenton

Yes, Manning, Brady, Farve and a few more may make the top 10, but let’s wait until they retire to put them in the top 10.
DA7Heaven | Feb 06, 2010

John Elway
mikael h | Feb 06, 2010

joe montana by the way can you pick me best answer im dying to get to level 3
pistons_1 | Feb 06, 2010

Peyton Manning!
Period!
End of story!
No more discussion!
vetone10 | Feb 06, 2010

Peyton Manning is the greatest quarterback of all time and possibly the greatest player of all time. I’m not even a Colts fan, and this just jumps out at me. You could insert Peyton onto any other top team in history and they’re at least as good, if not better, but if you insert any of them onto this year’s Colts squad, and there’s a step down after losing Dungy, not the step up that took place this year. No player has had the ability to completely take over a game as well as and as consistently as Peyton.
mlkshk13 | Feb 06, 2010


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