I can't believe we're almost done with yet another decade. In just several weeks, the end of the 00s will be behind us, and I'd like to take the time to look back at the decade that was, showcasing the best five NFL quarterbacks to have played football during these ten years.
These rankings will have more to do with the decade on a whole than they will with who's the best at the moment. Based on that, there's ample opportunity for the ordering of this list to change once each career is done.
Anyway, I hope you enjoy this, and I'd love to hear any feedback if you happen to disagree with me. Here we go.
The fifth spot in these rankings goes to Kurt Warner. While it's true that he was weak during the middle of the decade, he's been one of the strongest in the NFL during the beginning and at the end of this decade. Having led the Rams and the Cardinals to Super Bowls, he's been exceptional - especially when you consider the usual demise of both franchises.
At number four, we have Brett Favre. While he may be a better career quarterback than another man or two on this list, this is simply about what he's done during the decade. Favre lacks the Super Bowl appearance that others do here, though that could change by season's end.
Donovan McNabb may not be better for his career than Favre, but the decade has been a better one for McNabb without a doubt. He's come one game away from the Super Bowl five times and it's clear that he's been the most consistent NFC quarterback during this span.
Next up is Tom Brady, who easily could have captured the number one spot on this list if not for his season ending injury and Peyton Manning's recent dominance. Still, many might argue for at number one but I believe that Manning's simply been a bit better.
Lastly, Peyton Manning is already being spoken of as one of the best quarterbacks to ever play the game of football, and some are beginning to believe that he may in fact be the best. He led the Colts to a Super Bowl, and it wouldn't surprise me to see him win another one. - 29943
These rankings will have more to do with the decade on a whole than they will with who's the best at the moment. Based on that, there's ample opportunity for the ordering of this list to change once each career is done.
Anyway, I hope you enjoy this, and I'd love to hear any feedback if you happen to disagree with me. Here we go.
The fifth spot in these rankings goes to Kurt Warner. While it's true that he was weak during the middle of the decade, he's been one of the strongest in the NFL during the beginning and at the end of this decade. Having led the Rams and the Cardinals to Super Bowls, he's been exceptional - especially when you consider the usual demise of both franchises.
At number four, we have Brett Favre. While he may be a better career quarterback than another man or two on this list, this is simply about what he's done during the decade. Favre lacks the Super Bowl appearance that others do here, though that could change by season's end.
Donovan McNabb may not be better for his career than Favre, but the decade has been a better one for McNabb without a doubt. He's come one game away from the Super Bowl five times and it's clear that he's been the most consistent NFC quarterback during this span.
Next up is Tom Brady, who easily could have captured the number one spot on this list if not for his season ending injury and Peyton Manning's recent dominance. Still, many might argue for at number one but I believe that Manning's simply been a bit better.
Lastly, Peyton Manning is already being spoken of as one of the best quarterbacks to ever play the game of football, and some are beginning to believe that he may in fact be the best. He led the Colts to a Super Bowl, and it wouldn't surprise me to see him win another one. - 29943
About the Author:
The writer of this article would be delighted if you checked out his Rocket Spanish review.
