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I've long argued that Staubach was one of the very best QB's in league history.  Unitas, Staubach, Brady, Starr, Elway, maybe Peyton now.    Winning counts.  Impacting the way the position is seen and played counts.  marino didn't win the big one.  Ditto Fouts.  Montana did...he should be in here somewhere.  Bradshaw did....but everybody remembers those Steeler teams as defensive dominant and run oriented.  Tell Lynn Swann and John Stallworth that.  Favre is here, too.

Brady, Unitas, Staubach, Elway, Favre, Starr, Montana, Peyton, Bradshaw.  In that order.  How's that?  Montana ahead of Starr, perhaps. I can live with that.  Give Rodgers another Super Bowl and he gets into the Top 10.

Unitas invented the modern QB position, was cerebral way ahead of his day, created intricate audible adjustments (with Ray Berry), changed the game forever.

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