Terry Bradshaw Research Paper
Top Ten Quarterbacks
10. Terry Bradshaw: 70-83, 4x Super Bowl Champion, 2x Super Bowl MVP, 4x Conference Champion, 1x NFL MVP, Only quarterback to win back-to-back Super Bowls Twice.
When talking about the greatest quarterback of all time Terry Bradshaw is often overlooked, but we cannot forget how great Bradshaw was. Not only is the only quarterback to lead a team to back-to-back titles two on two separate occasions, but he also won the league MVP award in 1978. In that season, Bradshaw led the NFL in passing touchdowns with 28, which at the time was an extremely high number. Bradshaw was much more than a game manager- he was a winner, a field general, and a leader.
9. Aaron Rodgers: 05- Present, 1x Super Bowl Champion, 1x Super Bowl MVP, …show more content…
His ability to win games in the clutch, thread the needle between defenders and keep his composer in times of high stress was unlike anything we had seen before. Without him Bill Walsh’s famous west coast offense would not have made the impact that it did. Montana was the perfect quarterback for the offense- his incredible intelligence and immaculate accuracy made Montana the ideal quarterback.
1. Tom Brady: 00-Present, 4x Super Bowl Champion, 3x Super Bowl MVP, 7x Conference Champion, 2x NFL MVP, Career Leader In Playoff Victories and Playoff Winning Percentage (Minimum 10 Playoff Games Played)
Like Montana, Tom Brady isn’t the most talented quarterback on this list, nor is he the most athletic, but somehow Brady is still the greatest quarterback to ever play. Year in and year out he has led below average teams not only to the playoffs, but also to the conference championship. He’s played in an NFL record seven super bowls, winning four of them. He leads the NFL in career winning percentage and total postseason wins. By the time he retires he will likely hold all of the major career passing records.
His ability to elevate the play of his teammates is unlike anything we have ever seen. If I had to pick one quarterback to lead me down the field for a game winning drive, I would pick Brady and wouldn’t even think twice about
10. Terry Bradshaw: 70-83, 4x Super Bowl Champion, 2x Super Bowl MVP, 4x Conference Champion, 1x NFL MVP, Only quarterback to win back-to-back Super Bowls Twice.
When talking about the greatest quarterback of all time Terry Bradshaw is often overlooked, but we cannot forget how great Bradshaw was. Not only is the only quarterback to lead a team to back-to-back titles two on two separate occasions, but he also won the league MVP award in 1978. In that season, Bradshaw led the NFL in passing touchdowns with 28, which at the time was an extremely high number. Bradshaw was much more than a game manager- he was a winner, a field general, and a leader.
9. Aaron Rodgers: 05- Present, 1x Super Bowl Champion, 1x Super Bowl MVP, …show more content…
His ability to win games in the clutch, thread the needle between defenders and keep his composer in times of high stress was unlike anything we had seen before. Without him Bill Walsh’s famous west coast offense would not have made the impact that it did. Montana was the perfect quarterback for the offense- his incredible intelligence and immaculate accuracy made Montana the ideal quarterback.
1. Tom Brady: 00-Present, 4x Super Bowl Champion, 3x Super Bowl MVP, 7x Conference Champion, 2x NFL MVP, Career Leader In Playoff Victories and Playoff Winning Percentage (Minimum 10 Playoff Games Played)
Like Montana, Tom Brady isn’t the most talented quarterback on this list, nor is he the most athletic, but somehow Brady is still the greatest quarterback to ever play. Year in and year out he has led below average teams not only to the playoffs, but also to the conference championship. He’s played in an NFL record seven super bowls, winning four of them. He leads the NFL in career winning percentage and total postseason wins. By the time he retires he will likely hold all of the major career passing records.
His ability to elevate the play of his teammates is unlike anything we have ever seen. If I had to pick one quarterback to lead me down the field for a game winning drive, I would pick Brady and wouldn’t even think twice about