Past Interference

Deep thoughts about football and shallow thoughts about everything else.

Sunday, March 30, 2008

Not the Greatest Quarterback of All-Time, Part Seven: Joe Montana

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Joe Montana. Joe Cool. “The Catch”. Four interception-free Super Bowl wins. Etc. etc. I’m guessing if you polled football fans or footb...
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Thursday, March 27, 2008

Not The Greatest Quarterback of All-Time: Part Six: Sammy Baugh; Otto Graham

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Sammy Baugh and Otto Graham. The two greatest quarterbacks from the pre-1960’s NFL. Ok, how am I supposed to fairly rank these guys? Eith...
Wednesday, March 26, 2008

Not The Greatest Quarterback of All-Time, Part Five: Johnny Unitas

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My favorite Johnny Unitas memory? It would have to be his marvelous work as the suffering football announcer who can’t get a word in edgewi...
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Saturday, March 22, 2008

Not the Greatest Quarterback of All-Time, Part Four: Dan Marino

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Dan Marino’s my favorite player of all time so if you’re here looking for critical things to be written about him, you’re in the wrong place...
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Friday, March 21, 2008

Not the Greatest Quarterback of All-Time, Part Three: John Elway

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John Elway threw for a ton of yards and touchdowns in his career. Yet he and many of his fans complained that he could have thrown for a lo...
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Wednesday, March 12, 2008

Not The Greatest Quarterback Of All Time, Part Two: Brett Favre

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So what was your reaction when the (literally) ultimate pass of Brett Favre’s career turned out to be a deadly interception that cost his te...
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Friday, February 29, 2008

Not The Greatest Quarterback Of All Time, Part One: Tom Brady

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Did Super Bowl XLII damage any player’s reputation more than Tom Brady’s? If New England had won that game as expected, we’d right now be h...
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