Marino one hell of a guy man.. never a dull moment watching a Miami game when he played, him Elway, Kelly just never quit they were always in the fight.
He is definitely in the argument for greatest of all time and so very often left out of that conversation. Overall, he had the most arm Talent of any quarterback that's ever played. He also had one of the fastest check down responses and releases of the ball ever. It's so hard to determine the greatest of all time but I will tell you for sure there are two guys but don't get included on that list that belong on that list and those are Dan Marino and John Elway.
@gaittr my top 10 QBS of all time in no particular order: Brady Peyton Montana Rodgers Staubach Brees Marino Elway Unitas Graham Honorable mention: Patrick Mahomes(He's on a 🐐 type trajectory thus far in his short career but it's waaaaaay too early to crown him anything just yet even if his resume' in the first 5 years of his career is arguably the greatest we've ever seen and warrants that distinction).
@@quintonwilson3127 Team sport. Don’t need them. T.O. Never won a ring, moss, and Barry sanders. I guess they aren’t great are arguably the goat their positions either. Junior Seau never won a ring. Guess he was trash. Rings don’t define greatness in an individual player. Teams do!
@markjefferson2434 Marino’s one flaw to me was that he probably had too much confidence in his ability as a passer. It made him neglect the run more than he should’ve at times. But given how little the Dolphins running game typically produced, I can’t say I blame him for trying to do it all himself. But we all know what happens when you try and play hero ball in the ultimate "team" game; things tend to go awry. Like I said, Dan Marino was extremely and immensely talented of a thrower, had a strong arm, quick release, and had a ton of talent around him during his career. But he failed too many times in the biggest games of his career. Case in point: Dan Marino had a passer rating of 77.1 with 4,510 yards, 32 touchdowns and 24 interceptions in 18 games in the playoffs in his career. He had a record of 8-10 in those games. How tf can a TEAM win a Superbowl when your QB is playing that bad??!! That's a td:int ratio of 1.3:1 and 250 passing ypg in his 18 playoff games. CONTEXT: Most passing YPG in the playoffs, minimum 10 games played… Kurt Warner - 304.0 Drew Brees - 298.1 Patrick Mahomes - 291.7 Warren Moon - 287.0 Tom Brady - 279.2 Peyton Manning - 271.8 Aaron Rodgers - 267.9 Matt Ryan - 267.2 Ben Roethlisberger - 259.7 Joe Montana - 251.0 Don Shula won 2 Superbowls, went to 3 straight, and has 6 Superbowl appearances. He's also the all time leader in wins in NFL history and has the only undefeated season in NFL history under his belt. Don Shula was 140-53(72.5% winning percentage) from 1970-1982 13 seasons. He went 127-80(61.1% winning percentage) with Dan Marino from 1983-1995 13 seasons. Don Shula and Jimmy Johnson, two very storied and highly respected NFL coaches with 4 Superbowl championship trophies between them, never won a ring with Marino as their starting QB. It seriously makes me wonder if Marino was more of a problem than I previously thought. Him not winning one is a huge travesty and a stain on his legacy and illustrious career.
Marino one hell of a guy man.. never a dull moment watching a Miami game when he played, him Elway, Kelly just never quit they were always in the fight.
Great player!
Quarterbacks will never ever be the same that they were in his era.
He is definitely in the argument for greatest of all time and so very often left out of that conversation. Overall, he had the most arm Talent of any quarterback that's ever played. He also had one of the fastest check down responses and releases of the ball ever. It's so hard to determine the greatest of all time but I will tell you for sure there are two guys but don't get included on that list that belong on that list and those are Dan Marino and John Elway.
@gaittr my top 10 QBS of all time in no particular order:
Brady
Peyton
Montana
Rodgers
Staubach
Brees
Marino
Elway
Unitas
Graham
Honorable mention: Patrick Mahomes(He's on a 🐐 type trajectory thus far in his short career but it's waaaaaay too early to crown him anything just yet even if his resume' in the first 5 years of his career is arguably the greatest we've ever seen and warrants that distinction).
The real G.O.A.T
No rings
@@quintonwilson3127 Team sport. Don’t need them. T.O. Never won a ring, moss, and Barry sanders. I guess they aren’t great are arguably the goat their positions either. Junior Seau never won a ring. Guess he was trash. Rings don’t define greatness in an individual player. Teams do!
@@quintonwilson3127 Easy to say as a troll.
@markjefferson2434 Marino’s one flaw to me was that he probably had too much confidence in his ability as a passer. It made him neglect the run more than he should’ve at times. But given how little the Dolphins running game typically produced, I can’t say I blame him for trying to do it all himself. But we all know what happens when you try and play hero ball in the ultimate "team" game; things tend to go awry.
Like I said, Dan Marino was extremely and immensely talented of a thrower, had a strong arm, quick release, and had a ton of talent around him during his career. But he failed too many times in the biggest games of his career.
Case in point:
Dan Marino had a passer rating of 77.1 with 4,510 yards, 32 touchdowns and 24 interceptions in 18 games in the playoffs in his career. He had a record of 8-10 in those games. How tf can a TEAM win a Superbowl when your QB is playing that bad??!!
That's a td:int ratio of 1.3:1 and 250 passing ypg in his 18 playoff games.
CONTEXT:
Most passing YPG in the playoffs, minimum 10 games played…
Kurt Warner - 304.0
Drew Brees - 298.1
Patrick Mahomes - 291.7
Warren Moon - 287.0
Tom Brady - 279.2
Peyton Manning - 271.8
Aaron Rodgers - 267.9
Matt Ryan - 267.2
Ben Roethlisberger - 259.7
Joe Montana - 251.0
Don Shula won 2 Superbowls, went to 3 straight, and has 6 Superbowl appearances. He's also the all time leader in wins in NFL history and has the only undefeated season in NFL history under his belt.
Don Shula was 140-53(72.5% winning percentage) from 1970-1982 13 seasons.
He went 127-80(61.1% winning percentage) with Dan Marino from 1983-1995 13 seasons.
Don Shula and Jimmy Johnson, two very storied and highly respected NFL coaches with 4 Superbowl championship trophies between them, never won a ring with Marino as their starting QB. It seriously makes me wonder if Marino was more of a problem than I previously thought. Him not winning one is a huge travesty and a stain on his legacy and illustrious career.
@@markjefferson2434the real G.O.A.T. is Tom Brady. Anybody who has an IQ above a cucumber knows that.
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