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Melania is hot

Originally posted by Deronn_solo
I'mma miss Obama.

Muslim filth.

Oh, look - the biggest retard on the forum has decided to make a triumphant return. 😂

Originally posted by Deronn_solo
Oh, look - the biggest retard on the forum has decided to make a triumphant return. 😂

If I wouldn't know that you mean Ching, it would be a very good question whom you mean lol.

Originally posted by Deronn_solo
Oh, look - the biggest retard on the forum has decided to make a triumphant return. 😂

What have I done to earn the honour of being KMC's most retarded?

U don't agree with me enuff.

DC, you ready for Ryan vs Rodgers? The Bad Man has all his weapons.

Oh, yes - I can't wait! I'm expecting each team to score at very least 30 points a piece.

Whomever gets the ball last wins, honestly.

I gotta say, I'm really hoping Rodgers captures this SB. It'd propel him into the GOAT discussion, imo.

Yeah, with 2 chips, two MVP's, his talent, and GB being a threat for the SB every year he's there, I can certainly see him moving into the top 5.

Well tbh...I think he's already top 5, LAL.

You think he's already more accomplished than Johnny U and John Elway?

He's better than those guys. Accomplishments aren't the only variable that matters.

#HeilQuan

Nice sig btw.

Originally posted by UCanShootMyNova
#HeilQuan

👆

I'm also having the hardest time ranking Otto Graham. His influence and impact on the game was undeniable - he was as tough as they come given the era he played in, he was a freaking dual threat, too.

He played running back in Highschool or some shit, and when you watch the fee clips we have of him, you can see his scrambling abilities on full display. In terms of arm talent, he was known to be the most accurate passer up to his time, and even a good time afterwards. It was stated, his teammates once bent some metal hangers into the shape of an circle, placed them 10 yards away and told Otto to throw it threw them. He threw 10 balls through the hole perfectly - I mean, that's literally insane Drew Brees-like accuracy.

But his cons was....well, he played in a era that barely allowed blacks and the athletes were just vastly inferior as a whole. Hence, the conundrum on where to rank him.

Originally posted by Deronn_solo
You think he's already more accomplished than Johnny U and John Elway?

In terms of accolades, statistics, and the eye-test, I think he's top 5.

Fair enough. I've said he was the best QB ever since 2012, he just lacks the longevity/accolades of the guys ahead him.

If he wins this SB, the overall greatest QB's ever are:

1. Montana
2. Brady
3. Rodgers
4. Manning

IMO.

Ehh, not too sure I would put him above Manning just yet.

Peyton was the smartest QB to ever play the game in terms of understanding a defense, and his 5 MVP's, 2 SB, and he's practically a walking record book.