You know, delivering the same message for the 1,500th time starts to get old. So I've tried to cut back on the Roethlisberger propaganda. But when you see things like this, I think by law I must point them out. And in case you think this is dated, it's not. It's from ESPN.com. Today.Thanks to Mike V. for the heads up and screen shot
UPDATE:
ESPN has changed the poll to "Which Unbeaten QB is the best in the NFL". We can all calm down. Not a good week on the web for errors, though. First Pirate playoff ticket offers, and now this.
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If he was half as overrated as people claim he is, he'd be on that list.
ReplyDeleteAlso, Kyle Orton? WTF?
Orton. The answer is obviously Kyle Orton. Although I'm surprised Joey Harrington and Tim Couch were left off along with Brady.
ReplyDeleteOrton couldn't carry Ben's jock.
ReplyDeleteThe best what? If you're talking about drinking then I'd have to give it to Orton. I've seen great pics of him floating around the net to support his case.
ReplyDeleteReed would win hands down if we're talking best drinking kicker.
It's now been updated to "Which undefeated Quarterback", with Eli being removed.
ReplyDeleteeli isn't on the list if you follow the link now?
ReplyDeleteYeah I think it's pretty obvious they didn't mean for it to truly be the best in the NFL... Brady wasn't on the list either.
ReplyDeleteDon, i hope you don't leave us hanging with the answer....
ReplyDeleteThis is supposed to be best unbeaten QB. They eff'd up.
ReplyDeleteThese choices are from Trent Dilfer's list on Sports Center this morning. TRENT. DILFER. 'Nuff said.
ReplyDeleteBefore you fly off the handle Mondesi, the list appears to indicate the top quarterbacks by winning percentage in 2009. Last I checked Ben and Brady have 2 losses in 2009. It is only a poll, created to elicit a response and obviously they have done their job if people are ranting about it. I cannot understand why Steeler fans take media opinions personally. Who cares what some talking head thinks? At the end of the day, the season will play itself out over 16 games while fans have silly arguments over power rankings and MVP candidates each week.
ReplyDeleteJanikowski might give Reed a run for his money as far as drinking kickers go...
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