Vick has gained limitless notoriety through the dog fighting ring and his subsequent two years in jail. From that logic, I figure I'm within my rights to bump the league's most polarizing player into the top 80. Well, Joe Namath's numbers aren't that great, either, as far as his career goes, and Namath is in the Hall of Fame. Yeah, I know Michael Vick's career numbers aren't that great. But if you don't like my list, there are always spaces to comment and 'write' buttons. It might not be fair, and I'm not going to pretend that there's no bias at all in this article. I can appreciate a guy who lights up the stat sheet, but as a general rule, I tend to say, 'So, if he was really that good, why didn't he win?'

45 just because I'm a Ravens fan and think/hope/pray he will have a great career.Īs a general rule, things I value most on a player's resume are clutch plays and championships. I'm not averse to putting 'young guns' on the list, but I won't jump Joe Flacco to No. Keep in mind that the only active players who rank highly on the countdown have enjoyed long and accomplished careers.

My opinions are not scientific, and while I have done a fair amount of research in putting this list together, I am 100 percent sure that no one else on this planet would have exactly the same list as me-chiefly because not everyone will use my criteria. I have ranked the top 100 quarterbacks in NFL history, and because I'm writing the article, I get the privilege of unilaterally deciding who was better than who. It is also difficult to argue that Drew Brees wasn't the best QB in the league.last year.īut a tall task-an almost impossible task, even-is ranking quarterbacks across time. The rings that are now worn by members of that Saints team make it difficult to argue that any other team was better than it was last year. Those people who were fortunate enough to make it down to 'Lombardi Gras,' as it was known, witnessed a celebration unlike any other.Īrguably the biggest reason for the success of the Saints organization for the last few years had been the play of quarterback Drew Brees, who vaulted himself into the discussion of 'greatest QB in the NFL' with the big win and removed himself from the Dan Marino-led list of men who played the position and did it well but never won an NFL title. Long years of suffering had ended, and what a celebration it was.

He has that classic thick, wavy, black hair so amazing characteristics - and his hair style is long and slicked back, with an alice band - it looks like something straight from an FUEXPERT video.It was a beautiful scene for New Orleans faithful, not all that long ago: The Saints, formerly the 'Aints, finally lifted the Vince Lombardi Trophy and were Super Bowl champions at the end of last season. One of the best transplants I have ever seen in real life is a greek/mediterranean guy who runs a restaurant near to where I live. I see and come across so many people on a day to day basis, from all walks of life who have had hair transplants - its almost like a hobby whilst I'm out and about 😂įascinating to see the difference in demographics as well - ranging from men in suits on the underground, to builders in the local cafe. It's hard to tell what his final results are, but should look pretty good - and most likely a good representation of how much difference a relatively small procedure to slightly lower the hairline and reframe the face can make. Yeah, once you dive in to the world of hair transplants, you'll start noticing guys who have most likely had procedures all the time.

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