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**Spice 1** · 06-21-2009, 10:27 AM

I have to admit. When I first saw this list, I thought you were joking. Then, I realized that it's real...I guess by "mobile", they mean "a random list of quarterbacks we drew out of a hat".

Let's start with Flutie. Yes, he was mobile. No, he wasn't a very good quarterback. If your going to put a Flutie on there, you might as well put Kordell Stewart on there. It's beyond obvious that Stewart was more mobile than Flutie. I could understand if it was, "Best mobile quarterback, who threw a hail mary in college".....Oh, that's right, Kordell did that too.

Then, they give us Marino. DAN Marino. Not Knowshon Moreno. DAN "the opposite of mobile" Marino. This is the part where I realize that there are people working for NFL Films who are have spent there entire lives locked in a dark cell.

Finally, they get serious. Vick, Cunningham, Young, and Tarkenton. All were very mobile, but if you are going to put Mike Vick on the list, he'd better be number 1. Cunningham was a great scrambler, but anyone who has ever seen Vick play can tell you how painfully obvious it is.

This is the special olympics of top ten lists. Elway and Montana should both be on there.

**Sunbiz1** · 06-21-2009, 03:52 PM

1. Cunningham was a great scrambler, but anyone who has ever seen Vick play can tell you how painfully obvious it is. >>>

>>>Vick has not yet had a full career, not even close. How could you possibly put him on *your* list at this time ranking alongside players with 10+ years in the league?

Originally posted by Spice 1 View Post

I have to admit. When I first saw this list, I thought you were joking. Then, I realized that it's real...I guess by "mobile", they mean "a random list of quarterbacks we drew out of a hat".

Let's start with Flutie. Yes, he was mobile. No, he wasn't a very good quarterback. If your going to put a Flutie on there, you might as well put Kordell Stewart on there. It's beyond obvious that Stewart was more mobile than Flutie. I could understand if it was, "Best mobile quarterback, who threw a hail mary in college".....Oh, that's right, Kordell did that too.

Then, they give us Marino. DAN Marino. Not Knowshon Moreno. DAN "the opposite of mobile" Marino. This is the part where I realize that there are people working for NFL Films who are have spent there entire lives locked in a dark cell.

Finally, they get serious. Vick, Cunningham, Young, and Tarkenton. All were very mobile, but if you are going to put Mike Vick on the list, he'd better be number 1. Cunningham was a great scrambler, but anyone who has ever seen Vick play can tell you how painfully obvious it is.

This is the special olympics of top ten lists. Elway and Montana should both be on there.

**AznBroncoFan** · 06-22-2009, 06:33 AM

Wow..freakin' dan marino lmao! Horrible list! ELWAY should be in the top 5 on that list!

**Spice 1** · 06-22-2009, 10:07 AM

Originally posted by Sunbiz1 View Post

1. Cunningham was a great scrambler, but anyone who has ever seen Vick play can tell you how painfully obvious it is. >>>

>>>Vick has not yet had a full career, not even close. How could you possibly put him on *your* list at this time ranking alongside players with 10+ years in the league?

I agree. He shouldn't even be on the list. But, if your going to put Vick on the list, he's number one. I watched Cunningham play, and I watched Vick play. It's obvious. Mike Vick was/is a kick returner/slot receiver with an arm.