Re: Who is the third best quarterback in the NFL?
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Is everyone forgetting the three road playoff wins before that in that Super Bowl run?
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You're barking up the wrong tree. Most people on this forum don't consider playoff victories and regular season won/loss records as useful methods of measuring a QB's quality. In fact, we like to mock people who do use those as benchmarks.
The problems with using those measures should be obvious. Career winning percentage is far too dependent on quality of opposition, quality of surrounding offensive talent, and especially the queality of the team's defense. Judging by playoff success runs into all of those prolems, as well as the major hurdle of small sample size.
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Opposition: Steelers have been better therefore they have played harder schedules the following years.
Advantage: Bengals.
Offense: Leading receiver in the league, damn good #2. Rudy and Willie have similar YPC averages. Lines are equal IMO. Ben scrambles way more than Palmer does cause that's his style and his line's fault.
Advantage: Bengals
Defense: When the Bengals don't get turnovers....
Advantage: Steelers
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