Bob's Quality Quarterbacks

Brett Favre is one of those quarterbacks who just made you love football, you know? The guy was a total legend with the Green Bay Packers and, let’s be real, everywhere he went after that. He played with this crazy energy and toughness that made you think he’d play through anything. Favre was known for his cannon of an arm and his habit of throwing it deep into tight spots—sometimes it worked out, sometimes it didn’t, but it was always entertaining. With three MVP awards and a Super Bowl win in 1997, he proved he could back up all the hype. He also set the record for the most passing yards at over 71,000, which was just insane. Favre’s play style was all about taking risks and making those jaw-dropping throws. Remember the “Hail Mary” against the 49ers? That was classic Favre, just chucking it up and hoping for the best—and it worked! And let’s not forget his ridiculous streak of 297 consecutive starts; it’s a record that shows just how durable and tough the guy was. Even if he had hi...

It's not all 5-stars on BQQBs! we have some underwhelimg guys too :) Case in point: Carson Wentz. He entered the NFL with a ton of hype and high expectations, especially after being drafted second overall by the Philadelphia Eagles in 2016. There was a lot of talk about how he was going to be a game-changer and a franchise quarterback. And to be fair, his rookie season did show promise—he threw for over 3,700 yards and 16 touchdowns, leading the Eagles to a respectable 7-9 record. But as the seasons went on, Wentz’s performance became a rollercoaster of highs and lows that left many scratching their heads. One of the biggest criticisms of Wentz is his inconsistency. He’s had seasons where he looked like a potential superstar, only to follow them up with frustratingly average or even poor performances. The 2017 season was a high point; he was playing at an MVP-caliber level before a knee injury cut his season short. The Eagles went on to win the Super Bowl that year, but Wentz was...