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So these are the only things/stats to be considered? Interesting
Originally Posted by SpankyHamm
Eli is in Bob Griese territory, and could reach John Elway territory by the time he is done. But no way in hell is he 1st ballot, even if he has 4-6 seasons similar to seasons other than this year.
Here are Eli's major strikes (and comparison to his closest contemporary - Ben Roethlisberger)
69-50 regular season record (compared to Big Ben with a 80-33 regular season record)
3 one and out playoff appearances (Ben with 2 one and out each)
2 Pro Bowls (same as Ben)
1 season with a top 10 passer rating (2011 - 7th), (Ben with 6 seasons - 5 which were 5th or better)
So unless you want to consider Big Ben a first ballot HOF'er (he has a better argument than Eli and I don't think he is close yet), no way Eli is 1st ballot HOF. And he isn't a HOF until he puts in 4-5 more "top 5 QB's in the league" seasons. -
Um ok, .....so has Ben ever missed a game? how many yards has he passed for each season? How many touchdowns has he thrown for? how many 4th qtr comebacks does he have? how many 4th qtr touchdowns has he thrown? how many women has he raped? Just curious.
Originally Posted by SpankyHamm
Eli is in Bob Griese territory, and could reach John Elway territory by the time he is done. But no way in hell is he 1st ballot, even if he has 4-6 seasons similar to seasons other than this year.
Here are Eli's major strikes (and comparison to his closest contemporary - Ben Roethlisberger)
69-50 regular season record (compared to Big Ben with a 80-33 regular season record)
3 one and out playoff appearances (Ben with 2 one and out each)
2 Pro Bowls (same as Ben)
1 season with a top 10 passer rating (2011 - 7th), (Ben with 6 seasons - 5 which were 5th or better)
So unless you want to consider Big Ben a first ballot HOF'er (he has a better argument than Eli and I don't think he is close yet), no way Eli is 1st ballot HOF. And he isn't a HOF until he puts in 4-5 more "top 5 QB's in the league" seasons. -
I would imagine that his QB rating benefits from having to throw much less often, making the passing game more effective as well
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ben does not throw "much less often" than eli.
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Edited By: rcrane082985 Feb 8th, 2012 at 07:14 AM
ehh i mean it is about 11% less, but whatever
I guess if we're talking about simply HOF based off of entire career, Ben has the edge, but as of now, i think eli is better than ben.









