pretty spot on. Well done Mr Fitz!
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pretty spot on. Well done Mr Fitz!
A guy who very recently won a Heisman ain't on the list.
I'm not gonna call that spot on.
I remember watching some games with Relf & Fitz that had me convinced they were reincarnated mixes of Richard The Lionhearted & George Patton.
Move Dak to 5th and Fitz over Eli and you’ve got yourself a pretty good list.
They will always be two of my favorite Bulldogs
Got to love AI. Here is the exact entry I made into Bard (notice Bard's "competitive" reference, and how about those last two "honorable mentions"):
Here are the top 10 quarterbacks in the SEC since 2000, according to ChatGPT:
Ultimately, this list is up for debate and there is no one right answer. However, these are some of the most accomplished and talented quarterbacks to play in the SEC since 2000.
Here are the top 10 quarterbacks in the SEC since 2000, according to ChatGPT:
- Tim Tebow, Florida (2006-09)
- Cam Newton, Auburn (2010)
- Johnny Manziel, Texas A&M (2012-13)
- Dak Prescott, Mississippi State (2012-15)
- Nick Fitzgerald, Mississippi State (2014-17)
- AJ McCarron, Alabama (2010-13)
- Eli Manning, Ole Miss (2000-03)
- Matt Stafford, Georgia (2006-08)
- Aaron Murray, Georgia (2010-13)
- Andre Woodson, Kentucky (2004-07)
Ultimately, this list is up for debate and there is no one right answer. However, these are some of the most accomplished and talented quarterbacks to play in the SEC since 2000.
I haven't looked this up to see if it's true but I heard once that Relf had better stats than Archie Manning.*
I'll always have a soft spot for Relf if for no other reason than that dude just absolutely owned OM for three straight years.
* ETA - Having done a quick look, I'm not sure this assertion is really true. Manning was the better passer in most respects but Relf generally had better rushing numbers.
Passing:
- Manning: 4,753 yards in 28 games with 31 TDs and 40 INTs. He also had a 52.8% completion percentage.
- Relf: 3,297 yards in 38 games with 28 TDs and 18 INTs. He had a 58.0% completion percentage.
Rushing:
- Manning: 823 yards on 314 attempts (29 ypg) with 25 rushing TDs.
- Relf: 1,578 yards on 401 attempts (42 ypg) with 9 rushing TDs.
One caveat is that I don't think Manning's numbers include bowl games whereas Relf's numbers do.
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Ole Miss has a soft spot for Relf as well.**
When did Stanford join the SEC?Got to love AI. Here is the exact entry I made into Bard (notice Bard's "competitive" reference, and how about those last two "honorable mentions"):
Here are the top 10 quarterbacks in the SEC since 2000, according to ChatGPT:
This list is subjective and there are many other quarterbacks who could have been included. Some of the other players who were considered for this list include:
- Tim Tebow, Florida (2006-09)
- Cam Newton, Auburn (2010)
- Johnny Manziel, Texas A&M (2012-13)
- Dak Prescott, Mississippi State (2012-15)
- Nick Fitzgerald, Mississippi State (2014-17)
- AJ McCarron, Alabama (2010-13)
- Eli Manning, Ole Miss (2000-03)
- Matt Stafford, Georgia (2006-08)
- Aaron Murray, Georgia (2010-13)
- Andre Woodson, Kentucky (2004-07)
Ultimately, this list is up for debate and there is no one right answer. However, these are some of the most accomplished and talented quarterbacks to play in the SEC since 2000.
How does this dude have McCarron so high? He is probably the fifth best Alabama QB since 2000. There have only been 15 players from the SEC to win a Heisman , so I’m not sure how Bryce Young was left off.
Comparing the stats of a QB from the 1960's to a QB from the 2010's seems like exactly what an idiot would do.
We understand that but we still like to have fun. Oh and Relf never watched The Egg Bowl in a cast as his team lost. How 'bout dem apples?
Archie’s stats were very mediocre even by 1960s standards.
Happy to see Fitz in the top 10, but Dak should be a lot higher than #9. I'm thinking #4 behind Tebow (clear #1), Manziel, and Cam. Possibly #5 behind Burrow also, though I think Dak would have been just as good if he had all the pieces around him that Burrow did.
Uh huh, I actually paid no attention to who made that stupid comment, but the fact it's you is kinda delicious. Delicious as a deckle.
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And Relfs NFL career was, well, not a career at all.
I love Relf as a bulldog, but comparing his college career or even his ability as a QB in any era to Archie Manning, is ludicrous.
Not at all. Archie was 22-10-1. Dak was 31-18 (23-13 in the 3 years he started) against much more difficult schedules. Both were in Heisman discussions, but neither won it. And Dak’s pro career is on par with Archie’s, arguably better.
edit: for reference, Archie’s career college passing rating was 108 in an era when the leader was around 160. Dak’s was 146 in an era when the leader was around 185. And Dak was unarguably a better runner.
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Lol at AI placing Burrow at honorable mention, but maybe I’m basing that on the one year I watched him. I have no idea how he played beforehand.
Also (unrelated), Relf was the most improved MSU QB from start to finish that I’ve ever seen.
Also (unrelated), Relf was the most improved MSU QB from start to finish that I’ve ever seen.
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