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Sacrelige!purplehaze wrote:......rate the top 5 QB's of all time for the Vikes. Just curious what my fellow Viking brethren think.
My 2 cents:
1. Favre
2. Tark
3. Cunningham
4. Two Minute Tommy
5. I guess Culpepper
(and I even like Favre). I would rate them this way:Just Me wrote: Sacrelige!
1) Tarkenton
2) Favre
3) Kapp
4) Kramer
5) Moon
You've got that right.Just Me wrote:Sacrelige!
Jim McMahan?Mothman wrote: You've got that right.
My list would read:
1.) Fran Tarkenton
2.) Tommy Kramer
3.) Joe Kapp
4.) Daunte Culpepper
5.) A bunch of QBs who stopped off in Minnesota to have one or two good seasons before retiring (Cunningham, Moon, George.,.. and there was one more. I forget his name.)
McNabb?Mothman wrote: You've got that right.
My list would read:
1.) Fran Tarkenton
2.) Tommy Kramer
3.) Joe Kapp
4.) Daunte Culpepper
5.) A bunch of QBs who stopped off in Minnesota to have one or two good seasons before retiring (Cunningham, Moon, George.,.. and there was one more. I forget his name.)
Isn't it sad that only 2 of those played more than 3 seasons here?Just Me wrote: Sacrelige!
1) Tarkenton
2) Favre
3) Kapp
4) Kramer
5) Moon
The Breeze wrote:McMahan?
You're both wrong. It was Kelly Holcomb!PurpleHalo wrote:McNabb?
Oh how could I forget the Kelly Holcomb era! Oh I know why, I was cat nappin through it.Mothman wrote: You're both wrong. It was Kelly Holcomb!
Kramer had a ton of promise, he had a fantastic season in 1986, was the pro bowl starter. 1987 strike shortened year, Vikings went 0-3 in replacement player games and finished 8-7 (One game was canceled that year) On the run to the title game that started in New Orleans, they decided to start Wade Wilson, similar to what the 9ers did last season. Worked out well, and I know hindsight is 20/20 at times, but I would have liked to see Kramer start the title game in Washington, little more experience.Purple Jesus wrote:1) Spergon Wynn
2) Sage Rosenfels
3) John David Booty
4) Shaun Hill
5) Brooks Bollinger
or
1- Fran Tarkenton
2- Daunte Culpepper
3- Randall Cunningham
4- Brett Favre (for only one season he makes top 5) haha
5- Tommy Kramer I guess. For stat purposes as I never seen him play.
Come on Moth Favre has to be at least #5. Don't discriminate just because he was a fudge packer.Mothman wrote: You've got that right.
My list would read:
1.) Fran Tarkenton
2.) Tommy Kramer
3.) Joe Kapp
4.) Daunte Culpepper
5.) A bunch of QBs who stopped off in Minnesota to have one or two good seasons before retiring (Cunningham, Moon, George.,.. and there was one more. I forget his name.)