NFL Special Report: Top Quarterbacks of National Football League
Last year’s NFL season was one of the most productive seasons in terms of passing. This year, there are many new and talented players that have come into the NFL but it doesn’t look like that this season is going to be more productive than the last year’s season. The players that would be discussed here are potential MVP award winners. Moreover, with the preseason games of the NFL just around the corner, let’s discuss some of the top quarter backs.
Some of the talented quarter backs of the NFL include the likes of Matt Schaub, Donovan McNabb and Carson Palmer. These players still have to work hard in order to be among the best in business. All these players are among the most talented players in the NFL and as it is expected that by putting up good and consistent performances, they will be regarded as some of the best quarterbacks in NFL. These players have the potential, now it is up to them as to how they manage to utilize the talent they have.
One of the most successful quarterbacks in the NFL is Phillip Rivers of the San Diego Chargers. With the impressive and productive seasons and matches that he has come up with show that his productivity is no fluke. However, this superb player was backed by not such a productive team but Rivers still managed to reach a career high in passing yards and also on attempts per yard. However, experts are waiting to see how this payer would play the role of a quarter back this season. Would he improve? Would his performance fall? These questions will remain unanswered until the NFL begins and proceeds.
Aaron Rodgers of the Green Bay Packers is one of the most hardworking and amongst one of the most successful quarterbacks in the NFL. This player took part in two complete seasons with the Packers and the rate of success and productivity has been a lot. The consistent performances rank him among the best quarterbacks of the NFL. Rodgers is one player who helped the Packers a great deal. The level of commitment that Rodgers has shown, can be seen from the fact that he helped the management in holding the team together and maintaining the form of the team, though the most productive player of the NFL had left the Packers.
One of the underrated players in the NFL, who is amongst the successful passers in the business, is Tom Brady of the New England Patriots. During the second season of his legendary career, he was greeted coldly. Also having had a knee surgery, this prolific player managed to make that season one the most productive seasons of his career. Brady, though getting older still has the talent and it looks like he still has something to offer to the team. Brady’s pinpoint passing and touchdowns put him ahead of many quarterbacks.
The second position in the list of the best quarterbacks is occupied by Drew Brees of the New Orleans Saints. This player has a class of his own; he managed a NFL record of 70.6 completion percentage. Brees is among the highest and most productive quarterbacks of the NFL. In fact, this player has managed to put up two consecutive successful full seasons and is on road for a third one. Brees abilities of passing and awareness make him one of the most dangerous quarterbacks in NFL.
Peyton Manning of the Indianapolis Colts tops the list of the most successful quarterbacks in the NFL. Manning has had many team changes during his long career in the NFL. Manning was one of the most productive players in the early 90s but what puts this great player ahead of others is his ability to maintain what he did during the early part of his career. The legendary player came across many mental traumas like losing his future Hall of Fame head coach and also coming across injuries but still managed playing like he played in the early part of his career. During the 2009 season, the greatest quarterback according to some experts managed to pull out the Colts from the jaws of defeat in the last quarter. Manning is one player everybody will be eying and he is one player who would surely to meet their expectations.
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