Hall of Fame Quarterbacks

60's-70's

100

The guarantee 

Joe Namath

200

This QB was most famous for sneaking the ball in the end zone in "The Ice Bowl"

Bart Starr

300

This QB played in 4 Super Bowls and won 0. To this day he still holds a number of his franchises passing records.

Fran Tarkenton

400

"The Snake" played for one of the leagues most iconic dynasties in the 70's

Ken Stabler

500

This player played a record 24 years. Some as a QB, some as a kicker. Madden 15 legend

George Blanda

80's

100

This QB threw the pass that lead to the immaculate reception

Terry Bradshaw

200

This QB was " ___ Cool"

Joe montana

300

This HOF was the trigger man for the "Air Coryell" Chargers 

Dan Fouts

400

This QB threw for 48 touchdowns in 1984. 

Dan Marino

500

Mastered the K-Gun offense and lead his team to 4 Super Bowls. Won 0. 

Jim Kelly

90's

100

Buck & 

Troy Aikman

200

The 90's version of Aaron Rodgers. A dual threat QB who threw 6 touchdowns in a super bowl

Steve Young

300

This HOF QB initiated "The Drive"

John Elway

400

The Oilers franchise QB during the majority of the decade

Warren Moon

500

This QB reached 2 Super Bowls and won 1. This QB played multiple stints in the NFL and in between those stints he worked at a grocery store.

Kurt Warner

2000's/Futures

100

This QB was the 199th pick in the 2000 NFL draft

Tom Brady

200

This QB had a neck injury that sidelined him for an entire season

Peyton Manning

300

This QB holds the all time record for interceptions for a career

Brett Favre

400

This QB could've altered the future of CFB had he made a potential FA decision. 

Drew Brees

500

This QB was one of the top 3 that went in 2004. This one however was not part of the location debacle.

Ben Roethlisberger

All Futures

100

In 1 season this QB has undeniable hall of fame potential after a 50 TD season in 2018

Patrick Mahomes

200

This QB has yet to miss a game in his NFL career and is second in the NFL all time in passer rating

Russell Wilson

300

This QB leads the NFL in all time TD/INT ratio

Aaron Rodgers

400

This QB has lead the NFL in interceptions multiple times. However, that's not what defined his career to this point

Eli Manning

500

This QB is perhaps the biggest underachiever of his time. For all the great numbers he puts up, has only made the conference championship one time due to poor ownership

Philip Rivers