Which great NFL QB would you rather spend time with?

Roethlisberger and Favre are on my speed dial for when I'm feeling a guy's night out with the ladies.

Man the things people think up when theres a bye

There is only 1 answer:  BART STARR

Angela Rypien.  The Legends Football League.  Number 11. 

Why isn't Brian Brohm on the list? 

Leave it to you not to understand what great means. 

THIS!

Johnny Football........just bring bail money

Starr, Bert Jones, Dan Fouts, Ken Stabler, Jim Kelly.

If they're all busy I'd tail Cutler just to see what the eff he does on an off day.

Appletinis.  All day long.

I'd love to share a Sam Adams or two with Mark Sanchez. 

Sydney Freedman finds that interesting.

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Leave it to you not to understand what great means.

Leave it to you not to understand what humor is.

Most of what you post is not humor. 

If "real" Bert was the kind of guy we'd like to imagine him being, he could be fun to spend an afternoon fishing, adult beverages in moderation, telling war stories, and so forth.

Otherwise, it would be hard to tell when he is being disingenuous.

 

Roethlisberger used to ride motorcycles; if he still did or could, I'd be up for ripping some mountain roads.

 

I think ARod would be cool to hang with; he seems easy-going enough and has a great sense of humor.

 

 

 

It is for me.

Cutlers off day? you only need to watch him on Sundays for that..

Todd Marinovich.

Bart Starr

Of the guys listed above, it would be Peyton Manning. 

 

If Favre had truly been what he had been portrayed pre-2008, it would have been him hands down.  Unfortunately, his image was a bit of a sham.  He wanted everyone to think he was "just one of the guys" who just happened to be really good at football.  But out of all of those guys he may have been the most arrogant other than Roethlisberger.

Today, I think being a bit narcissistic is a requirement (or a byproduct) to play pro sports, and even more so a pro QB.

I would think the Peyton Manning Fathead would be about as interesting as actually meeting Peyton Manning.

I think Favre's a Bill Clinton kind of guy. He'd be fun to hang around with and shoot the breeze, you just wouldn't want him married to or dating your sister (or daughter depending on your age).

 

I agree with several others - hands down Bart Starr is the guy I'd pick. If you had to go with a non-Packer, I'd probably say Joe Montana.

Aaron Rodgers

Russell Wilson

 

Would have a tough time believing anything TOG would say

I think if you could go back in time Dandy Don would show you a crazy night.

Kathie Lee Gifford tells the story of Frank calling his buddy Meredith to tell him the news that Kathie was pregnant. Meredith responds with "Don't worry Frank, we'll get that SOB".

What's funnier is you heard Kathie Lee Gifford talking long enough to complete a story without jamming knitting needles into your ears.

It would depend on my mood.  If I wanted a day hunting, fishing, and drinking beer I would go with Bert. 

If I wanted to have dinner and to hear stories it would be Bart Starr.

If I could trade places for a day?  I may have to go with Tom Brady just to see his wife get out of the shower.

There's so many old-timers that I'd love to talk to more than anyone on that current list.  Guys like Starr, Staubach, Stabler, Namath, Bradshaw, Unitas (if he were still around), would all have some pretty incredible stories.  Dan Fouts is another guy who I think would have been pretty cool and interesting. 

I have already spent some time with Russell Wilson. Nice guy, but we don't have a lot in common. Expand your list to cover Joe Namath and we have a candidate.

 

 

...and Dandy Don.

(non-QB) Paul Hornung & Max McGee

I've heard that Sonny Jurgensen is a pretty cool guy with great stories so he might be second to Bart.

Favre without question.

Sonny is terrific. Adores Vince as much as any of the Lombardi Packers. Was the best radio analyst for the Redskins for many years, a great partnership with Sam Huff in that capacity. (My favorite radio part besides his stories and wonderful demeanor was his unerring ability to predict play calls pre-snap. He's lost a tad off his fastball but unfortunately Snydercorp is phasing him on out air for Chris Cooley, former Wash TE who talks over Sonny all the time).

 

Sonny is still the King in DC.