I think right now Mahomes and Allen have the two strongest arms in the league out of the starters, not sure if one throws a harder fastball than the other.
I think right now Mahomes and Allen have the two strongest arms in the league out of the starters, not sure if one throws a harder fastball than the other.
I think right now Mahomes and Allen have the two strongest arms in the league out of the starters, not sure if one throws a harder fastball than the other.
Not sure Mahomes throws harder than Rodgers.
Rodgers is the best pure passer I've ever seen. He's also a genius scanning the field and making good decisions. I would give my left nut to have him sniffing Gates' balls and ass on Sunday's.
see the "Elway Cross" story to give you an idea how hard he threw... Elway - ( New Window )
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I attended Phillipsburg High School in Phillipsburg, NJ. About a decade before I graduated, we had Jim Clymer, an all-state TE, who attended Stanford and played with Elway.
I have met Jim a few times and talked with him about playing with Elway. He's the one who told me about the "Elway Cross" and how he learned very quickly to catch Elway passes with his hands instead of the body.
Bradshaw had a nice arm but seriously it wasn't better than Marino, Mahomes, Rodgers, Allen or Stafford
Better? Different question.
well.. not in their class, I would say.
Different game. Stop changing the question.
Simple correct answer- Bradshaw threw a harder fastball than Allen. Elway too.
No he didn't. I watched his whole career. Excellent arm on that guy but no way did he throw a fastball like Allen or Elway, or Rodgers, or Mahomes or Herbert for that matter.
Bradshaw might have had the best arm of that era and it got much better. He was a totally different QB 78-79 than he was 74-75. His arm got a lot better.
Bradshaw might have had the best arm of that era and it got much better. He was a totally different QB 78-79 than he was 74-75. His arm got a lot better.
Ok, fine, my opinion stays same.
Rhett Bomar , draft class 2009, could throw a ball through a brick
Has an arm like Josh Allen. The zip on his throws is ridiculous and no mahomes is not in the same class. With that said, just because you have an insane arm that does not make you the better qb..but talking pure arm strength?I think Josh Allen is clearly above all others in the league right now.
I think right now Mahomes and Allen have the two strongest arms in the league out of the starters, not sure if one throws a harder fastball than the other.
I think right now Mahomes and Allen have the two strongest arms in the league out of the starters, not sure if one throws a harder fastball than the other.
Not sure Mahomes throws harder than Rodgers.
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I think right now Mahomes and Allen have the two strongest arms in the league out of the starters, not sure if one throws a harder fastball than the other.
Not sure Mahomes throws harder than Rodgers.
Rodgers is the best pure passer I've ever seen. He's also a genius scanning the field and making good decisions. I would give my left nut to have him sniffing Gates' balls and ass on Sunday's.
That's a good call.
I'd also add Kerry Collins, but he had a ridiculously slow release.
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see the "Elway Cross" story to give you an idea how hard he threw... Elway - ( New Window )
Beat me to it...
I attended Phillipsburg High School in Phillipsburg, NJ. About a decade before I graduated, we had Jim Clymer, an all-state TE, who attended Stanford and played with Elway.
I have met Jim a few times and talked with him about playing with Elway. He's the one who told me about the "Elway Cross" and how he learned very quickly to catch Elway passes with his hands instead of the body.
But length and power there is nobody quite like him playing today.
As hard as you remember
Stafford might be the most underrated player in the league.
Bradshaw had a nice arm but seriously it wasn't better than Marino, Mahomes, Rodgers, Allen or Stafford
Yep,
...including the late Steelers QB Joe Gilliam...
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with best guns I have seen.
Bradshaw had a nice arm but seriously it wasn't better than Marino, Mahomes, Rodgers, Allen or Stafford
Better? Different question.
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with best guns I have seen.
Bradshaw had a nice arm but seriously it wasn't better than Marino, Mahomes, Rodgers, Allen or Stafford
Better? Different question.
well.. not in their class, I would say.
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with best guns I have seen.
Bradshaw had a nice arm but seriously it wasn't better than Marino, Mahomes, Rodgers, Allen or Stafford
Better? Different question.
well.. not in their class, I would say.
Different game. Stop changing the question.
Simple correct answer- Bradshaw threw a harder fastball than Allen. Elway too.
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with best guns I have seen.
Bradshaw had a nice arm but seriously it wasn't better than Marino, Mahomes, Rodgers, Allen or Stafford
Better? Different question.
well.. not in their class, I would say.
Different game. Stop changing the question.
Simple correct answer- Bradshaw threw a harder fastball than Allen. Elway too.
No he didn't. I watched his whole career. Excellent arm on that guy but no way did he throw a fastball like Allen or Elway, or Rodgers, or Mahomes or Herbert for that matter.
That's a deep cut, but yeah, Jurgensen really threw hard. And of course was a fine ancestor to our very own DJ in the rich history of Duke QB's.
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...including the late Steelers QB Joe Gilliam...
Yup
Ok, fine, my opinion stays same.
never saw a harder thrower
+1, that dude had a cannon.
Good call