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Rank the all-time Panther QBs


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By their contributions it isn't close.

Jake was our most successful and it isn't even close.

Collins had the second most success but had no heart.

Buerelein was our most talented quarterback.

Vinnie was the most knowledgeable.

Everyone else isn't worth ranking or didn't play enough to be ranked (like Moore who hasn't played a whole season).

and Vinnie did?

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and Vinnie did?

Played for 20 seasons, only a partial for us. His intelligence came from knowledge of the game. Moore hasn't been around long enough to have much awaremenss of our offense let alone what other folks are doing. Vinny played in several systems.

Your post is a total fail.

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Jake Delhomme #1

Steve Beuerlein #2

Matt Moore #3

Vinny Testaverde#4

Rodney Peete #5

ChrisWeinkie #6

Frank Reich #7

Good pick there, but I wouldn't put Moore as #3, since he never play a game as a full time starter. Same for Vinny too.

My list would go like this from the best at #1.

1.) Jake Delhomme

2.) Steve Beuerlein

3.) Kerry Collins (until he later collapse during the middle of his 3rd season here)

4.) Chris Weinkie

5.) Rodney Peete

6.) Frank Reich

I'm going by what I've seen on the field.

But what if Moore start to become our Derek Anderson?? That is quite homerism to put Moore as better than Jake, 'cause he never play a full season before as a starter. Wait until he play as starter here for few seasons before you start saying he is better than Jake or not. Moore may look better than Jake during Jake's last season here, but this thread is about all-time QB & Moore haven't got there yet. :P

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Good pick there, but I wouldn't put Moore as #3, since he never play a game as a full time starter. Same for Vinny too.

My list would go like this from the best at #1.

1.) Jake Delhomme

2.) Steve Beuerlein

3.) Kerry Collins (until he later collapse during the middle of his 3rd season here)

4.) Chris Weinkie

5.) Rodney Peete

6.) Frank Reich

But what if Moore start to become our Derek Anderson?? That is quite homerism to put Moore as better than Jake, 'cause he never play a full season before as a starter. Wait until he play as starter here for few seasons before you start saying he is better than Jake or not. Moore may look better than Jake during Jake's last season here, but this thread is about all-time QB & Moore haven't got there yet. :P

Likewise, every game Moore has started in he has played well. When Jake was in his 03/04 form he was damn good. His accuracy was probably top of the league, but his pocket presence and awareness has always been terrible. Jake will always be the 2 mins QB king imo but you could also make the case that the reason we had so many close games was because of him also. Particularly the 08 season.

Though I will say that Jake delivered the best QB season performance back in 2004 for a panthers QB, probably tied with Beurelien there. He rallied that squad and it was inspiring.

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Do you know who supposedly has talent? Jay Cutler.

Yeah but Beuerlein was our most talented and most skilled QB. It's not his fault that he didn't have a team around him like Jake has had (when I say team Im talking Offense and Defense). I bet if Jake started when Beuerlein did (98-00), Jake would'nt have as much success. But if Beuerlein started the many years Jake has (03-09), he would've had just as much if not more success. I judge on on the field play instead of emotional worth.

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I think it is absolutely hilarious that people are actually ranking Testeverde,....

I think its even more hilarious that people are actually ranking Moore. Im sure he will have his spot when he's done here . . . but ranking him now? Thats some funny chit mang.

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