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[The Answer]

If it came down to it, on the last drive of the game. Down 3, I would take Jake over any quarterback in the NFL.

Just sayin.

[CharlotteBeer.com]

Jake, Brady, and both Mannings are fairly clutch in those situations.

[Chaos]

Exactly why we are the cardiac cats. It just isn't Jake's kind of game if it isn't close at the end.

[PantherBrew]

agreed.

[Liminy]

word.

[tarheelpride]

Brady would be first, Manning Second, Delhomme third

no knock on Jake, but i think Brady and Manning is more clutch

[Brooklyn Bully]

Brady and Peyton over Jake, but nobody else in front of him that's for sure.

[AKPantherFan]

WHO HAS THE MOST 4th quarter come from behind wins?

I think its Jake, and I thin he operates at his best then.

[Packersfan]

Wasnt it you guys the beat the Chargers the first game of the year with a td on the final play or was that that saints?

[blackandgold10]

Is this thread serious? Sometimes I can't tell with you guys. So you would take Jake over Manning, Brady, Warner, Farve, Romo, Brees and others? Wow interesting. You do know that Jake is not in the top 5 QB's this year for 4th quarter QB rating right? Now if you were asking which receiver I would take in that situation or which receiver would go up and catch a lame duck pass in double coverage I would say Steve Smith. Heck he did it twice last week. 2 balls that should have been clearly intercepted. That guy is amazing!

[tarheelpride]

out of all seriousness, if it won't for ricky prohel and steve smith, we wouldn't even be having this conversation

maybe we need to talk about clutch receivers in that case

[Kevin Greene]

You also have to have a Steve Smith, or even a Ricky Proehl to throw to.

[Brooklyn Bully]

WHO HAS THE MOST 4th quarter come from behind wins?

I think its Jake, and I thin he operates at his best then.

I doubt the Colts and Pats have NEEDED to come from behind. But if they ever did, I'm sure they'd be just as good as Jake, as they are much better QBs.

[Kevin Greene]

Apparently tarheelpride beat my post.