Eli Manning
Despite his accomplishments, Eli Manning remains remarkably underappreciated in the pantheon of NFL quarterbacks. He has earned the distinction of being the most “clutch” quarterback in NFL Playoff history, as he has repeatedly risen to the occasion, guiding the Giants to victory when their success hinged on exceptional quarterback play.
Eli Manning
Drew Bledsoe
One could argue that Drew Bledsoe outperformed Dan Fouts, even winning the Super Bowl. This former New England Patriots quarterback is presently ranked 15th in career throwing yards, having compiled an incredible 44,611 yards over his 14-season NFL career. Bledsoe also crossed the 250-touchdown mark, placing 21st in that category. However, the considerable difference between his touchdown throws and interceptions distinguished him from Fouts. Bledsoe tossed 251 touchdowns while only allowing 206 interceptions. If he hadn’t been replaced by Tom Brady, Bledsoe’s standing as an NFL legend would have been even more famous.
Drew Bledsoe
