Who's the Best QB by Round in NFL Draft History?
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Who's the best quarterback in each of the seven round of the NFL draft's history?
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Your channel is a complete joke.... Brees>QB with the most career interceptions. And screw your stupid Manscape product
Brees not winning an MVP is one of the biggest jokes in NFL history.
His problem was playing the heart of his career with Manning and Brady. There was just someone better any given year.
@@jerryh1895 And Rodgers. Honestly that entire decade has amazing QB’s. Brady, Mannings(plural), Rodgers, Brees, and Big Ben, and I think I’m missing a few.
@@michaelterrell5061 Rivers, maybe Matt Ryan, and a few others. I think you can take out Eli because he never was all pro and never got an MVP vote
@@jerryh1895 facts bro the era was stacked and tough and that’s without other positions too on top of it
@@michaelterrell5061 not to mention he played against favre as well albeit it was viking favre
Speaking of Matt Cassel, it’s pretty crazy that he didn’t start a single game at QB in college. He had one lone start at h-back.
He was also drafted in baseball, having barely played baseball.
@@tylerbridges1330I mean that happens fairly often. There’s like a billion rounds
Fast Willie Parker almost won a SB MVP and never started in college.
@@pigskin1287 yes, but to be drafted by both the NFL and MLB having hardly played either sport does not happen lol
I learned something new today. Thank you
Warren Moon also went undrafted, had a HOF career in the CFL, came back to the NFL & had a HOF career in the NFL too. If you count his CFL stats he’d still be 5th all time in career passing yards. He’s also worth a mention
Dude played forever too
Off top. Warren Moon was a beast.
CFL had only 3 downs too
You can’t count CFL stats man cmon now, especially with someone as talented as him. Ofc he’s going to have crazy stats in the CFL he was playing teams that had the skill level half as good as a regular nfl player. You just can’t use his numbers from there it’s not an accurate representation of what numbers he might’ve had in the nfl
@@alecjoncas7764 he’s still top 10 All time in career passing yards there you happy? I just pointed out how long he was able to play at a high level despite never being drafted, but you wanna be so Pedantic & miss the entire point of the comment. This undrafted QB was a Hall of Famer in 2 professional football leagues. Literally Nobody else at anywhere can say that.
Kurt Warner being the ending made my day, his career is the best story in NFL history. Don't think I'll ever be as disappointed by a SB loss as the Cardinals losing to the Steelers in 08, and the Cardinals aren't even my team.
Agreed 100%
Shitsburg was gifted that superbowl
@@brentvance3958 may you explain why the Steelers were gifted the 08 Super Bowl. Just wondering
@@colefelton I remember watching that game and I questioned several of the call that went Pitt's way. That could be what Brent was talking about. Besides the ones I don't remember (like no calls ect...); the pick 6 at halftime (I thought he was downed before the end zone) and the final drive (damned if I can't remember what it was... maybe out of bounds on the TD or a play before?); it just seemed like the Refs had a team they wanted to win.
@@philliplarose8570 i might watch some highlights of the game to gather my own opinion, specifically on ref calls. I’ll get back to you on that. As a Steeler fan, I really want to disagree, but it’s only fair that I do my own research
The reason Roger Staubach fell so far is that being a Naval Academy graduate and had to serve three years before he was eligible to step onto an NFL field. But that’s probably a story for another video.
Exactly but it would have been nice if they had added an asterisk explaining the Naval Academy next to his name when it said 10th round pick.
He was also a Vietnam vet.
His pick would fall in the third or fourth round today. More teams.
It was FIVE years that he had to serve as a Naval officer. He was a rookie at age 27.
@@jsivco3sivco785 The military will now wave that commitment for certain soldiers who are pro draft eligible.
Brock Purdy was the most perfect draft pick as Mr. Irrelevant especially because he established the 49ers as the hottest and most legitimate playoff contender when he took over for the injured Jimmy G!
Not to piss on your parade but the 49s Oline made 3 QBs look like god's....let's see him on a different team.
Exactly like love cock Brock but I wanna see him on not a super star studded team
@@seanbailey8545 trey lance looked mid at best
@@seanbailey8545 it was honestly the addition of cmc that took the niners offense from good to almost unstoppable regardless of qb
@Lac with an nfl level qb then* any qb who is atleast a backup level
One of my favorite Warner stories came out when fellow undrafted QB Jake Delhomme became the Panthers starter. When he was playing in Europe on the same team as Warner, Delhomme called home wondering if he’d ever get a shot because “this Warner guy starting ahead of me is pretty good”
Speaking of Ryan Fitzpatrick, a video on the best players to never make it (or play) in the playoffs would be interesting, it'd probably be short. Or structure it like, "Best player to never make it to the Super Bowl", "Best player to never make it to the conference championship" etc.
Brandon Marshall would have to be on there!
I'd like that video
I can think of two Lions players to make parts of that list.
Joe Thomas would easily top that list.
Takeo Spikes has never been to the playoffs despite being a stud linebacker for a decade.
Brees over favre imo more tds more yards and less ints higher completion percentage higher qbr most 5000 yard seasons by far and the only reason he didn’t get mvps is cause he played during the Rodgers Brady era
Agreed. Brees was far more efficient and honestly just had bad luck as far as MVPs goes. He had multiple seasons that were MVP worthy but someone else always had just a slightly better season.
If Brees played as long as Brady he would've beaten all the passing records again even more than Brady.
@@Pizan1111brees had all the passing records right when he retired brady passed him because brees couldnt hold them
Brees also helped the people in New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina hit, and he specifically helped with the clean up.
@@Pizan1111 same goes with Tom having missed his first season and another due to injury aka 32-40 missed games or marriage situation he only played 1 more season starting 21 seasons while having 9K more yards and having 80 more TDS a single more starting season at 44-45 Brees was never really close to Tom as he broke apart and was gonna keep going down in value 20 years and not 1 MVP had 1 1ST Team All Pro in 20 years if he did play as long not as much success so it’s bit empty Hell if Peyton played as long as Brees he’d be 2nd that’s what 3-4 more years TLDR same goes with Tom or Peyton tbh ngl
KTO and Flemlo never disappoint
Yew. So stoked to see my man Fitzpatrick to be part of this elite list.
And love that you included Warner. That music at the end as he won the SB gave me chills
This is a great video format, man, do more positions!
Thanks! Will do!
Great idea for a video, and well executed, as usual.
6th round: Least shocking reveal ever. 😂
Man, the tiers are amazing. I like how whole teams get their own tiers sometimes, and some of the individuals are just perfect
I think the best journeyman quarterback is Vinny Testaverde. The dude is #16 all time in Passing Yards and was basically a backup or fill-in his whole career
Yeah, and he also had a 90-123 record and threw as many interceptions as he did touchdowns. I think he even threw 35 in one season once. He did play for a long time and for a lot of teams though. He just wasn’t all that great.
Problem with that is he was a #1 overall pick so becoming a journeyman immediately labels him as a bust. Granted Tampa of the 80s could ruin any QB and he was a completely different player once he got out of there but still. Fitzpatrick was drafted 6th to last so there was zero expectation for him to even make a team let alone have the career he had.
I was thinking of Vinny teammate in Tampa Bay Steve DeBerg. He was drafted in the 10th round and switched teams 8 times playing till his mid 40's.
It's weird when you realize after Kurt Warner did it in 1999, it would take 23 years before another quarterback would win league MVP and a Super Bowl in the same year. You'd kind of assume it would've happened at least one other time between Peyton and Brady.
Brees should’ve done it in 2009
Can we maybe do a video of you going through how every franchise started and doing a case study of the most successful methods to build a team from scratch
This is why you have to take a players career in the context of everything but data.
Data can't tell you what the league was at that time.
Data can't tell you the theme that the league was governed by at that time.
Data is just that numbers.
Numbers can lie or form an opinion when being compared to the new or old style of play in sports.
Good video and informative.
Keep'em coming! ✊🏾
That last clip of Kurt Warner hits hard when your a Titans fan
It always gets me when the ending music drops. Can't imagine how it would make you feel seeing your team get torched by a Barnstormer.
Whoohooo!!! Always love your videos, remember alllll the way back to episode 2 and now here we are! Amazing content as always man
Really well put together video. That was super fun to watch! Great work @KTO!
Awesome breakdown KTO it’s crazy how the 6th round seems to be the best for day 3 QBs
Kurt Warner's '99 season was out of nowhere but Steve Beuerlein's '99 season is super bizarre in retrospect. He was the second best quarterback in the league that year. The late 90s - Early 00s QB scene was mad volatile.
Shocked the hell out of me!
Bro please do a video on the 68-69 afl-nfl kansas city chiefs or do a entire video on Robert the tank Holmes he was a running back before his time at 5,9 220 pounds he was like a unheard of Derrick Henry idk how no one has talked about him he was one of the top rookies he played in multiple pro bowls has won a Super Bowl was one of the top rushers of his time played on multiple teams in the afl/nfl aswell as the cfl he got way over shadowed by Otis Taylor and Len Dawson please be the first person to shed some light on this beast of a running back that is highly underrated
Loved the concept of this one. Hope to see other positions in future videos
This was a fun one to watch. Thanks KTO!
Mark Brunells Dad was one of my substitute teachers in High School! We all called him Mr. Brunell. He used to tell us stories about how crazy it was to be in the tunnel when Tracy Porter picked off Manning in the Super-Bowl when Mark Brunell was a backup with the Saints! Best substitute teacher ever! 🔥🏈
Always love the vids man! Keep up the grind! Couldn’t click on the vid faster!🔥
Life long fan and current ISU student, sad to see him get hurt, but he’ll come back roaring. Overall so happy for Brock can’t wait to see what he does next season!
Really cool video. Would love to see ‘best x by round’ for other positions, and maybe one day best of each round across the league including all positions
And here we are... Brock Purdy is in the Superbowl
As always, great video! Would love to see this with WRs.
If Brock Purdy keeps playing like he did this past season, he’s gonna be the 7th round goat
Only 7th rounder to win a playoff game
I truly think one of those MVPs Peyton has, should’ve been Drew’s. I’m a Saints fan so I’m bias obviously lol.
Also, the 2019 NFC championship game robbed Drew of a chance for a SuperBowl appearance and maybe even a win. Before people say he threw an Int in overtime, go back and look at the hit on Drew, hands to the face that wasn’t called. There is a picture of it too, if you don’t believe me.
Saints vs Vikings in the 2009 championship game had Drew play much better than Farve too. I think Brett was obviously a great QB, but I’m taking Drew on the “Goat” second round QB.
Even if you argue Brees should maybe have 1 MVP, Farve had 3 in a row.
@@NeverSober8008look at Favre’s competition compared to Brees’. Brees played a majority of his career with 3 top 10 QBs of all time (all of which are in most people’s top 5 all time). He also didn’t compete against guys that had all time great seasons such as LT in 2006, Rodgers in 2011, and Mahomes in 2018 during his 3 MVP years. He didn’t compete with NFL love children Manning and Brady for most or all of his prime (and the years he did play alongside them, he never even came close to another MVP). Brees is truly unlucky in that regard. Favre did play with some all time greats, but they were all in their early to mid 30s or later and on the tail end of their careers when he started his MVP tear.
@@clark250149ers/Cowboys were juggernauts, and Barry Sanders/Terrell Davis were running around during his best years.
This is one of the best RUclips videos I have ever seen. Great job.
Gosh these videos are so fun! Great job KTO. One of the few RUclipsr channels that I watch all the way through and don't skip anything.
You’d have to be crazy to think Farve is over Brees in any all-time lists
Huh.. Brett Favre was better for longer in terms.of health . Favre won more games and lost less . It's close but I'd take Favre overall because you can put Favre on any team or system and he'd be successful. I don't know about Brees . Favre arm was also superior .
@@tacotom3492 idk if Favre would be that good today. He takes way too many risks. He has the record for most INTs for a reason
If KTO didn't put him above Brees, Favre would probably sue him...
And the fact that people agree is baffling to me
4th Round is Joe Thiesman, if he would have been able to continue, he was awesome to watch. His Pocket presence is what got him in the end. This is also an Era where scrambling was a "Bad" thing for a QB as it meant you were afraid to take a hit. I was and never have been a Skins fan, I have two teams that seem to always screw it up, The Dolphins and The Browns.
skins fan here and maybe its biased but thiesman is in the clear for 4th round, im glad another team fan agrees
Definitely
Purdy is making the 7th round pick look like a value steal. By voting alone, he has already secured a Pro Bowl nod for 2023 season. Might even win an MVP if he plays well against the Raven in the December 25, 2023 game.
Oh well
Fun Fact: The play at the start of this video, Montana to Rice against the Eagles, I saw live and from this angle. My dad had season tix 8 rows up in the 200 level in the endzone just to the left of the goalpost.
Thank you for explaining the difference between Probowl and All-Pro. I've been a football fan since 2008 and SOMEHOW I honest-to-God thought those distinctions were one and the same until now.
(I'll.... let you judge what that says about me...)
Rounds 3 and 6 can't be easier to judge. I'd give Round 2 to Brees, giving it to anyone else feels like extending a meme at this point. Poor guy NEVER gets the MVP nod. As a Raiders fan I *HOPE* Peyton Manning stays the king of Round 1 for a little while longer ^^'
And I don't think there's a better way of showing what a massive diamond in the rough Touchdown Tom is than by saying Mark Brunell is the Round 5 GOAT by a *huge* margin, and Touchdown Tom was Round 6.
I know I have a Bears bias, but Favre was more a gunslinger as a QB, and the INTs alone were enough to hurt him, IMHO.
@@PapaVanTwee5 Favre won more games than Brees as a starter and lost less.. also far superior arm . Never injured
@@tacotom3492 one played for the most prestigious team in the league while the other played for a laughing stock. There's no argument to be had
Yeah pro bowl is popularity and all pro is actually good
What about the supplemental drafts?
Steve Young?
seeing the thing about Purdy being out most of the 2023 season made me realize most people werent expecting him go play like a god the whole season
Just sharing a neat lesson my uncle taught me. He was on the scouting team for the Houston Oilers and loved players like Brady. He always liked reminders that sometimes the numbers and rankings don't matter when someones passion and drive takes over and let's them accomplish more than they ever were told was possible. It kept sports enjoyable and when his job was turning people into numbers examples like that turned the numbers back into people. He used this as a lesson to never let other people or even your past limit your future. It's corny, I know, but it stuck with me and I'm just sharing something positive. Have a good day.
Brees never getting an mvp is criminal. He should have gotten it both the year Cam and Matt Ryan got it.
Maybe the Ryan year but Cam was absolutely the 2015 MVP. Those Panthers went 15-1 and decisively won their NFC playoff games. They had a good offense but no one was more valuable than Cam. He had 45 total tds to 14 total turnovers and consistently came up big for them that season. Nothing against Brees' 2015 season but you can't say Cam did not deserve that MVP.
15-1 is always a very impressive feat for any QB but with teams like the 85 Bears or 98 Vikings, there is always some game-breaking feature to their team but Cam pulled that team to 15-1 so I can't see a player that had more value to their team that season than Cam.
Charlie Whitehurst “Clipboard Jesus” 😂
Nathan Peterman baby
I'd honestly say Ryan Fitzpatrick is a HOFer. Obviously not based on stats, but on his impact on NFL history
Amazing video KTO!
farve over brees is insane
Having Brad Johnson’s card represent the 9th round instead of Johnny Unitas is criminal
That is on par with the Steelers cutting Unitas at the end of training camp, saying he lacked the speed and intelligence to be a starting quarterback.
Four years later, Unitas had led the Baltimore Colts to two straight championships, and the Steelers were still in the NFL's cellar.
Great video. Never would have thought of it!
great stuff - cant wait for the update in a couple of years
Love your stuff KTO. Keep it up!
We all know the best 6th round draft pick
Mark Rypien, who else?
tyrod taylor 🐐
Bernard
No shit 🤡
Purdy?
Great video, from beginning to end.
you have the best outros of all time that song is a certified banger
Would love to see a video of players that overcame injuries or illness and how they produced afterwards. Example being Trey Smith of KC or Eric Berry.
Insane how KTO and Flemlo DO NOT MISS
Love this series!!! Please keep it going!!!
KTO uploads = immediate banger
Man, Romo didn't even get a mention as an undrafted FA. It's okay though because he's the broadcasting GOAT.
Sean McDonough
Favre over Brees? Wow, well I respect your take and how you explained it.
Brees to me would’ve got that. Additionally he also got snubbed for at least one MVP (I forgot the year)
It was 2009. Beat Manning in efficiency stats with arguably less help target wise (the same argument they used to give Rodgers the MVP over Brees 2 seasons later) and similar O-line play. Brees’ run game was better, the Colts defense was slightly better. Basically an even playing field, or one slightly in Manning’s favor and Brees beat him in completion percentage, TD percentage, interception percentage, and YPA and still got blown out in MVP voting.
I wish we could truly quantify a QBs help. Good Offensive Lines help create more opportunities for QBs to throw from a clean pocket or a longer time to throw. A good Runningback helps a QB keep a defense more honest. Good Wide Receivers help with good routes, throw timing, route improv., and spectacular catches that saves a bad throw at times. Last, but not least, a good defense keeps the score lower (most times) and get a QB more drives or opportunities to score more. A bonus would be a great field goal kicker as well as a good return game in special teams. There are so many factors that can help an average QB look good as well as a great QB looking bad!
A good example would be if Patrick Mahomes would have been drafted by the Bears (only team to never have a QB throw 4,000 yds. in a season). Would he be the guy we know today?
Love your video, man
I think Purdy is the best 7th round pick now
Thank you for picking Peyton Manning in the first round. I still believe if he was fully healthy his entire career, he'd be up there with Brady and Montana in the GOAT debate. I've never seen a more cerebral QB play the game of football.
I personally, and I've seen others say the same thing, think he edges out Montana as #2 in the GOAT debate. I mean, I think anyone who argues against Tom Brady at this point is just arguing for the sake of it, but I'd take Manning over Montana as #2.
@@einherjar9364 That's a tough one. Montana is too clutch and has 4 SB rings. That said, I never got to watch him play, so it's hard for me to argue for him otherwise. On the other hand, I practically grew up with Peyton Manning.
His health was only a problem in 2011 and 2015, and he won a Superbowl in 2015 anyway, the thing that would have propelled him to a more successful career would be not being tied to a franchise as dysfunctional as Indianapolis for so long.
What really hurts Manning is that he gets the yips in the playoffs.
Shoutout to undrafted Dave Krieg from now defunct Milton College. Nineteen years in the NFL with pro bowls and playoff wins. The seven sack Derrick Thomas game alone deserves a 30 for 30. The man definitely deserves an honorable mention IMHO.
DT had him in his grasp for sack number 8 but he escaped and threw the game-winning TD. With how pass heavy the NFL is in this day and age, it is shocking no one has at least tied it. Seattle's starting LT from that game is the Chiefs OL coach.
Can't wait to see more of these videos come out
Isaac Bruce is one of the most underrated receivers of all time
I hate to break this to you, because it ruins the video and now you have to start from scratch, but…you forgot to mention Blaine Gabbert
You should make a video like this for RBs and WR too. Great content.
Another KTO BANGER
Kto always uploads bangers bc he’s a livening W
Romo didn't do too bad for someone who went undrafted
You know your ball kto! Always love your videos
Brother, drew is by far the 2nd round goat. There were so many years drew was snubbed from MVP. He is the GOAT of statistics, and i would bet my left nut that if the no call against the rams went the other way drew wouldve had a second ring and most likely mvp.
If you count Otto Graham's AAFC accomplishments I'd take him over Peyton, 7 rings and 10 appearances in 10 years and to this day still holds the career YPA record.
Rip, Drew continues to be #2 at everything.
I still wouldn’t consider Favre above him. Favre had some very high highs. But he also had some bottom of the barrel lows. I wouldn’t take Favre’s volatile like career over Brees’ consistency for nearly a decade and a half where he was one of the few bright spots on his team for 5-6 total seasons and still performed MVP level worthy in most of them.
Incredible video, as always
Great video! 😊
Rich Gannon brought me my original love of football, I watched the 01’ raiders and loved his 3/4 release, he was such a beast bro, probably my favorite player ever other than Joe Flacco
Farve over brees is the most faded shit i have ever seen
Great vid dude
I was disappointed you didn't say more about Bart Starr. 5 NFL championships, Hall of fame, 2 Super Bowls.
If I’m taking any qb in their prime im taking Bree’s lmao he was way better than farve😂😂
Would've been cool to hear about Tony Romo as a great undrafted guy as well!
Yeah that's kind of a big oversight. Warren Moon too.
an I idea that never occurred to me, what a creative video, dude! love it!
Glad you liked it!
Love your vids bro
Warner the best undrafted?
It was an easy guess
The real guess was would KTO care enough to extend the list up to the unofficial 8th round
Excellent video. Kudos for including Bart Starr, drafted in the 17 round and who won 5 NFL Championships and two Super Bowl victories. I still would have liked to have looked at players like Johnny Unitas - who for a long time was considered the GOAT and drafted in the 9th round and never mentioned. There is also Wade Wilson, drafted in the 8th round who brought the Vikings to the NFC Championship game and played 17 years.
Deadpool?
I was in St. Louis when Kurt beat Brett, although Brett threw 6ints. And I was in Arizona when he beat Aaron in one of the best OT games. So Green Bay inadvertently signed the guy that would come back to haunt them.....twice.
Edelman was a QB in college and he could be an honorable mention for the 7th round
Romo's career rating is 95.8, good enough for fifth in league history. He's ahead of players like Tom Brady, Drew Brees, Kurt Warner and Joe Montana. Leads cowboys in many stats, has 30 game winning drives i think tying aaron rodgers and was a 4 time pro bowler. He gets over looked and mocked a lot, but if it wasnt for kurt he would be a damn close number 1 undrafted. Think he deserves at least a mention
Probably 3rd best ever behind Warner and Moon
@@tonybaloney5922 moon was undrafted?!
@@vexienroe Yup hard to believe isn't it
I'm just gonna say this about Drew Brees and Brett Favre: Brees didn't throw a pick across his body and across the field when his team was at New Orleans's 35 yard-line with 6 seconds on the clock in a tied ball game.
You forgot Johnny Unitas! 🏈
He was a 1955 9th Rounder (Pick #102) by the Pittsburgh Steelers.
For the video to be legitimate, it has to include Unitas.
Brees losing to Favre is crazy. 5 5000 yards seasons. He has less MVPs because he has better competition.
I miss Drew in the league. Still a Charger in my mind and first ballot HOF QB without a doubt.
chillz everytime that beat drops
Missed your vid’s man