Best Quarterback receiver team

Remember base this on personal taste, preferred teams ...take everything into account.Not just Superbowl wins. thats a team effort. We're just looking at QB/Receiver teams.

Im bias. Im a Dolphin fan and the Maino/Clayton team was devastating. 5084 yards passing, 48 TD's for Dan and 1389 yard receiving and 18 TD's for Mark Clayton.

Lets see reasons for you picks guys.

Montana and Rice man.

The regular-season career leader is Marino-Clayton with 65. Unitas and Berry of the Baltimore Colts collaborated for 63.

But Montana and Rice have 55 in only SIX SEASONS !! (plus 12 in 10 post-season games). Rice's 12 shares the post-season record for touchdown receptions.

For the time that they were together, no tandem was more devastating.

Ovich wrote:Montana and Rice man.

Hard to dispute...I mostly agree with you (except that I think Rice is a prick...)

Ovich wrote:The regular-season career leader is Marino-Clayton with 65. Unitas and Berry of the Baltimore Colts collaborated for 63.

I thought Manning and Harrison passed them recently...

Ovich wrote:But Montana and Rice have 55 in only SIX SEASONS !! (plus 12 in 10 post-season games). Rice's 12 shares the post-season record for touchdown receptions.

Again...anyone but Rice...

Ovich wrote:For the time that they were together, no tandem was more devastating.

They did have Taylor to help Rice get open!

And an over all super star team. Quarterback to Quarterback Marino was better. Montana has the Superbowls because he had a complete team. Marino lacked a good runningback to support him throughout his career. Marino had one year with a 1000+ rusher in his 17 years, Abdul-Jabar in 1996. Montana had Roger Craig from1984-1989...where he won 3 Superbowls in 1984,1988 and 1989. You cant win the big one without a running game.

rokassan wrote:And an over all super star team. Quarterback to Quarterback Marino was better. Montana has the Superbowls because he had a complete team. Marino lacked a good runningback to support him throughout his career. Marino had one year with a 1000+ rusher in his 17 years, Abdul-Jabar in 1996. Montana had Roger Craig from1984-1989...where he won 3 Superbowls in 1984,1988 and 1989. You cant win the big one without a running game.

Ahh...don't be bitter, Bill...Wasn't Abdul-Jabar a basketball player???

Ovich wrote:Montana and Rice man.

The regular-season career leader is Marino-Clayton with 65. Unitas and Berry of the Baltimore Colts collaborated for 63.

But Montana and Rice have 55 in only SIX SEASONS !! (plus 12 in 10 post-season games). Rice's 12 shares the post-season record for touchdown receptions.

For the time that they were together, no tandem was more devastating.

Marino and Clayton were together from 1984-1992.

He was a running back for the Fish from 1996-1998.

rokassan wrote:He was a running back for the Fish from 1996-1998.

I know...I was just giving you a hard time...hard to remember the Dolphins runners...really not been much to talk about since Czonka's time...

lordfairfax2001 wrote:

rokassan wrote:He was a running back for the Fish from 1996-1998.

I know...I was just giving you a hard time...hard to remember the Dolphins runners...really not been much to talk about since Czonka's time...

True. Ricky had 1800 yards rushing in 2002. Too bad had wanted to smoke weed instead of being a Hall of Fame running back and a millionaire. Fucking moron.

In 2 more seasons, which is what Clayton had, Rice could have easly had 75 touchdowns.

yup. rice montana, in my opinion. indisputable.

What about Unitas/Berry??? Now that's old school!