#5 Otto Graham | NFL Films | Top 10 Quarterbacks of All Time

Otto Graham comes in at number 5 on the countdown of the best quarterbacks of all time.
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[@CaspyWaspy]

People discredit him because his championships weren't called Super Bowls.

[@victorcarneiro574]

God he wasn't the best player in his own team, neither the most important. Remember Jim Brown?

[@bulldogsbob]

He played before Jim Brown.

[@MichaelMurphy-kj3xf]

Otto Graham played in a league (not the NFL) with only 6-7 other teams for the first 4 years of his career. When he got to the NFL he actually threw more interceptions than TDs. He also played in a largely segregated era on a stacked team so no, Otto Graham is not on the same tier as Montana, Brady, Marino and Manning. The first 4 years in the AAFC they played lousy teams like the Miami Seahawks and the Los Angeles Dons. They only had a one game playoff. Period. He had Hall of Famer Marion Motley - the greatest fullback who ever lived - who AVERAGED 6 YARDS PER CARRY over his career (7 in the playoffs) and was the league's leading rusher. he also had Lou Groza (HOF) AND A NUMBER OF OTHER ALL-PROS ON OFFENSE. Oh yeah, and the #1 defense in the league for 10 STRAIGHT SEASONS!!!!!

[@JustNeedaBeerandPark]

Marino was better than Graham.

[@gostate009]

Michael Murphy everyone threw more ints than tds back then. It was unheard of to throw more tds than ints

[@bagelman2422]

“You’re only as good as good as your time and your peers and he dominated his era.” Such a true statement. The greatest players of all time are the people who dominated their eras the most as you can only be as good as the time you were born limits you with whatever knowledge, technology, training techniques, records, etc. that were present at the time. No other quarterback dominated their era like Otto Graham. People are always arguing who is the best quarterback of the current era whether its Tom Brady, Peyton Manning, Aaron Rodgers, Drew Brees but there is no argument over who was the best quarterback in Otto’s era as he was so much better than his competition which is why I think he’s the greatest.

[@ballhawk387]

Exacatically. I saw him mentioned on a list of the best QBs of all time, and upon seeing his stats for the era was thinking: "wow, I gotta check out some film of this guy". Upon seeing said film I'm even more impressed, as he looks so much better than his competition of the era it's ridiculous. Completely modern. A true football pioneer!

[@JoshuaZ.64]

Probably Bob Waterfield or Bobby Lane, but Graham was the best of his era, just like Brady today

[@DanielSong39]

@@JoshuaZ.64 Layne was no slouch either but Graham was the best

[@NobodyUR]

True I am if the believe Tom there no questions at #1 Otto and Joe coin flip Ill give it to Joe to not be a homer... Then you get info debatable areas after I hate to say it but Terry is not given enough credit do I'll tip my hat to him at 4 and let my fan take over at 5 and say Favre Then I'm going Unitas Peyton Brees Elway Marino Broadway Joe My list is INCREDIBLY bias but that's my list

[@EnDoubleJay3309]

Underappreciated.

[@CaptnCrunch247]

Truly!!

[@rbashraf9121]

Yeah. Honestly I knew who he was but i didn't know he was that good.

[@Anon-zl4ne]

The GOAT. 10 years, 10 Championship Games, 7 Champtionship wins. Also still hold the record for average yards gained per pass attempt at 9.0 yards. The guy actually threw the ball downfield in an era that wasn't catered to QBs and WRs. Otto would have had to spike the ball 200 times for an active QB to surpass his yards per attempt record.

[@nobodyaskedbut]

Graham is the GOAT and it's not close. He played 10 seasons and went to 10 straight title games and won SEVEN of them. He led his league in passer rating 5 times, yds passing 5x, Y/A 5x, TDP 3x, Int% 4x and comp.% 4x. Until last year he held the all-time record for rush TDs by a pro QB with 44. His all-time career record of Y/A is an incredible 9.0 (most coaches will tell you that's the most telling stat). He and his incomparable coach Paul Brown created the modern offense which is still used today as opposed to copying them which is what all others have done for the last 60 yrs. He played at the top level as a passer, ball-carrier, playmaker, leader and winner. One would be hard pressed to name another QB with that description.

[@matthewrichards7832]

nobodyaskedbut I say Jim Brown is the GOAT, but Otto is definitely the best quarterback of all time

[@nobodyaskedbut]

One (like me) can make a great case for JB being the greatest American athlete of all-time. When you take it all in consideration it's pretty much a toss-up for greatest in football between Otto & JB but I would give the edge to JB. There is a good case for one franchise, THE BROWNS, owning the greatest player, QB, RB and coach in pro football history.

[@ThePanda-MARS]

you missed a set of stats: 88 touchdowns, 94 interceptions... not a top ten by a long shot

[@klayfeller8766]

honorablecbm actually Otto Graham threw for 174 touchdowns and 135 interceptions.

[@MosesGBrown]

@@ThePanda-MARS. That was low for the era he played in.

[@castlefrank9693]

He's #60 as qb that's why he's the goat

[@matthewrichards7832]

Castle Frank He wore #60 because when he played, substitutions were limited, so he also played defensive back. In, I believe it was 1952, he was forced to change his number to #14.

[@berfunkle4588]

This guy showed what it meant to be a pro quarterback. For that reason alone he deserves to be #1.

[@epeon7]

It is difficult to say which quarterbacks are the greatest. The game has changed so much. The skillset required to win has changed. All you can say is that when he played, he got the Brown to the championship game every year. How else do you define greatness? After Otto retired, the Browns got Jim Brown (hands down the GOAT running back) and, yet, the same team could not win a championship. They only won in 1964 after Otto left.

[@TheSSUltimateGoku]

+David Norris Jim Brown's rookie year in 1957 they actually lost to Detroit Lions in NFL championship game aka Lions last championship win. Probably would've won it had Otto stay in the NFL.

[@NobodyUR]

Not difficult toms the greatest even as a die hard dawg.

[@user-zx8de8op9l]

My dad used to tell me how great a player he was, it also helped that my dad as well as myself, both graduated from the same high school as Otto Graham. He was a legend of Waukegan sports.

[@StFidjnr]

otto graham hold an nfl record that will never be broken

[@cobracmr4]

Yah that is literally unfeasible now of days

[@Tolandruth]

Have you heard of Tom Brady

[@andrewsmith3257]

@@Tolandruth they both have 7 championships. Although I think Brady is better when it comes to pure stats

[@HalloweenNight-cd8zn]

Otto Graham. THE GOAT QB! 7 Time NFL Champion with NO CHEATING !

[@brmillgr]

hate brady on every vid huh? Only losers hate winners

[@lomjjhthoroughbred7701]

HalloweenNight1978 Being hated is a badge of honor!

[@breonnafinister4041]

HalloweenNight1978 Uebdgsy

[@unsaltedsalt8208]

HalloweenNight1978 against 7 teams

[@matthewrichards7832]

brmillgr Patriots bandwagon. Otto Graham dominated his era. And like the video said, you’re only as good as your era. So what he only played with 7 other teams, that’s not his fault. Tom Baby isn’t the GOAT. He’s won 5 championships, Graham won 7. Also Graham’s career yards per attempt is way higher than Brady’s.

[@sammyvh11]

My dad always said until he died in 99 that the 49 Browns where the best team ever in any pro football league and he was a die hard Baltimore fan. Weeb Eubank took the Paul Brown offense to Baltimore. Hard to argue about Otto and Unitas being the best they had it much tougher than all these modern qbs.

[@elinovak3770]

Tom brady who! Otto grahm went 7 out of 10 championships the greatest quarterback of all-time the real goat

[@quintonwilson6781]

You know John Elway Brett Favre Dan Marino Tom Brady Joe Montana they're all great but we can't forget guys like Otto Graham and Sid Luckman and Sammy Baugh

[@beatlejim64]

Damn right....those were GREAT players! They played at a time..(1940's & 1950's)...when guy's didn't run out of bounds on every play to avoid getting hit...or catch a pass and drop to the ground because they're gonna be tackled!!! Johnny Unitas...Sammy Baugh...Sid Luckman...Bobby Layne...Y.A.Tittle...Bob Waterfield....Norm Van Brocklin...Bart Starr...REAL QB's!!!

[@nobodyaskedbut]

Keep in mind that during this era the defenders could do virtually anything to the receivers before the ball was in the air and the D could do everything and anything to the QB and teams like the Lions took full advantage of that against Graham. In addition, the ball was closer to a rugby ball than the one used today which, of course, made it more difficult to throw and catch.

[@charleslynching]

9.0 lifetime yards per attempt nobody's even close

[@ncjvideos]

Lightning Mcqueen blew a 3 track lead

[@kenp7814]

G.O.A.T. ?? Tom Brady 21 years to get 7 rings Bart Starr 15 years to get 7 rings Otto Graham 10 Years to get 7 rings

[@sirlordsoul]

Ugh. Factual error at 1:44. Paul Brown coached the Browns from 1946 to 1962, not "1952." Agreed on Otto Graham being on the list otherwise.

[@patrickolaughlin6027]

Paul Brown , the father of 2 NFL franchises. One of which is playing for the AFC Championship this weekend.

[@charleslynching]

Tyler Dunne " how is otto grahm number 5 on this list " I'll tell you why stupid because he has a lifetime yards per attempt of 9.0

[@PoppingCobble]

It was a compliment bud. He was saying he should be higher

[@charleslynching]

PatsFan5101 "to have him above Brett Farve is criminal "????????????? I think you need to work on your listening skills

[@StFidjnr]

after all he helped his team get to the Championship game 10 straight seasons

[@mortensen1961]

And winning seven of them. Three against the "superior" NFL teams.

[@richardadams4928]

If Dunne's life were dependent on a single game's outcome, he'd be INSANE to pick the erratic Favre over Automatic Otto. He really displays his IGNORANCE and bias here.

[@ballhawk387]

Definitely top 10, but I'd not have him down at 5. Automatic Otto was a 21st century QB in the mid 20th century, with good stats by modern standards, and still the most yards per pass, in an era of way different football when most QBs threw more INTs than TDs. As good a candidate for GOAT as any.

[@KayotikG]

How do you go from 10 to 5 😐

[@72RR446]

An 82.6% winning record

[@WatchEnthusiastic.]

Now this is a legend I get goosebumps when they bring him up

[@gutsdw]

People argued how the AAFC is so bad so it shouldn’t count. Remember; the AAFC was essentially the 1960-1961 AFL and had difficulties with the nfl. Even in the NFL, he was 3-3 *NEVER NOT MADE IT TO THE CHAMPIONSHIP* his 3 losses were to quite possibly the most stacked non 8+ HOF teams (Bobby Lanes Lions)

[@elinovak3770]

Great video Otto Graham

[@waynerembert3116]

Otto Graham has the highest winning percentage of any QB. His Y/A is among the highest. He played on 7 championship teams in 10 seasons.

[@nobodyaskedbut]

It's not among the highest, It IS THE HIGHEST at an incredible 9.0. That's a yard and a half higher than Brady's.

[@carrymemusic]

When a quarterback appears in 10 Super Bowls in a row, we can start talking about if he is a great as Otto Graham.

[@nobodyaskedbut]

How about just 5 straight and win at least 2 of them. That is Graham's worst winning 5 year stretch of his career. Oh, and be the best play maker and passer, too. Then there's the fact that he wouldn't have a chance to win the title if his team finished with the 4TH best W-L record in his conference which is what did happen in this past season.

[@zacharyadams3422]

This is frankly kinda dumb. Otto Graham absolutely did not play in Superbowls,it was a like 8 team league and there only a couple playoff games back then,frankly a much more fair comparison is just winning the championship game (the one that gets you into the Superbowl)and even that is probably more impressive as it just has a lot less asterisks. Frankly Patrick mahomes actually has a shot.

[@CoreyThinkin]

Amazing!

[@profr.smancera363]

To me he is number ONE.

[@RGsmokinthathunnitHMNdawgpound]

should be 2nd behind me

[@BlitzinLB27]

hopped up on dat crack/cocaine!

[@ExchantedGammerPro]

RG3 #smokinthat3 #10hunnit #H3!5M4N #dawgpound dude you post the stupidest comments

[@jwiese100]

Don’t forget he also won an NBA championship

[@NelothGaming]

I know nobody else thinks this but I legitimately think that Otto is the greatest player of all time that opinion will never change

[@martinsmith7407]

Nope

[@BuddhaLove77]

Why do you say this? I’m an Otto Graham fan buy the way and think Sam Darnold of the New York Jets reminds me of him.

[@Rase-iwnl-]

That’s Legendary what a beautiful time for football 😊😊😊🙏🙏🙏😇😇😇😇

[@shakeandjake_1]

Whether he had 14 or 60 on his back, he was #1 in life

[@atishkerketta6377]

Everybody thinks that today's quarterbacks are the GOATs but they forget that you would not be even here if the real OGs never played

[@jamesmcdonald7881]

This is the first time I've watched him play. I don't know if he's the best, but from what it looks like, he had a great touch and could easily excel in today's game.

[@nobodyaskedbut]

Otto Graham & Jim Brown are the only players in pro football history to accomplish all of the following during their careers: (1) Play in every scheduled game while leading their teams to a winning record in every season of their career AND (2) Averaged the equivalent (rush TD = 1 TD / TDP or TDR = 1/2 TD) of one TD per scheduled career game AND (3) Finished with career averages of over 8.0 pass Y/A at QB or over 5.0 rush Y/A at RB. These feats put them both head & shoulders above all other players in the history of pro football. In case you're wondering, Tom Brady did not match any of the 3 achievements and not even in his 1st ten seasons.

[@MichaelMurphy-kj3xf]

Meaningless machinations of a desperate person. Sorry. But someone needed to tell you the truth.

[@thewordnow]

The 3 NFL Championship games that Otto lost were by 1 point, 6 points and 7 points. Wow, just 14 points away from winning 10 NFL Championships in 10 years!

[@johnnytyler5685]

Not 10 "NFL" Championships. His...and the Browns'...first FOUR Championship wins were in the AAFC, a rival league to the NFL. That is the main reason he doesn't get as much credit for his accomplishments today as he otherwise would have. The AAFC existed for just four years and the Cleveland Browns with Otto as their QB won the AAFC Championship game in all four of those seasons. That level of domination is what got them accepted into the NFL in 1950. Most NFL teams thought of the Browns as a joke because they were coming from the "lesser" AAFC into the NFL. Well, the Browns with Otto as their QB WON the NFL Championship their first year in the NFL...1950. But they then made it to, and LOST, the next three NFL Championship games in 1951, 1952 and 1953 before finally winning the Championship again in 1954 and 1955, which was Otto's last year in the NFL. If Otto and the Browns had won even just ONE more of those Championship games from '51-'53, I think he'd be more highly respected.

[@thewordnow]

@@johnnytyler5685 Thank you. Very Interesting.

[@nobodyaskedbut]

What people today don't understand is that more teams and players is not better. In fact it's worse. More means watered down. Before expansion players like Graham performed in what would be called today an elite, all-star or champions league. There were far fewer poor players and teams. Almost all opponents were top echelon because there was fewer openings (and the rosters were smaller).

[@stevem7606]

Someone finally gets it. Additionally when the AAFC merged with the NFL a "special draft" was held which allowed existing NFL teams to pick over the AAFC teams and get each teams best players to combine with their best. If you look at the All Pro games there was a near equal smattering of ex AAFC players and NFL players. If you played back then you were playing all-star football.

[@ExchantedGammerPro]

nobodyaskedbut you can’t really say that either because players today and players back then both played in different era

[@bryanlopez626]

Otto graham went to the same school I go to currently Waukegan High School 😄

[@bnj3852]

so what ?

[@bryanlopez626]

bnj so it’s cool

[@roberthudson1959]

A stat and a story illustrate Graham's greatness. The stat is his career record of 105-17-4. The story is the tale of Cleveland's first NFL game. NFL commissioner Bert Bell, a former Eagles executive, sent Cleveland to Philadelphia with the expectation that the reigning NFL champs would welcome Cleveland to the league with a good thrashing. Cleveland won 35-10.

[@nobodyaskedbut]

Despite playing in the 1940s&50s Graham's career passer rating is higher than the following QBs: Marino, Elway, Favre, McNabb, Kelly, Moon, Bradshaw, Aikman, E. Manning, Newton & Flacco. That gives you an idea of just how good he was.

[@DakDirty76]

The goat

[@ukbrownsfan3910]

The true goat

[@jordiisking6228]

Where's Sammy Baugh?

[@epeon7]

You can make a case that Otto Graham was the GOAT. Simply put, the goal of a quarterback is to get his team to win. Nobody then, nobody now does a better job of that then Otto Graham

[@jimwilliams3467]

What other QB got his team to 10 straight championship games? And what other QB won 7 championships?

[@DanielSong39]

Maybe Brady will win 7 this year

[@ExchantedGammerPro]

Jim Williams Otto as three rings tho till

[@tomace7924]

Automatic Otto!!!

[@SeattleCondoSpecialistcom]

GOAT!

[@martinsmith7407]

Nope

[@penguinrea0088]

God bless

[@LoganNagol]

My grandpa said he probably top 5. And I have never known him be wrong about football so

[@Fireyninjadog]

Maybe the most inderrated ever. He was the first true qb in the nfl. He should be higher than 5, for sure

[@ramuelcruzada3207]

thats our boy. #DawgPound

[@cobracmr4]

Idk if he is as high as 5 but he deserves to be on this list.

[@louiedz3698]

Um does NFL films know how to count ??

[@matthewkotnik9708]

10 straight championships and won 7 of them won hard to beat that

[@cactileafs]

#5? OG should be #1!

[@chrisbrimhall1613]

One of these days some Yahoo will say….” what’s the big deal about Montana”…..look at his record for the time played…period

[@haydenthorne4352]

It currently goes. 1. Tom Brady. 2. Peyton manning. 3. Joe Montana. 4. Dan Marino. 5. John Elway. 6. Brett favre. 7. Roger staubach. 8. Drew Brees. 9. Otto graham. 10. Johnny Unitas. Just my list. Mahomes will take someone’s place on that list one day though

[@matthewkotnik9708]

You have to admit 10 straight championships and winning 7 of them

[@DanielSong39]

Graham to Speedie!

[@bnj3852]

and Lavelli.

[@fannybuster]

The Ball was fatter back then and harder to throw, that is why his passes aren't as Pretty as more modern Quarter Backs

[@biggiechubbs9867]

I had him on ultimate team

[@matthewrichards7832]

The Slothshow What was his overall, 99?

[@longlivechina7538]

Easy #1

[@muktasingh7154]

To me he seems thicker in 60 in 14 he is skinner

[@bnj3852]

so what ?

[@bbb4228]

Tyler Dunne is so clueless

[@zacharycochran8096]

Otto...averaged 9 yards per pass attempt...2nd place is sid luckman..at 8.4. ...jimmy g...is like 8.2 he is the closest modern day qb to even sniff otto..we need to stop pretending old school qbs didn't throw the ball..he also has the highest winning percentage of any qb...he is the babe Ruth of qbs and needs some respect put on his name..his overall tds are low but he also had Marion Motley as his running back...and if you were to combine his numbers from the aafc and the nfl...he would drawf Jim browns average yard per carry..motts and otto..could be the most underappreciated foot ball players period..especially motts

[@nobodyaskedbut]

To all you "the guys from my lifetime are better" people, you do realize you have nothing to do about any of this. It is ok if some of the GOAT players performed before you were born.

[@JMAN97712]

He doesn’t get the respect he deserves because the trophy wasn’t called the Lombardi. Just ridiculous. Otto Graham was a championship and the browns were a dynasty.

[@LoneLek-gl8wi]

2nd

[@aaronshoaf4644]

He was good, but I wouldn’t put him in the top 5. Maybe around 7 or 8 is best for Graham.

[@bnj3852]

and how old are you, LOL ?

[@luisenriquez2379]

The rainy trunk oddly bruise because weasel invariably mate up a lethal cattle. adhesive, crabby lunchroom

[@giovanniferme4664]

no no no

[@milktruck9345]

10 consecutive hell brady isnt even in Otto Graham's league! He won seven brady has 6 that is a no brainer who the goat is at qb its OG!

[@ExchantedGammerPro]

silver slouth you are a idiot tho AAFL Championship don’t count as a NFL Championship Brady is the goat Brady has 6 rings Otto has 3 rings Brady has more lmao

[@ExchantedGammerPro]

silver slouth yea but played less games today and there was weak as teams

[@ExchantedGammerPro]

silver slouth why u talking about college lmao

[@ExchantedGammerPro]

silver slouth also you not understand AAFL is a whole different league back then

[@ExchantedGammerPro]

silver slouth that’s why the NFL try to get rid of the AAFL because it was no competition

[@kmula6699]

Better than Brady

[@ExchantedGammerPro]

Nah you smoking Otto has 3 NFl Championship

[@audiofreak8888]

Great player for his day... but come on there was like 16 black players in his LEAGUE... slow footed Defensive backs who were built to tackle (because most teams ran 80%). His team was hand built as players were recruited for the 1st season (no draft till year 2 and even then TWO rounds) the Browns had Paul Brown so it was easy choice where the good players would go. Anyway Great athlete on a stacked team Dominated ? say it ain't so. He couldn't sniff the field today.

[@mikeyoungblood1642]

As a NFL History NERD, I appreciate them acknowledging Otto Graham, but he doesn't belong in the Top 10 QB convo. You had to have played part of your career in the SB Era

[@larrykinnard]

SB Era is just current. Players of the past have set records that have yet to be broken. Which is why they are on this list.

[@nujeru99]

“You had to have played part of your career in the SB era”....that statement alone proves you’re not much of an “NFL History Nerd”

[@shilpi326]

Mike Youngblood No, the championships were basically SB’s with different names.

[@bnj3852]

"Had to play in the SB era' ? You must be one of those people that history only began the day the were born, LOL.

[@ExchantedGammerPro]

Shilpi326 nah tho you can’t compare Super Bowls era with the AFL ear

[@PedroMartinez-tt7lr]

Otto Graham played in a league (not the NFL) with only 6-7 other teams for the first 4 years of his career. When he got to the NFL he actually threw more interceptions than TDs. He also played in a largely segregated era on a stacked team so no, Otto Graham is not on the same tier as Montana, Brady, Marino and Manning. The first 4 years in the AAFC they played lousy teams like the Miami Seahawks and the Los Angeles Dons. They only had a one game playoff. Period. He had Hall of Famer Marion Motley - the greatest fullback who ever lived - who AVERAGED 6 YARDS PER CARRY over his career (7 in the playoffs) and was the league's leading rusher. he also had Lou Groza (HOF) AND A NUMBER OF OTHER ALL-PROS ON OFFENSE. Oh yeah, and the #1 defense in the league for 10 STRAIGHT SEASONS!!!!!

[@mastick5106]

Remember the era. Almost everyone threw more interceptions than TDs. The year the Browns entered the NFL, the average for a team was about 17 TDs and 26 INTs in a 12-game season.

[@josheden832]

Pedro Martinez first of all playing on a good team doesn't take away his accomplishments. Same thing with aikman, smith and Irvin and the Great Wall of Dallas. Is hard to argue who made who better. The thing with Otto graham is he played against good nfl teams and performed like a hall of famer. He actually beat three superior nfl teams in seven of his championships. Browns got jim brown after Otto graham retired and how many championship did the browns won???????? Graham revolutionized the quarterback position and his status from that era is defintally can be regarded one of the best of all time.

[@ballhawk387]

Yes, it was segregated, but there's also his career completion % that's STILL in the top 30, though few QBs even completed half their passes then, let alone looking like modern QBs, which he alone did then. The other best QBs of his era tend to look like average FCS college QBs of today. The only way one can compare players of different eras is how good they were compared to others of their era. And Graham was more dominant than any.

[@mkeogh76]

Didn't Montana, Marino and Manning play in eras with linemen who could use their hands to pass block and receivers who couldn't be hit past five yards? And the NFL thought the AAFC was a joke league too until the Browns entered the NFL by clobbering the defending champion Eagles in their first game and then winning the championship. Graham won over 80% of his games. Also, the Browns suffered their only losing season between 1946-1973 the year after Otto Graham retired in 1956 which shows how important he was to that team. Paul Brown never won another championship without him despite acquiring Jim Brown in 1957.

[@W_L-mb9no]

mkeogh76 Brady did too for the first part of his career.

[@PatsNation]

Tom Brady is the greatest player in NFL history!!!

[@theofficiallongggchicken1734]

Beast not a chance, overrated and carried by his team. Yep definitely #1

[@elinovak3770]

Tom Brady is nothing compare to Otto Graham going 10 championship in a row

[@matthewrichards7832]

Patriots bandwagon. Otto was way better. Tom Brady has 5 championships, Otto has 7. Tom Brady’s yard per attempt average is nowhere near Graham’s. Graham’s yards per attempt was 9. And how many times was Otto Graham crying to the refs because he got touch.

[@realitychannelwithtomparos8238]

He's the greatest cheater of all time.

[@martinsmith7407]

@@matthewrichards7832 Graham won 3 nfl titles 😂😂 Graham other titles wasnt apart of the NFL league 😂😂😂 AAFC Graham won 4 titles thats not NFL 😂😂 Thats like saying Brady 7 rings because he has 1 at Michigan 😂 In NFL Goat 🐐Brady 6 titles more then Graham 3 😂