Top 10 Clutch QBs: Ken Stabler | NFL

[@snbattack9926]

rest in peace Snake. you will be missed. Raider Nation will be thinking about you every day.

[@vladimiralvarez1162]

I'm A huge charger fan,but I liked seeing highlights of this mon,he even had a cool nickname.....I'm a fan of the NFL ....and anyone like him who was a legend will be missed ...to all raider fans ...from a bolt fan....you guys have lost a great qb......jah bless!!!!!

[@XJeSSe22192X]

Vladimir Alvarez respect mate

[@stevenbrown6720]

Bronco fan ken the snake was the man he'd party in denver saturday night then beat the brakes off the broncos

[@UncleClaudeSportsandThangs]

I'm a big Steelers fan but I have the utmost respect for the Snake! Thank God he's finally in the NFL HOF. I just wish that he was alive to see it. RIP Kenny Stabler!

[@justherefortheviolence]

Cocksuckers waited until he died. NFL douches

[@steveswangler6373]

Claude White- great message. i'm a Raider fan, and the battles the Raiders and Steelers had in the seventies were legendary. nothing to compare to those games today. the hatred the two teams had for each other evolved into a mutual respect for two great teams full of great football players.

[@tanneredge9774]

Had the same stats as Bradshaw too. Just didn't have enough help to get three more rings to match his.

[@anandguruji83]

R.I.P KEN STABLER 1945-2015

[@anandguruji83]

R.I.P KEN STABLER 1945-2015

[@CasterShellz]

"Sea of Hands" play alone should have Stabler higher That play ended the Miami Dolphins dynasty of the 70s

[@frankiejr2]

From a DieHard Dolphin Fan who watched him beat us a few times with His "Magic" throws(some weren't even passes!), but He was Electrifying to watch and My Sadness runs deep today,knowing He is no longer with us. God Bless You 'Snake'

[@jimroebuck9341]

Brady, Manning....are you kidding me? With the game on the line I'd take Stabler every time. Like Unitas, when it counted most he was flawless.

[@drakebudasz8837]

Jim Roebuck stabler doesn’t even have a super bowl mvp

[@richnarez6720]

actually he does

[@manrajsingh468]

@@richnarez6720 no he doesnt he only won one super bowl and it was Fred Billitnikoff the reciever

[@JAWrightonline]

@@manrajsingh468 So what are you saying? Biletnikoff "made" Stabler? GTFOH!!!

[@conEso916]

​@@drakebudasz8837I swear you guys are dumb down.

[@quentinraffensperger1699]

RIP...Should be in the HOF with Cliff Branch. ..and I'm an Eagles fan.

[@depaola63]

ABSOLUTELY! Both! Kenny's in now ...too bad after he passed away! Cliff Branch FOR SURE TOO BELONGS!! He has better #'s then many that are in the HOF! + #21 HAS 3 SUPER BOWL RINGS!! ( this is coming from a 40+ year Vikes" fan!

[@brianevans6328]

Branch will be enshrined in a few months.

[@baikitball]

The Autumn Wind theme gives me goosebumps everytime...

[@MrMegaFredZeppelin]

I'm a 49er fan but sad to hear Ken Stabler died today. R.I.P Ken "The Snake" Stabler. He was awesome :-) ROCK ON!!!!!!

[@JAWrightonline]

Montana before Montana.

[@starchild7029]

Ken Stabler The best QB I ever saw Play Football...R.I.P sir!!!

[@brandonmendoza5573]

Coming from a pats fan r.i.p snake the raiders nation will remember you in there hearths and minds

[@Nautilus1972]

Brandon Mendoza Bears Fan. Respect for the Snake. R.I.P.

[@razorback9926]

Loved the Snake. I saw him play in 1977 and he threw seven interceptions in a 30-7 loss to Denver. I even have fond memories of that, I’m sure he never forgot that day.

[@rafaeledwardnavarro3561]

Bro 7 picks would get you fired in todays nfl

[@brucewayne3602]

eternally brilliant & unmatched ... Blessings Kenny & John, you defined the NFL !!!

[@AHA-ui2ep]

As a Broncos fan, I allow myself to make one compliment about a Raider every decade.... Ken Stabler was an absolute stud.

[@steveswangler6373]

Allred- stud enough to hit on bronco cheerleaders before a game :)

[@Twisted426]

Big game on the line ? Peyton or Stabler ? The Snake every time.

[@frostmasterxxx8938]

Well, Manning has the most 4th qr comebacks in NFL history

[@HIPPYdaHIPSTER]

FrostmasterXXX he also had sb 44 and 48

[@bobbartlett1995]

Pin Head Snake every time in deed. Calling his own plays, making it happen in the wild 1970's. He wasn't a product of a coaching system, where for the most part, athletes are interchangeable.

[@miggy25]

+Pin Head Snake everytime indeed. Snake defined clutch. Also did it in an era of DOMINANT defenses and when DB's and defenders could tee off on QBs and wideouts. The Snake defined clutch

[@Caspersmorningwood]

all day. I was like wtf when he said manning (biggest choke artist of all time). some of these analyst don't know jack sh**

[@matthewalexanderlemma8000]

An all-time great, who personified the organization he represented, and one of the few great lefty-quarterbacks. God bless your soul, Mr. Stabler! You truly left a mark!

[@richsill3134]

Rip 🐍. A man who deserves to be in the Hall

[@TEJANOAMERICANO]

The " Snake " is my all time favorite Raider. All-time leader in completions (1,486), passing yards (19,078), and touchdown passes (150) as a Raider. It broke my heart when he was traded to Houston in 1989 He was that sports hero I followed. RIP and thank you for the smiles you have put on my face throughout the years, but today my heart broke once more.

[@Tyrunner0097]

The BEST clutch QB of the 1970's, even ahead of Staubach. I'd be afraid to try to win a game late going against the QB that had no nerves, like Stabler did.

[@aliyourbrother1]

Tyrunner0097 Bradshaw too

[@michaelbarlow6610]

@@aliyourbrother1 . I remember talking to a really knowledgeable Pittsburgh Steelers' fan via posted comments on KZbin a number of years ago, and he said the problem with Terry Bradshaw as a QB was that he was not a great come-from-behind QB!

[@aliyourbrother1]

@@michaelbarlow6610 Bradshaw was a fascinating QB. I'm 60. I saw him.

[@aliyourbrother1]

@@michaelbarlow6610 didn't see a problem with Terry Bradshaw

[@michaelbarlow6610]

@@aliyourbrother1 . I am 63 years old and also saw Terry Bradshaw play on television. He was a great QB with a howitzer arm - one of the strongest QB arms in the history of the NFL. I was surprised when that knowledgeable Pittsburgh Steelers fan told me that Bradshaw was, unfortunately for Pittsburgh, not a great come-from-behind QB.

[@TRChamp08]

My favorite highlight was against Miami in the 1974 playoff classic. Raiders trailing 26-21, 4th down in the final seconds, Stabler was scrambling to his left as a Dolphin dove for his legs. As Stabler was going down, he threw the ball between 3 defenders for the TD!

[@joesakic91]

+TRChamp08 Ken Stabler was an amazing QB in his heyday. I'm surprised that the Snake hasn't been enshrined in the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton, OH. Yes, Stabler had a career TD/INT ratio of 0.87 (194 TD/222 INT), but he had a much better winning record in the regular season among QBs at 96-49-1 and had a 7-5 playoff record. Had Stabler stayed 1 or 2 more years in Oakland and won one more Super Bowl ring (i.e. 1980), the Snake would've been in as the first southpaw QB. You rarely see left-handed QBs in the Pro Football HOF since Steve Young is the first and currently, the only one in. Stabler could be the second one.

[@TRChamp08]

+joesakic91 True, joesakic91. The snake would definitely have been in the HOF by now with another SB ring. I honestly think he deserves to be in even with just 1 ring. For his time, during the 1970's; Stabler Quarterbacked the winningest team in football. That's right. It wasn't the Steelers, the Cowboys or the Dolphins. Stabler didn't get enough credit for what he did for that Raiders team in the 1970's. Now, we are in a day where stats are so overly glorified, it seems that he'll never get in, or he'll have a very difficult time. BTW, check out the very latest # that I did on Sean Mounts after Eli's 87% completion percentage, 337 Passing Yards, 4 TD Passes, No INTs, and a 151.5 QB Rating this past Sunday. Got Heem!! :-)

[@shakeandjake_1]

Villapiano's praise of Snake at the beginning is awesome

[@345optimusprime]

Screw that guy who said Ken stabler is not top 10, you're just mad over the sea of hands game, *non serious comment* IN all reality *serious comment* Ken proved he can do it over years, you don't need a long career it all matter the impact and how great you played the game.

[@itk.r8rsn8k15]

My favorite Raider of all time!

[@redhead5150]

Being a Dolphin fan, I watched Stabler many times and always worried when he played the Dolphins. The Snake was dangerous and very good. If I had to pick Brady,Manning or Stabler ??? Stabler all the way !!! Brady and Manning never played QB with the rules then. Defenses would head hunt QB's and that's what they played against. You think that Brady or Manning could deal with guys like Jack Lambert without crying ???

[@jonnybgood1105]

It was really a man's game in the 70s

[@stourleykracklite7663]

A big shout out to Bob Griese as well.

[@davidkepke1435]

@redhead5150 great point. He pulled more rabbits out of a hat than A magician. Best clutch QB of his era. You always felt confidence that they would score near the end of the game for the win. Nobody ran a shotgun offense in those days. They mostly passed downfield, which is a riskier type of pass. Dallas, I think was one of the first, if not THE first to use the shotgun I I can’t remember what year they incorporated that. Was it late Stauback or early Danny White?

[@JAWrightonline]

So why did Mandich and Cote (Miami guys) give him all that shade? No respect at all.

[@michaelbarlow6610]

@@davidkepke1435 Roger Staubach played 3rd down plays from the "shotgun" formation under Head Coach Tom Landry before Danny White became the Cowboys' QB.

[@Thats_a_cold_shot]

Great video!!! Loved him talking to the Broncos cheerleaders, lol. Man, he was so good. Being a pre-teen and teen (Denver fan) when he was playing, I can tell you, he was really good. I loved what Atkinson said throughout this video.

[@ahuxley123]

He played in the era of hell and he was the man!

[@osaji922]

The era of hell? I don't get it but I like it. lol

[@gh8446]

James G The era when those line mans were eating QBs alive.😂😂

[@adamlockley377]

Rest in Peace to the QB of the first SB winning team in Franchise history. The first of 3 in Raiders history.

[@sivvybee]

Watched that with a tear. Rest in Peace Snake.

[@jas_1959]

Kenny "The Snake" Stabler reminded me of a river boat gambler who was holding his last hand, and had no more money left. But, some how he ended up on top. Kenny, you were a real winner. RIP, now you are with the greatest Q.B. of all "God"

[@tmrevenge]

keep in mind the kind of football that was played at that time. i think Snake is #3 or #4 at worst. im glad he will be in the hall of fame. but sucks that we will never hear his HOF speech :(

[@sonomawinetourdrivers3895]

I have true Raiders stories that would make a construction worker blush...

[@randyhanson4973]

Here I am 40 plus years later watching the Snake. Wow! What a QB and what a team!

[@GrassValleyGreg]

I'm a Broncos fan, but Stabler was a baller. It's lame that he was posthumously inducted into the Hall of Fame. Would've liked to hear his speech

[@木塚淑之]

Ken Stabler is my favorite player. from Japan

[@trex9368]

Grew up with George Blanda, Daryle "The Mad Bomber" Lamonica, Jim Plunket and Kenny "The Snake" Stabler. I was at the "Heidi Game"! All Great Quarterbacks, but Stabler was the King under the Pressure of Pressures. The Immaculate reception was a Joke Jack Tatum KO'd Pittsburgh Steelers "Frenchy Fuqua"! Kenny Stabler made things happen under the craziest of circumstances of circumstances! PERIOD!

[@williamfluck148]

I'm almost 65 years young, watching the NFL all along, Brady, Manning may have been better in some and many ways, but Stabler was such a cool, clutch performer, stand back there relaxed, flat footed, disecting defences when they were allowed to really kick your butts, smash you like a bug, and he just calmly threw darts to his receivers, Brady and Manning don't have the balls Stabler had! God bless you Kenny and your Family/Friends, you will always be #1 in my eyes and I was lucky enough to see him play in many different stadiums, much more awesome than the TV, True Roughhouse Poetry In Motion!!

[@juancaudillo5546]

He was an outstanding QB R.I.P Ken Stabler

[@johnnyraider]

The SNAKE- in my mind, the greatest clutch QB in nfl history !!!!!!!!!!!!! + I have watched a lot of NFL FILMS AND AS BEAR BRYANT WHO APPARENTLY GAVE KENNY THE NAME SNAKE SAID, " HE'S AS SLIPPERY AS A SLIPPERY SNAKE !!!!!!!!!!!!! THANK U MR. BEAR BRYANT !!!!!!!!!!!

[@AndrewWarrenPatriotsfan]

As a Patriots fan, he should have got in the hall of fame long ago. R.I.P Ken the Snake Stabler!

[@keithcarlson7267]

For the love of god why is he not in the f*****g hall of fame!?!? Super Bowl XI champion, NFL MVP and Offensive POY in 1974, another MVP in 1976, led league in passing touchdowns theseb2 years as well and threw nearly 200 in his career, an unheard of for the time 103 passer rating in 1976. A time when teams ran the ball often and defenses were just nasty and wanted to level you. Sucks the Steelers gave them a hard time in many of their playoff appearances. He could have been a 4 time Super Bowl Champion. My dad's all time favorite player and all of us in The Raider Nation miss you!! R.I.P. Snake. :'(

[@joesakic91]

+Keith Carlson The detractors will say look at his career TD/INT ratio despite having a 96-49-1 regular season record and a 7-5 record as a starting QB and a Super Bowl ring. Stabler had a career 0.87 TD/INT ratio (194 TD/222 INT). However, I can make a case for him since he's a lefty and there's only one QB that is enshrined in the Hall of Fame and that's Steve Young.

[@nujeru99]

+joesakic91 the stat geek number crunchers are damn annoying. Pro football isn't a stock portfolio or math equation where the numbers always have to match up to a certain point. Majority of Stabler's career was in the 70s when defenses could mug receivers all the way down the field. He's definitely a HOFer but the HOF and the football establishment hates Al Davis so many Raiders that should be in from the 60s, 70s and 80s (Cliff Branch, Lester Hayes, Dave Dalby the All-Pro center on their 3 Super Bowl teams, Jack Tatum, Todd Christensen, etc.) won't get in until after they croak

[@joesakic91]

CJ Bourne But now that Al Davis passed away, those Raiders have a shot of getting in. Ken Stabler is now a finalist for membership into the Pro Football Hall of Fame via the senior's committee.

[@depaola63]

+Keith Carlson ..I HATED The Oakland Raiders! However, Kenny Stabler is # 1 clutch QB of all~time and for sure belongs with Cliff Branch also in the Hall Of Fame!

[@mattmcc9455]

People too young to remember have no idea how great he - and the entire team- was for over a decade. Better stats than Namath who is in HOF. Raiders of 1970s won 109 games in mostly 14 game seasons, only a few less than Colts 2000-2009 or Patriots playing in all 16 game seasons. Stabler was at least as clutch as Manning or Brady without any of the protection QBs enjoy today and in a defense - happy NFL era.

[@michaelbarlow6610]

@ matt mcclure. Stabler was a much better "clutch" QB than Brady or Peyton Manning not only because of the great last minute big game wins Stabler had against the Dolphins in the 1974 playoffs, against the Patriots in the 1976 playoffs and against the Colts in double overtime in the 1977 playoffs, but also because Brady has never had any all-time great teams to challenge him in his NFL career which explains Brady's grossly inflated achievements in terms of SB wins and SB appearances. Brady really should have 5 losses in SBs because both the Falcons and the Seahawks (especially the Falcons) handed Brady 2 SB wins on a silver platter! Stabler, by contrast, was challenged by Noll's great Steelers teams and Shula's great Dolphins teams of the 1970's. Manning's Colts teams were not an all-time great team. And Peyton Manning's overall post-season record is exceedingly mediocre.

[@jameshodonicky4329]

You could throw a football through a keyhole. You are my ALL TIME GREATEST FOOTBALL PLAYER OF ALL TIME.

[@kenrowan9218]

He was the best..lot of good ones ..but he was the best..thanks for the memories.you were the man !!!

[@Legojordan23]

I have so much respect for him i think of stabler like the old tebow R .I . P stabler #raidernation

[@ginzod]

If there was a better wide receiver than Cliff Branch, I've never seen him.

[@Ghostmotorfinger]

The most quintessential Raider player of all-time. Snake, Raider Nation loves you forever.

[@captainspartan04]

From the Steelers R.I.P. Ken great to have you as our rival in the 70's.

[@sitizenkanemusic]

The games Snake played with Casper, Biletnokoff, and Branch were amazing. It's bullshit he's not in the HOF along with Plunkett and Coach Flores.

[@rockerbie]

Brady doesn't call his own plays. In a clutch win or lose situation, he would be staring at the bench waiting for the play to come into his helmet over the radio. Kenny would know what to call, call it, run it, score and get off the field.

[@drakebudasz8837]

rockerbie Brady didn’t throw as many interceptions, drink the night before a game- play hungover and lose in the afccg and only appear in 1 super bowl

[@SapphicTwist]

It's not about a handful of famous plays. You had to be there in the 1970s to appreciate Stabler's amazing gift for consistently pulling games out in the clutch. Stabler would basically start out these games with one of his famous hangovers, throwing a few interceptions in the first half, and then sober up for his patented comebacks at the end. He had 23 game winning drives (3 in the playoffs), all coming between the years of 1973-77, when the Raiders went 50-11 regular season, and 7-4 in the playoffs. I've never seen so many clutch performances over such a short period of time. Montana, as great as he was for the 49ers, could never match Stabler's flair for the dramatic...

[@kestyr7365]

My favorite Raider of all time.

[@alvinwang1301]

And remind me why he isn't in the Hall of Fame...

[@sitizenkanemusic]

3lite19 It's the league. True Raiders stuck by Al Davis, and Al Davis had all Raiders' backs. And the league HATED Davis. It's bullshit, but the truth. Same for Pluckett- why isn't he in the HOF? Two time super bowl champ. First Mexican American QB to win the Super Bowl, along with a Mexican American coach? C'mon.

[@joesakic91]

+3lite19 The detractors will say look at his career TD/INT ratio despite having a 96-49-1 regular season record and a 7-5 record as a starting QB and a Super Bowl ring. Stabler had a career 0.87 TD/INT ratio (194 TD/222 INT). However, I can make a case for him since he's a lefty and there's only one QB that is enshrined in the Hall of Fame and that's Steve Young.

[@janellemaynait]

because the NFL hates badasses and Ken Stabler was a badass QB

[@CUbanageNT_24]

The NFL hates the Raiders

[@joesakic91]

Julian Agregan Unless Charles Woodson has a say on that.

[@philpyung4831]

He's good enough that everybody knows his name. I salute you.

[@MrDutch1337]

ill take kenny over some of the supposedly "elite" qbs of todays game any day

[@radar0412]

No slight on Lamonica, but Stabler spent a lot of the begining of his career on the bench. How many thrilling games would he have given us had he started in his first or second year?

[@kimojon9665]

As a kid Ken Stabler taught me how to be rough, tough, and smooth - and most of all how to be a winner. RIP Kenny!

[@andrewherrera9678]

The all time great need I say more!!! rest in peace snake.i know you and madden are up there going over the game!!!!

[@joshct9426]

Should have been in the HOF many years earlier.

[@Yeomannn]

Paul Zimmerman was the reason he never got in in his lifetime. so sad he never got to see himself in

[@altonwilliams7117]

He played in a much tougher era and had to go up against the 70’s Steelers. The Snake 🐍 was awesome. 🏈

[@DiegoOspina86]

RIP to a Raider legend :(

[@kirby19711]

May he rest in peace, and, Lord give strength to his Family and Friends. He ought to be in the HOF...Maybe he'll make it now, like Ron Santo....When it's too late to enjoy it. He was CLUTCH...Like Reggie Jax...When the game was on the line, he was BIGTIME....Jax, I think was .269 lifetime. ..In October, he was Ruth, Mick, Willie,Aaron, Gehrig, Hornsby, Cobb rolled into one. Snake was Starr, Baugh, Unitas, Luckman, Y/A, with the ballgame in the Balance...He's a GREAT one. Enshrine Snake in Canton!

[@NickWuebker]

Ken Stabler would read the playbook by the light of the jukebox on Saturday night and then he'd go light up a defense on Sunday afternoon. There will never be another quarterback like the man they called Snake. Rest easy, Ken.

[@brucewayne3602]

ABSOLUTE TRUTH !!!

[@merkury06]

Ken Stabler was The Man. As for Brady and Manning etc. great as they are, I don't think they could have thrived in the era that the Snake played in. Stabler was a man of his time and I am so glad I grew up watching him play. Rest in Peace Ken Stabler, you will be remembered.

[@astralcrab]

It's been 4 years since his passing. He won't be forgotten by Raider nation nor any true football fan.

[@UltraBomber64]

Manning and Brady wouldn't have been protected by the rule book back then like they are in today's NFL. They would've both been destroyed back in Stabler's day.

[@drakebudasz8837]

kirbymario44 every qb not named Brady has been hurt in the same time period he played

[@hermanmelville3871]

Sure Brady and Manning were statically great. Doesn’t mean I would want to ever have a beer with those two nerds. Give me Stabler.

[@pgo301]

Snake was not a great silver star QB, BUT was the BEST blue collar QB !!! He was so fun to watch and he delivered antics to the fans all the while pulling out a miracle win. Certainly should be in the top 10 for me. It's not always about SB wins but entertainment for me. The NFL peaked in the 70's !!

[@bLaZeR7845]

One Of The Best Ever, Ken Stabler-The Gambler!

[@jefftaylor8066]

Kenny beat us every game even the playoffs.Not only Mr clutch but drove on moxie when he was sick.Sadly missed coming from a die hard Bengal

[@efrenurbina1654]

My boi kenny never got too see him play but he's my legend true

[@jkoff76]

Put the man in the Hall!!! Rip Snake!

[@johnh351]

R.I.P. Kenny. The guy was just cool. As for the guy in the video, "who would you rather have, Peyton Manning?" Fuck no, Manning is the complete opposite of clutch, he chokes. George Atkinson is always great on these top 10 lists, still has swagger.

[@badfinger20]

I agree.... You put Manning or Brady without the Mel Blount rule and it would be a different story...not to mention a rare roughing the passer flag in the 70s. I would take Stabler anyday.

[@dizzypilots2639]

SNAKE 🐍!!!!!

[@scjct1]

It's not the 2 or 3 plays it's more like the 25 plays he made to help win games.

[@jomic9060]

y arent they asking the other qbs or even the defenders he played against? ask bradshaw, griese, mean joe green, lambert and ham. or in his division. ask them if hes h.o.f. worthy!

[@jonnybgood1105]

SNAKE IN THE HALL FINALLY

[@ojasdesai9942]

The snake snaked his way up on the list for a reason. he was a beast!

[@Mattheyou]

r.i.p legend

[@john1985278]

He should be in the HALL OF FAME. I think the voters used his final seasons with other teams as a strike against him and it's not fair. He loved the game and wanted to play more. The Saints and Oilers didn't have the playmakers as his Raiders teams did and it's not his fault. The voters need to stop making excuses because Jerry Rice played for other teams and it didn't keep him out. The fact that he's not in the HOF is ludacris.

[@stourleykracklite7663]

After Villapiano’s quote at 3:21 they should have cut to to the cheerleaders.

[@richoliver1356]

The snake played against very strong teams very tough 💪 every foe he faced was division or champ level dam Miami Pittsburgh colts San Diego etc etc just to get there very tough opponents

[@timothybruns2775]

oh god I didn't know he died may he enjoy his second life as much as he did his first the best Raiders QB ever funny fact drafted at the same spot as our current QB and the legend Favre

[@radicalgenius5905]

Im a Eagle and Bronco fan, but as soon as I heard the news it was sad I mightve never known who he was but He is a great person tough luck for raider fans GoRaidsGo

[@patriots5xchampions50]

Minecraft Lover Eagles, Broncos, and a Minecraft fan? WTF

[@Macca50]

He will always be one of Bama's greatest!

[@dylanhawkins5925]

At around the 38 second mark he throws a pass against a Bears Defensive Back- Virgil Livers. Livers is a principle in my home town.

[@hotenhitonokoe2848]

great video

[@TheSnipingScout]

R.I.P. the snake

[@KireSchneiderUSA]

Ken The Snake Stabler is all you need to know about him. He was the definition of cool under pressure.

[@GrumblingGrognard]

Few QBs of Today mentioned as "better" would have a career that lasted beyond a single season back in the day when Stabler played. A 5min highlight reel of hits from 2017 vs 1972 will show the difference. Seriously, whinny-ass Brady playing in the 70s LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@DavidJohnson-iv9bb]

Peyton Manning was a great QB - one of the greatest but he wasn't clutch in big games. Maybe the year they won the super bowl in the AFC title game but that was it. Ken Stabler doesn't have the stats partially because the era but he was clutch. He also was the coolest QB gotta give him points for that as well.

[@astralcrab]

One of the Mannings was clutch, and it wasntt Peyton! LOL

[@paulstone994]

I'll take Snake over anybody else anyday.

[@davidvenesky9053]

That touchdown against the New England Patriots says it all.

[@sockies1]

My favorite player.

[@EC66OK]

Line up all of those great QBs of the 70s and have a good look. Were there any as cool as Ken Stabler? Different era, different game and very different statistical emphasis; but by any barometer, The Snake is an All-Timer!

[@jonburrows8602]

I loved the Raiders and Stabler growing up. Having had the laughing stock Giants of the 1970s as my home team, I chose the Raiders as as my winning team to follow based on the Snake's exploits. But, I always felt his long road to the HOF was caused by Jim Plunkett's taking a Raiders team that was 9-7 the prior two years under Stabler to a SB victory his first year (and then doing it again 3 years later) tainted Stabler's legacy a bit.

[@twinheatingairconditioning135]

Simply the best

[@bigshady5554]

What’s the name of the song that plays at the start?

[@kennyeddensiii8818]

RIP to the Snake, Finally a Hall of Famer!! 🏆

[@gabrielarrizon307]

What's the song called that plays after vilipiano says he's one of the boys?

[@Head318Hunter]

Sounds like a variation of the "Autumn Wind" Raider song from NFL Films. Just a guess.

[@deadchannel666]

RIP From a niners fan

[@halox37]

R.I.P. Ken Stabler

[@drutherslunst4707]

roll tide forever man