Greatest Quarterbacks of All Time
Drew Brees or Dan Marino

Pick Your Favorite

DREW BREES

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DAN MARINO
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Why This Battle Matters

Is the field big enough for two legends? Dan Marino and Drew Brees square off in a clash that's more than just a battle of stats. Marino, with his quick release and laser precision, redefined the quarterback craft during his era. In the other corner, Brees, the king of consistency and accuracy, shattered records in a different game climate. This face-off isn't just about who threw more yards or touchdowns; it's about which style leaves a deeper imprint on the fabric of football. What weighs more: revolutionary talent or evolutionary supremacy?

🔥 Fan Takes

I guess if you like pure skill, it’s Marino, but Drew’s the nicer guy? idk man, tough call.
Marino is literally a football god, no cap. How's this even a debate? 😂
Can't believe some still argue this. Brees all day, everyday, stats or not.

How Fans Are Voting

In this battle:

Fans currently prefer Dan Marino over Drew Brees when it comes to the greatest Quarterbacks of all time. In head-to-head matchups, fans pick Dan Marino 70.0% of the time over Drew Brees.

Across all battles:

Dan Marino win rate: 47.2%

Drew Brees win rate: 35.0%

Fan FAQs

Who's the #1 contender on GoatWars in this league?

Tom Brady holds the top spot among the greatest quarterbacks of all time on GoatWars. You can check out the full GOAT List here.

What makes Drew Brees so popular among NFL fans?

Drew Brees' popularity comes from his precision passing and the massive impact he had on the Saints, leading them to a Super Bowl win. He's revered not just for his on-field skills but also for his leadership and the way he revitalized a team and a city when they needed it most.

Why is Dan Marino leading Drew Brees in the fans' votes for the Greatest Quarterbacks of All Time?

Dan Marino is currently leading largely due to his legendary status in the NFL, even without a Super Bowl win. Fans remember his quick release and record-setting seasons, which really left a mark. It's hard to compete with a legacy that reshaped how we think about quarterbacks.