Graham is forgotten by short memory fans, and sports writers who can't acknowledge anything they didn't see on TV, Graham is one of the top quarterbacks of all time.

Look at the numbers. Ten years in pro football, played in ten championship games, winning seven of them.  Was MVP twice and was league passing leader 6 times.   All this playing in an era where it was legal for the defense to beat the pluperfect hell out of the quarterback.

numbah's a results guy, so with the credentials I've seen here combined with what I do know about this guy, a five seems a bit of a no brainer.

this guy was a stud when Joe Montana was not yet a speck in his daddy's eye. An old school stud. 'nuff said. go Browns!

He went to 10 championships in 10 years!!!!! And he won 7 of them!!!!! That will never be accomplished again. Records do not mean a thing without championships. Graham was simply the best.

Otto gets no love from boy-wonder sportswriters who don't read books and have no collective memory before 1978. Otto has 10 championship game appearances and 7 titles. . .he played when it was legal to mug the quarterback. His stats aren't as gaudy as an Elway or Marino, but all Otto did was win in the big game in terrible weather (See - Cleveland).

I'll break the ice with Otto. 10 years in Pro football, ten championship games, 7 (4 AAFC/3 NFL) championships, 6-time league passing champ, 2-time MVP. Hard to top those credentials. Later became a Captain in the Coast Guard and a college football coach for the Coast Guard Academy.