Jared Goff lists his top 10 all-time QBs: Excludes Patrick Mahomes
Detroit Lions quarterback Jared Goff doesn't think so.
Goff did not include Mahomes when listing his top 10 quarterbacks of all time, "in no particular order," in a social media clip Netflix Sports posted on Tuesday. The clip was an advertisement for the second season of Netflix's "Quarterback" documentary series, in which Goff is a featured quarterback.
The video of Goff's top quarterbacks list appears to be a snippet only for social media; it was not included in the show.
Jared Goff's top 10 quarterbacks of all time
Goff listed these 10 quarterbacks as his greatest ever, in no particular order:
Notably, Pittsburgh Steelers newcomer Aaron Rodgers is the only active quarterback Goff included on his top-10 list. The Steelers gunslinger is 41 years old and preparing for his 21st season in the league – and his first with his third team.
Goff's list includes five of the 11 players who have won multiple MVP awards in their careers: Brady, Peyton Manning, Montana, Favre and Rodgers. It does not include the two other active players who have won multiple MVPs: Mahomes and Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson.
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