Jeremy Taché

is the best quarterback that my franchise has had.

I could argue Ronnie Brown was actually the best quarterback that my franchise has had because him playing the Wildcat was more productive than anything else.

That's how bad it's been there.

The jealousy.

I remember in talking with my dad when it went from Favre to Rodgers where he was like...

How ridiculously grateful this franchise should be and these fans should be to see Rodgers coming to do this.

And now Jordan Love is another great quarterback.

He's not obviously of the caliber that those two guys were.

He's not going to go down probably as one of the 10 to 15 best quarterbacks of all time like both of them are.

But still, in my head, the first NFL group that came to mind were those Cowboys wide receivers.

And I put them there like when you asked me about this concept, the groups that immediately popped into my head were Lakers centers, which I know you have right near the top of that list.

I thought about the Yankees outfielders in general, and we can delineate between center field and right field if you want to dive into it at some point.

And ironically, and you had them about midway through your top 25, I think looking at it, you have them at 16.

Braves starting pitching came to mind before I thought about the Dodgers, which is crazy.

And I think that's just because I grew up watching Maddox and Glavin and Smoltz and have seen that continue to evolve.

Well, I'll tell you, again, what came to mind were the brave starting pitchers.

But I looked at your list here, and you have the Dodgers right at the top, and it's pretty tough to argue against it.

It's the number one position overall.

And I get it.

Because when you can have someone who's peak...