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I found this interesting article about the so called 4th quarter comebacks.
Mainstream media and fans have Elway as the record holder at 47, Marino has 37. however some of those comebacks that Elway is credited for might not be such thus leaving Marino as the actual record holder.
http://www.pro-football-reference.com/blog/?p=3392#more-3392
I know these are just numbers but It's nice to see someone giving Marino his due.
Mainstream media and fans have Elway as the record holder at 47, Marino has 37. however some of those comebacks that Elway is credited for might not be such thus leaving Marino as the actual record holder.
http://www.pro-football-reference.com/blog/?p=3392#more-3392
"Elway results: Elway had 49 overall wins decided in the 4th quarter/overtime, and 34 of them are comebacks, and another game was a comeback that produced a tie. This is 13 fewer than he gets credit for, and the overall number of drives is fewer than Marino’s.
Even if you count the tie, it’s still 51 to 50 in favor of Marino. If you count the tie as a comeback, it’s still 36 to 35 in favor of Marino for comebacks. No matter what you wish to call them, Marino has more than Elway, and deserves to be recognized for it.
Next time we’ll look at some other QBs and how their comebacks have been tracked, not to mention how Elway may actually be only third all-time instead of the clear #1 position he has held for over a decade".
I know these are just numbers but It's nice to see someone giving Marino his due.