So let's replay this conversation. I brought up Trent Dilfer in saying that if the 2000 Ravens won three SBs, he would be in the HOF. This is one of those things that they look at when voting on the HOF. To answer your question, No I'm not going to "check myself" for something I originally said
Here is where you said that his stats look like Trent Dilfer (they don't Aikman has better stats than Trent Dilfer and I posted them) and there is no world where I would take Trent Dilfer over Troy Aikman. Troy Aikman is not a "serviceable" qb. He's a good (not all time great) QB. Theres a difference between good and serviceable.
My point with Eli is that Eli was an "average" (.500 record proves this) QB when removing those SB runs. If I put Troy Aikman on about half the teams in the 90s, he's still a good QB. I'm not so sure I can say the same about Eli. I would even say that Eli is better than a serviceable QBs. This whole thing started with you saying that Troy Aikman was serviceable and I just don't agree with this and the numbers show it to be true. There are different levels here. here's my list from what I see
Troy Aikman
Eli Manning
Trent Dilfer - For the record, Aikman, Manning, and Namath win the SB with that ravens team.