<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: sup-rbeast</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I just think getting chased, slung down, and fell on by 310 lb. men presents a much tougher task than standing beside 3rd base or at shortstop and fielding baseballs. I know baseball is daily, but unless you are a pitcher, catcher, or a reckless wall crashing Centerfielder, there isn't as much wear and tear. Plus, at QB, there tend to be freak accidents with bodies flying all around...I think Cal's streak is amazing...but I think Brett's is miraculous. </div></div>
there is no questioning the physical difference between the two

but just looking at it from a standpoint of pure durability brett has had the luxury of having a week to recover and sometimes with bye weeks even two.......where if not for a bye week there were times he may not have played

brett also got alot of help from mr vicodin.......cal didnt

again while the physical aspect of a qb isnt up for debate against that of a ss.......in terms of pure durability i think cal has to get the edge

cal played 6 sometimes 7 days a week

he played both ends of a DH

he played SS and 3b.......it isnt like he never had to do anything there