Quarterbackery: Round 3, Heat 6
 

Today's matchups pit several newer teams against each other, most of which smell like oil.

Baltimore

Joe Flacco - 8 seasons as quarterback (scales to 20 seasons)
Kyle Boller - 4 (scales to 10 seasons)
Tony Banks - 2 (scales to 5 seasons)
Vinny Testaverde - 2 (scales to 5 seasons)
Steve McNair - 1 (scales to 3 seasons)
Jeff Blake - 1 (scales to 3 seasons)
Elvis Grbac - 1 (scales to 3 seasons)
Jim Harbaugh - 1 (scales to 3 seasons)

The Ravens produced 1 pro bowl from this group - Testaverde in 1996. (Scales to 3 appearances in 50 years)

Cleveland

Brian Sipe - 8
Bernie Kosar - 7
Frank Ryan - 5 (led team for 6 seasons, buy only 5 in 1963 or later)
Tim Couch - 4
Mike Phipps - 4
Bill Nelson - 4
Vinny Testaverde - 3
Colt McCoy - 2
Derek Anderson - 2
Josh McCown - 1 (and current starter)
Bobby Hoyer - 1
Jason Campbell - 1
Brandon Weeden - 1
Brady Quinn - 1
Charlie Frye - 1
Trent Dilfer - 1
Jeff Garcia - 1
Kelly Holcomb - 1
Mike Tomczak - 1
Paul McDonald - 1

Cleveland produced 7 pro bowlers in that period, led by Frank Ryan with 3.

Houston

Matt Schaub - 7 seasons (scales to 25 years of 50)
David Carr - 5 (scales to 18 years)
Bobby Hoyer - 1 (and current starter) (scales to 4 years)*
Ryan Fitzpatrick - 1 ( scales to 4 years)

The Texans have produced 2 pro bowls, both by Schwab (which would scale up to 7 pro bowls in 50 years).

Jacksonville

Mark Brunell - 8 seasons (scales up to 19 years of 50)
David Garrard - 5 (scales up to 12 years)
Bryon Leftwich - 3 (scales up to 7 years)
Blake Bortles - 2 (and current starter) (scales up to 5 years)
Chad Henne - 2 (scales up to 5 years)
Blaine Gabbert - 1 (Scales up to 2 years)

The Jaguars produced 4 pro bowlers, led by Mark Brunell with 3. Their record would scale up to 10 in a 50-year period.

Jacksonville by default...

Yep, that's my call too. I actually think they've got a decent history. Not stellar, but decent. Flacco pulls the Ravens close, but not close enough. The Texans are relatively weak, and jeez, Cleveland. Are you even trying to get a quarterback?

Sad thing is they try way harder than we do.

"Strongest?" I'm totally paralyzed.

EDIT: I figured it out. Voted for Cleveland twice.