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| Part 1. Which of these teams has the STRONGEST QB history over the past 50 years? |
   
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1 | 3.45% |
| Tampa Bay |
  
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1 | 3.45% |
| Washington |
  
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16 | 55.17% |
| Kansas City |
  
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12 | 41.38% |
| Cleveland |
  
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1 | 3.45% |
| Chicago |
  
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1 | 3.45% |
| Part 2. Which of these teams has the WEAKEST QB history over the past 50 years? |
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2 | 6.90% |
| Tampa Bay |
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8 | 27.59% |
| Washington |
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0 | 0% |
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6 | 20.69% |
| Cleveland |
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8 | 27.59% |
| Chicago |
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7 | 24.14% |
| QB or not QB, that is the question |
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1 | 3.45% |
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Quarterbackery: Round 4, Heat 6
Okay, this is the bottom heat. The loser here is out of the tourney.
Tampa Bay Trent Dilfer - 5 (Scales up to 6 years) Vinny Testaverde - 5 (Scales up to 6 years) Doug Williams - 5 (Scales up to 6 years) Josh Freeman - 4 (Scales up to 5 years) Brad Johnson - 3 (Scales up to 4 years) Steve Deberg - 3 (Scales up to 4 years) Jeff Garcia - 2 (Scales up to 3 years) Craig Erickson - 2 (Scales up to 3 years) Jameis Winston - 1 (and current starter) Josh McCown - 1 Mike Glennon - 1 Bruce Gradkowski - 1 Chris Simms - 1 Brian Griese - 1 Shaun King - 1 Steve Young - 1 Jack Thompson - 1 Gary Huff - 1 Steve Spurrier - 1 The Buccaneers produced 4 pro bowlers (scales up to 5 in 50 years), one each by Trent Dilfer, Brad Johnson, Jeff Garcia, and Jameis Winston. Washington Joe Theisman - 8 seasons Billy Kilmer - 7 Mark Rypien - 5 Sonny Jurgenson - 5 (led team for 7 seasons, but only 5 since 1966) Jason Campbell - 3 Patrick Ramsey - 3 Gus Frerotte - 3 Kirk Cousins - 2 (and current starter) Robert Griffin - 2 Mark Brunell - 2 Brad Johnson - 2 Jay Schroeder - 2 Rex Grossman - 1 Donovan McNabb - 1 Tony Banks - 1 Trent Green - 1 Heath Shuler - 1 Doug Williams - 1 The Redskins produced 12 pro bowlers, led by Sonny Jurgensen with 3. Kansas City Len Dawson - 8 (led team for 12 seasons, but only 8 since 1966) Bill Kenney - 7 Trent Green - 5 Mike Livingston - 5 Matt Cassel - 4 Steve Deberg - 4 Alex Smith - 3 (and current starter) Elvis Grbac - 3 Damon Huard - 2 Steve Bono - 2 Joe Montana - 2 Steve Fuller - 2 Tyler Thigpen - 1 Rich Gannon - 1 Dave Krieg - 1 The Chiefs produced 14 pro bowlers during this span, led by Len Dawson with 5. 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. Chicago Jay Cutler - 7 seasons (current starter) Jim McMahon - 6 Jim Harbaugh - 4 Erik Kramer - 3 Bob Avellini - 3 Bobby Douglass - 3 Jack Concannon - 3 Kyle Orton - 2 Jim Miller - 2 Mike Tomczak - 2 Vince Evans - 2 Gary Huff - 2 Rex Grossman - 1 Brian Griese - 1 Chad Hutchinson - 1 Kordell Stewart - 1 Cade McNown - 1 Shane Matthews - 1 Dave Krieg - 1 Steve Walsh - 1 Mike Phipps - 1 Virgil Carter - 1 Rudy Bukich - 1 (led for 2 seasons, one before 1966) The Bears quarterbacks produced one pro bowl, led by Jim McMahon with one.* |
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