Rain Man
09-01-2016, 08:16 PM
My new tournament system is starting to drag a little, so I'm going to accelerate it. Starting now, we'll pick the TWO strongest and TWO weakest teams, and double our rate of finalizing rankings.
Here are our top-ranked teams:
Minnesota
Fran Tarkenton - 8 (led team for 13 seasons, but only 8 since 1966)
Tommy Kramer - 7
Daunte Culpepper - 5
Brad Johnson - 4
Rich Gannon - 3
Wade Wilson - 3
Joe Kapp - 3
Teddy Bridgewater - 2 (and current starter)
Christian Ponder - 2
Brett Favre - 2
Warren Moon - 2
Gary Cuozzo - 2
Matt Cassel - 1
Gus Frerotte - 1
Tavaris Jackson - 1
Jeff George - 1
Randall Cunningham - 1
Jim McMahon - 1
Steve Dils - 1
The Vikings produced 15 pro bowls, led by Fran Tarkenton with 5.
Philadelphia
Donovan McNabb - 10
Ron Jaworski - 10
Randall Cunningham - 6
Norm Snead - 5 (led team for 7 seasons, but only 5 since 1966)
Michael Vick - 3
Roman Gabriel - 3
Sam Bradford - 1 (and current starter - haha)
Mark Sanchez - 1
Nick Foles - 1
Doug Pederson - 1
Koy Detmer - 1
Bobby Hoying - 1
Ty Detmer - 1
Rodney Peete - 1
Bubby Brister - 1
Jim McMahon - 1
Mike Boryla - 1
John Reaves - 1
Pete Liske - 1
The Eagles produced 14 pro bowls, led by Donovan McNabb with 6.
Seattle
Matt Hasselbeck - 9 (scales up to 11 years over a 50-year period)
Dave Krieg - 9 (scales up to 11 years)
Jim Zorn - 7 (Scales up to 9 years)
Russell Wilson - 4 (Scales up to 5 years)
Rick Mirer - 3 (Scales up to 4 years)
Jon Kitna - 2 (Scales up to 3 years)
Warren Moon - 2 (Scales up to 3 years)
Tarvaris Jackson - 1
Seneca Wallace - 1
John Friesz - 1
Stan Gelbaugh - 1
The Seahawks produced 10 pro bowls (scales up to 13 over 50 years), led by a three-way tie of Dave Krieg, Matt Hasselbeck, and Russell Wilson with 3 each.
Buffalo
Joe Ferguson - 12
Jim Kelly - 11
Ryan Fitzpatrick - 4
Drew Bledsoe - 3
Dennis Shaw - 3
Jack Kemp - 3 (led team for 6 seasons, 3 before 1966)
Doug Flutie - 2
Trent Edwards - 2
Tyrod Taylor - 1 (Current starter)
Kyle Orton - 1
E.J. Manuel - 1
J.P. Losman - 1
Kelly Holcomb - 1
Alex Van Pelt - 1
Rob Johnson - 1
Todd Collins - 1
Vince Ferragamo - 1
Dan Darragh - 1
The Bills produced 10 pro bowlers in 50 years, with Jim Kelly leading at 5.
Oakland
Ken Stabler - 7
Daryle Lamonica - 6
Rich Gannon - 5
Jeff Hostetler - 4
Jay Schroeder - 4
Marc Wilson - 4
Jim Plunkett - 4
Derek Carr - 2 (and current starter)
Carson Palmer - 2
Jamarcus Russell - 2
Kerry Collins - 2
Terrelle Pryor - 1
Jason Campbell - 1
Daunte Culpepper - 1
Andrew Walter - 1
Donald Hollas - 1
Jeff George - 1
Steve Beuerlein - 1
Tom Flores - 1 (led the team for 5 seasons, but only 1 since 1966)
The Raiders produced 15 pro bowls, led by Lamonica, Stabler, and Gannon with four each.
NY Giants
Eli Manning - 11 seasons, and current starter since he whined and threw a tantrum to leave San Diego.
Phil Simms - 11
Kerry Collins - 5
Fran Tarkenton - 5
Dave Brown - 3
Craig Morton - 3
Danny Kanell - 2
Jeff Hostetler - 2
Scott Brunner - 2
Joe Pisarcik - 2
Norm Snead - 2
Kurt Warner - 1
Gary Wood - 1
The Giants produced 11 pro bowlers, led by Fran Tarkenton and Eli Manning with 4 each.
Here are our top-ranked teams:
Minnesota
Fran Tarkenton - 8 (led team for 13 seasons, but only 8 since 1966)
Tommy Kramer - 7
Daunte Culpepper - 5
Brad Johnson - 4
Rich Gannon - 3
Wade Wilson - 3
Joe Kapp - 3
Teddy Bridgewater - 2 (and current starter)
Christian Ponder - 2
Brett Favre - 2
Warren Moon - 2
Gary Cuozzo - 2
Matt Cassel - 1
Gus Frerotte - 1
Tavaris Jackson - 1
Jeff George - 1
Randall Cunningham - 1
Jim McMahon - 1
Steve Dils - 1
The Vikings produced 15 pro bowls, led by Fran Tarkenton with 5.
Philadelphia
Donovan McNabb - 10
Ron Jaworski - 10
Randall Cunningham - 6
Norm Snead - 5 (led team for 7 seasons, but only 5 since 1966)
Michael Vick - 3
Roman Gabriel - 3
Sam Bradford - 1 (and current starter - haha)
Mark Sanchez - 1
Nick Foles - 1
Doug Pederson - 1
Koy Detmer - 1
Bobby Hoying - 1
Ty Detmer - 1
Rodney Peete - 1
Bubby Brister - 1
Jim McMahon - 1
Mike Boryla - 1
John Reaves - 1
Pete Liske - 1
The Eagles produced 14 pro bowls, led by Donovan McNabb with 6.
Seattle
Matt Hasselbeck - 9 (scales up to 11 years over a 50-year period)
Dave Krieg - 9 (scales up to 11 years)
Jim Zorn - 7 (Scales up to 9 years)
Russell Wilson - 4 (Scales up to 5 years)
Rick Mirer - 3 (Scales up to 4 years)
Jon Kitna - 2 (Scales up to 3 years)
Warren Moon - 2 (Scales up to 3 years)
Tarvaris Jackson - 1
Seneca Wallace - 1
John Friesz - 1
Stan Gelbaugh - 1
The Seahawks produced 10 pro bowls (scales up to 13 over 50 years), led by a three-way tie of Dave Krieg, Matt Hasselbeck, and Russell Wilson with 3 each.
Buffalo
Joe Ferguson - 12
Jim Kelly - 11
Ryan Fitzpatrick - 4
Drew Bledsoe - 3
Dennis Shaw - 3
Jack Kemp - 3 (led team for 6 seasons, 3 before 1966)
Doug Flutie - 2
Trent Edwards - 2
Tyrod Taylor - 1 (Current starter)
Kyle Orton - 1
E.J. Manuel - 1
J.P. Losman - 1
Kelly Holcomb - 1
Alex Van Pelt - 1
Rob Johnson - 1
Todd Collins - 1
Vince Ferragamo - 1
Dan Darragh - 1
The Bills produced 10 pro bowlers in 50 years, with Jim Kelly leading at 5.
Oakland
Ken Stabler - 7
Daryle Lamonica - 6
Rich Gannon - 5
Jeff Hostetler - 4
Jay Schroeder - 4
Marc Wilson - 4
Jim Plunkett - 4
Derek Carr - 2 (and current starter)
Carson Palmer - 2
Jamarcus Russell - 2
Kerry Collins - 2
Terrelle Pryor - 1
Jason Campbell - 1
Daunte Culpepper - 1
Andrew Walter - 1
Donald Hollas - 1
Jeff George - 1
Steve Beuerlein - 1
Tom Flores - 1 (led the team for 5 seasons, but only 1 since 1966)
The Raiders produced 15 pro bowls, led by Lamonica, Stabler, and Gannon with four each.
NY Giants
Eli Manning - 11 seasons, and current starter since he whined and threw a tantrum to leave San Diego.
Phil Simms - 11
Kerry Collins - 5
Fran Tarkenton - 5
Dave Brown - 3
Craig Morton - 3
Danny Kanell - 2
Jeff Hostetler - 2
Scott Brunner - 2
Joe Pisarcik - 2
Norm Snead - 2
Kurt Warner - 1
Gary Wood - 1
The Giants produced 11 pro bowlers, led by Fran Tarkenton and Eli Manning with 4 each.