Rain Man
09-02-2016, 10:29 AM
Two teams will get knocked out in this heat. Remember, you're now picking the TWO strongest and TWO weakest in each part.
New Orleans
Drew Brees - 10 seasons
Archie Manning - 9
Aaron Brooks - 5
Bobby Hebert - 5
Jim Everett - 3
Billy Kilmer - 3
Billy Joe Tolliver - 2
Dave Wilson - 2
Ken Stabler - 2
Jeff Blake - 1
Heath Shuler - 1
Wade Wilson - 1
Steve Walsh - 1
Richard Todd - 1
Bobby Douglass - 1
Ed Hargett -1
Gary Cuozzo - 1
The Saints produced 10 pro bowls, led by Drew Brees with 8.
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.
Los Angeles
Marc Bulger - 8
Jim Everett - 8
Roman Gabriel - 7 (led team for 8 seasons, but only 7 since 1966)
Sam Bradford - 4
Pat Haden - 4
Kurt Warner - 3
Tony Banks - 3
Vince Ferragamo - 3
James Harris - 3
Chris Miller - 2
Nick Foles - 1 (and current starter)
Austin Davis - 1
Dieter Brock - 1
Jeff Kemp - 1
John Hadl - 1
The Rams produced 12 pro bowls, led by Roman Gabriel and Kurt Warner with 3 each.
Tennessee
Warren Moon - 10 seasons
Dan Pastorini - 9
Steve McNair - 8
Vince Young - 3
Pete Beathard - 3
Kerry Collins - 2
Chris Chandler - 2
Ken Stabler - 2
Marcus Mariota - 1 (and current starter)
Zach Mettenberger - 1
Ryan Fitzpatrick - 1
Jake Locker - 1
Matt Hasselbeck - 1
Billy Volek - 1
Billy Joe Tolliver - 1
Oliver Luck - 1
Gifford Nielsen - 1
Charley Johnson - 1
George Blanda - 1 (led the team for 7 seasons, but only 1 since 1966 and he was also a slimy cheating Raider)
The Titans/Oilers produced 13 pro bowls, led by Warren Moon with 6.
Cincinnati
Ken Anderson - 13 seasons
Boomer Esiason - 8
Carson Palmer - 6
Andy Dalton - 5 (and current starter)
Jeff Blake - 5
Jon Kitna - 3
Virgil Carter - 2
Ryan Fitzpatrick - 1
Akili Smith - 1
Neil O'Donnell - 1
David Klingler - 1
Greg Cook - 1
John Stofa - 1
The Bengals produced 12 pro bowl seasons in 48 years, led by Ken Anderson's 4.
Carolina
Jake Delhomme - 6 seasons (scales up to 14 over 50 years)
Cam Newton - 5 (current starter) (scales up to 12 over 50 years)
Steve Beuerlein - 3 (scales up to 7 over 50 years)
Kerry Collins - 3 (scales up to 7 over 50 years)
Jimmy Clausen - 1 (scales up to 2 over 50 years)
Vinny Testaverde - 1 (scales up to 2 over 50 years)
Rodney Peete - 1 (scales up to 2 over 50 years)
Chris Weinke - 1 (scales up to 2 over 50 years)
The Panthers have produced 6 pro bowls, which scales up to 14 over 50 years. Newton is the leader with three (scales up to 7).
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.
Arizona
Jim Hart - 13 seasons at QB
Neil Lomax - 7
Jake Plummer - 6
Kurt Warner - 4
Carson Palmer - 2
Kevin Kolb - 2
Steve Beuerlein - 2
Charley Johnson - 2
Drew Stanton - 1
Derek Anderson - 1
Matt Leinert - 1
Josh McCown - 1
Jeff Blake - 1
Boomer Esiason - 1
Dave Krieg - 1
Chris Chandler - 1
Tom Tupa - 1
Tim Rosenbach - 1
Gary Hogeboom - 1
Gary Cuozzo - 1
The Cardinals had 8 pro bowls during this period, led by Jim Hart with 4.
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.
New Orleans
Drew Brees - 10 seasons
Archie Manning - 9
Aaron Brooks - 5
Bobby Hebert - 5
Jim Everett - 3
Billy Kilmer - 3
Billy Joe Tolliver - 2
Dave Wilson - 2
Ken Stabler - 2
Jeff Blake - 1
Heath Shuler - 1
Wade Wilson - 1
Steve Walsh - 1
Richard Todd - 1
Bobby Douglass - 1
Ed Hargett -1
Gary Cuozzo - 1
The Saints produced 10 pro bowls, led by Drew Brees with 8.
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.
Los Angeles
Marc Bulger - 8
Jim Everett - 8
Roman Gabriel - 7 (led team for 8 seasons, but only 7 since 1966)
Sam Bradford - 4
Pat Haden - 4
Kurt Warner - 3
Tony Banks - 3
Vince Ferragamo - 3
James Harris - 3
Chris Miller - 2
Nick Foles - 1 (and current starter)
Austin Davis - 1
Dieter Brock - 1
Jeff Kemp - 1
John Hadl - 1
The Rams produced 12 pro bowls, led by Roman Gabriel and Kurt Warner with 3 each.
Tennessee
Warren Moon - 10 seasons
Dan Pastorini - 9
Steve McNair - 8
Vince Young - 3
Pete Beathard - 3
Kerry Collins - 2
Chris Chandler - 2
Ken Stabler - 2
Marcus Mariota - 1 (and current starter)
Zach Mettenberger - 1
Ryan Fitzpatrick - 1
Jake Locker - 1
Matt Hasselbeck - 1
Billy Volek - 1
Billy Joe Tolliver - 1
Oliver Luck - 1
Gifford Nielsen - 1
Charley Johnson - 1
George Blanda - 1 (led the team for 7 seasons, but only 1 since 1966 and he was also a slimy cheating Raider)
The Titans/Oilers produced 13 pro bowls, led by Warren Moon with 6.
Cincinnati
Ken Anderson - 13 seasons
Boomer Esiason - 8
Carson Palmer - 6
Andy Dalton - 5 (and current starter)
Jeff Blake - 5
Jon Kitna - 3
Virgil Carter - 2
Ryan Fitzpatrick - 1
Akili Smith - 1
Neil O'Donnell - 1
David Klingler - 1
Greg Cook - 1
John Stofa - 1
The Bengals produced 12 pro bowl seasons in 48 years, led by Ken Anderson's 4.
Carolina
Jake Delhomme - 6 seasons (scales up to 14 over 50 years)
Cam Newton - 5 (current starter) (scales up to 12 over 50 years)
Steve Beuerlein - 3 (scales up to 7 over 50 years)
Kerry Collins - 3 (scales up to 7 over 50 years)
Jimmy Clausen - 1 (scales up to 2 over 50 years)
Vinny Testaverde - 1 (scales up to 2 over 50 years)
Rodney Peete - 1 (scales up to 2 over 50 years)
Chris Weinke - 1 (scales up to 2 over 50 years)
The Panthers have produced 6 pro bowls, which scales up to 14 over 50 years. Newton is the leader with three (scales up to 7).
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.
Arizona
Jim Hart - 13 seasons at QB
Neil Lomax - 7
Jake Plummer - 6
Kurt Warner - 4
Carson Palmer - 2
Kevin Kolb - 2
Steve Beuerlein - 2
Charley Johnson - 2
Drew Stanton - 1
Derek Anderson - 1
Matt Leinert - 1
Josh McCown - 1
Jeff Blake - 1
Boomer Esiason - 1
Dave Krieg - 1
Chris Chandler - 1
Tom Tupa - 1
Tim Rosenbach - 1
Gary Hogeboom - 1
Gary Cuozzo - 1
The Cardinals had 8 pro bowls during this period, led by Jim Hart with 4.
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.