Super Bowl winning QBs...
 

Sorry if repost...

26-of-46 Super Bowl winning teams had starting QBs taken in the first round of the draft (56%...56 ****ing percent). Of those, 22 were taken in the Top-10 picks, the area of the board where teams hope to find their franchise guys. And 33% of Super Bowl winning QBs are #1 overall picks. A total of 14 first round QBs have been named the Super Bowl MVP.

Dead horse isn't dead enough yet.

The supper bowl winner was a #1 over all.
Da Raiders!

yeah, but with a udfa we get all of the hope and none of the risk or actual success

#winwin

Q

Oh this will be good...

So basically you are describing Alex Smith, correct?

Wasn't Alex Smith a 1st round top 10 pick? :)

This has definitely never been discussed here before.

My bad. Forgive me for I doubted y'all.

No worries. It's only discussed every year when the Chiefs pass on the QB position in the draft.

Where's the jersey pic when you need one?

So we're playing the odds with a qb taken at 1.1?

And how many won for the team that drafted them?

I think it's something like 51% of the SBs being won by HOF QBs, so no. And then you've got all the SB's from the last decade being won by future HOFer's besides probably Flacco.

Statistically we do have a shot with Alex Smith mainly due to his draft position. Its small and the chance to win more than one or even play in more than one is smaller.