Quarterbackery: Round 2, Heat 8
 

Today's matchup is dual-bicoastal.

San Diego

Dan Fouts - 14 seasons
Phillip Rivers - 10 (and current starter)
John Hadl - 7 (led the team for 10 seasons but only 7 since 1966)
Stan Humphries - 6
Drew Brees - 4
Doug Flutie - 1
Ryan Leaf - 1
Jim Harbaugh - 1
Craig Whelihan - 1
John Friesz - 1
Billy Joe Tolliver - 1
Jim McMahon - 1
Mark Malone - 1
James Harris - 1

The Chargers produced 15 pro bowls, led by Dan Fouts 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.

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.

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.

It's amazing how some of these names keep showing up. I don't remember Warren Moon quarterbacking the Seahawks, and he was apparently there for at least two years.

I do fondly remember the Craig Whelihan era in San Diego, though. Good times.

Pretty easy-breezy in this one.

I wonder how Tampa Bay will be looked at 10 years from now.

I briefly debated San Diego versus Seattle. Seattle's been pretty good about having a solid guy under center over the years, but in the end I think Fouts and Rivers trump Hasselback and Krieg at the top of the list.

If a Tampa fan says that Winston has a chance to be Tampa's best-ever quarterback, well....yeah, probably.