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| Part 1. Which of these teams has the STRONGEST QB history over the past 50 years? |
   
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3 | 18.75% |
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12 | 75.00% |
| Part 2. Which of these teams has the WEAKEST QB history over the past 50 years? |
  
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06-26-2016, 08:09 PM
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Quarterbackery: Round 2, Heat 7
Four new teams with interesting quarterback records. This heat will be intriguing.
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. 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. NY Jets Joe Namath - 9 seasons (led team for 10, but only 9 since 1966) Ken O'Brien - 7 Richard Todd - 6 Chad Pennington - 5 Mark Sanchez - 4 Vinny Testaverde - 3 Boomer Esiason - 3 Geno Smith - 2 Ryan Fitzpatrick - 1 (and current starter, for what that's worth) Brett Favre - 1 Brooks Bollinger - 1 Ray Lucas - 1 Neil O'Donnell - 1 Frank Reich - 1 Browning Nagle - 1 Pat Ryan - 1 Matt Robinson - 1 Al Woodall - 1 Bob Davis - 1 The Jets produced 10 pro bowls, led by Joe Namath 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. |
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I'd probably go with the following order:
#1 - Philadelphia. They had a good decade with McNabb and another 6 great years with Cunningham. Jaworski was solid for a decade, and they snuck in a few decent years with Snead and Vick. #2 - Minnesota. Tarkenton was top-notch Hall of Fame, of course, and Culpepper had a few good years. They squeezed some final years out of veterans like Cunningham and Moon and Favre, and Brad Johnson had his day in the sun. #3 - New Orleans. Trails Minnesota by a hair. Brees was top-notch, and Manning and Hebert were generally solid. They snuck in a few other decent years with Brooks and Everett. #4 - New York Jets. It's pretty much Joe Namath in this group, with a bunch of JAGs.
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