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Part 1. Which of these teams has the STRONGEST QB history over the past 50 years? 0 0%
Jacksonville 1 7.14%
Tennessee 3 21.43%
Washington 6 42.86%
Buffalo 4 28.57%
Part 2. Which of these teams has the WEAKEST QB history over the past 50 years? 0 0%
Jacksonville 11 78.57%
Tennessee 1 7.14%
Washington 2 14.29%
Buffalo 0 0%
I give extra credit to outdoor stadium quarterbacks. 0 0%
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Old 08-17-2016, 07:03 PM   #1
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How does 19 years of Mark Brunell (scaled) not beat Tennessee?

On a side not: 4 teams that Vinny Testaverde didn't play for at some point in time. Wow!
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How does 19 years of Mark Brunell (scaled) not beat Tennessee?

On a side not: 4 teams that Vinny Testaverde didn't play for at some point in time. Wow!
I think I'd take 18 years of Warren Moon and Steve McNair over 19 years of Mark Brunell. And I like Brunell.

The next question is 19 years scaled of Garrard and Leftwich versus 9 years of Pastorini, 1 year of Mariota, and 9 years of various mediocrity like Stabler, Vince Young, Chandler, Kerry Collins. I'd call that kind of a draw.

I think Washington is the weakest QB situation in this heat.
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I think I'd take 18 years of Warren Moon and Steve McNair over 19 years of Mark Brunell. And I like Brunell.

The next question is 19 years scaled of Garrard and Leftwich versus 9 years of Pastorini, 1 year of Mariota, and 9 years of various mediocrity like Stabler, Vince Young, Chandler, Kerry Collins. I'd call that kind of a draw.

I think Washington is the weakest QB situation in this heat.
I would take 1 Super Bowl victory over any of them...JMO
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I think I'd take 18 years of Warren Moon and Steve McNair over 19 years of Mark Brunell. And I like Brunell.

The next question is 19 years scaled of Garrard and Leftwich versus 9 years of Pastorini, 1 year of Mariota, and 9 years of various mediocrity like Stabler, Vince Young, Chandler, Kerry Collins. I'd call that kind of a draw.

I think Washington is the weakest QB situation in this heat.
I don't really remember Warren Moon before the Chiefs and from what I remember wasn't very impressive so maybe there's a timeline bias. On top of that the Titans are kind of like the New York Jets to me. I wouldn't notice if they fell off the map so there's a bias.

I went Jags top and Titans bottom.
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I don't really remember Warren Moon before the Chiefs and from what I remember wasn't very impressive so maybe there's a timeline bias. On top of that the Titans are kind of like the New York Jets to me. I wouldn't notice if they fell off the map so there's a bias.

I went Jags top and Titans bottom.
He was a killer in Houston. One might argue that the system helped him a lot, but nonetheless he was one of the top QBs in the league during that time.

I still sadly remember his 500+ yards against the Chiefs when he finally left the game out of mercy. That was a horrific game to watch.
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