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Washington late 60's to late 70's was a decent run. It fizzled out after DG Sample and Krause were the earliest I could think of but they played mainly elsewhere Pat Fischer Mike Bass Brig Owens Ken Houston Jake Scott 6 with Mia 3 with Wash Lemar Parrish 8 with Cin 4 with Wash Joe Lavender Darrell G...

I like Baugh/Jurgensen for the pair.

All time Green Bay Herber/Isbell/Starr/Favre/Rodgers

rhickok1109 wrote:To turn the question on its head: How often has a coach with a well-established QB been fired?

Sticking with Hall of Fame QBs
Jurgensen/Otto Graham Hogskins was fired after 1968

Unitas/Ewbank Colts fired after 1962

I think mobile means they'll roll out and move to avoid a rush and not necessarily run. Tarkenton averaged 37.5 rushes per season (675/18) and 191 yards per game. He was one of the most mobile quarterbacks imo.

I searched the thread and didn't see him mentioned

Chuck Foreman with the Patriots in 1980

Dan Towler Rams 1950-1955

6-Dal/Mia & 7-Mia/Was:

losing team did not score an offensive TD?

A kicker was responsible for all the points for the losing team?

7-Mia/Was & 8-Mia/Min (bit of a reach):

winning team threw for less than 100 yards?

I think it's the multiple blows that does it. I wonder if a good helmet gives the players a false sense of security? More likely to stick their head into the fray, instead of a shoulder. I had a good helmet with a cage. My buddy wanted to see what the cage was like so we switched helmets. His was ch...

Frank Ryan '70, and Jim Hart '84, played their last season with the Redskins

I think he was better than Maynard and his skills would translate better, for what it's worth. Watching Powell on film is like watching Len Ford with those 1950's Browns teams...it's like a present-day player transported back in time. I agree that peak Powell is probably better than peak Maynard, b...