Bob Griese Highlights

An underrated quarterback from the 1970's; Griese was smart, efficient, and had solid mobility that doesn't get talked about much. Griese helped the Dolphins win 2 Super Bowls and was a 2x First Team All Pro as well. He didn't have the volume numbers, but valued team success and he was voted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1990. He had over 25,000 passing yards and 192 passing touchdowns in his career.

[@clintdavis7434]

He was a quiet leader who did his talking on the field.

[@Lemi-killmister]

My brothers hero Mine was the scrambler Fran Tarkenton

[@TeddyBelcher4kultrawide]

Goat qb

[@Dave-ff9im]

Let's not get carried away

[@TeddyBelcher4kultrawide]

You’re an embarrassment to the academics who study football

[@jordanwilliams7996]

​If he thinks that who are u to tell him differently ​@@Dave-ff9im

[@Dave-ff9im]

@jordanwilliams7996 apparently someone who understands that term a lot better than either of you. Please tell me what makes him the GOAT then. I'll wait

[@jordanwilliams7996]

@Dave-ff9im I never said he was but I don't talk shit to ppl for their opinion u got alot of growing up to do bro🤷

[@sinblaze1]

One of my favorites in my youth.

[@ICU2B4UDO]

Mine too!

[@kelvinkloud]

got more out of avg arm strength then anyone of his era.... why? b/c all his other tools were top shelf. had almost tark like feet. had starr like icy coolness under pressure. had bernie kosar or better like smarts. & his accuracy was pin point.

[@Sasha-ku8rv]

I agree with everything you wrote, except the average arm strength. His arm was actually pretty strong. Look at those ropes were yet to throw the needle between three defenders. Very good arm.

[@blakebrown84]

Bob Griese is Brian Griese’s father, so I never really watch him play before. I know of him, but was he part of the 1972 undefeated Dolphins team.

[@brennangendron3896]

He was the leader of that team

[@blakebrown84]

@@brennangendron3896yes indeed I agree. He was ahead of his time when he played for the team.