Jeff George 1999-2000 Highlights

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23 Touchdowns 12 Interceptions
2816 Yards
4 Game Winning Drives

[@MalevolentElephant]

THe best arm of all time that I have seen

[@nikosuavesworldofsportsmusic]

100% FACTUAL!!!!!!

[@tsmar9939]

I never seen qb throw like that maybe warren moon

[@adamcollins6959]

I agree.. me and my friends used to talk about him like he was an all time great just because of the way threw. There are a few others that I would mention after him like John Elway, Dan Marino ,Warren Moon. I also think that a young Matt Stafford had it too. But I would say George had the best pure throwing ability.

[@kevinthomas2906]

Unbelievable arm strength and accuracy

[@sergiohardencooper5640]

For me...THE Best Quarterback in VIKINGS history ...great arm, accuracy, perfect passes and courage a leader ✋

[@juanparty]

who QB do you enjoyed more? Randall or Jeff?

[@sergiohardencooper5640]

@@juanparty both of them...but I enjoy more...Jeff 👍

[@marqueswilliams345]

@@juanpartybest QB in Vikings history really? I think Fran Tankerton would have to disagree

[@JDR_Nova]

Also loved that season with George but the 2009 season with Favre was one of my all time favorites too

[@EdmacZ]

Had the talent of a franchise QB but wound up a journeyman because of his attitude.

[@dociebiemowie915]

Fuck Super Bowls.. it’s about being a journeyman and going rogue. Jeff had the most talented arm I have ever seen. He barely moved and the ball shot out of a cannon.

[@bigglilwayne7050]

That's not necessarily true, he seemed to always land at his new destination one step ahead or behind

[@user-vg4vq4bf3x]

You do know Jeff doesn't care right? Seriously jeff George didn't care he played the game how he wanted to and wasn't going to bow before head coaches or front offices bad attitude ? So what when you have a cannon like that he should of been a steeler or on that ravens team in 2000 and won a superbowl just to piss people off even more lmao yes a journeyman but he's that 1 dude say you building an expansion team and you want to actually compete ? You get jeff george let him air that shit out

[@bbryant9455]

​@@user-vg4vq4bf3xso true. His teammates loved him too. So I don't play into the whole attitude thing as much either. He'd definitely be top 5 today period 💯

[@busterallen7825]

He had a Cannon.

[@johnharris750]

I agree look at the throw at 3:37⭐️

[@ustuppy]

What a gun.

[@K8B324]

effortless release

[@andrewclover1462]

He should have had a HoF career.

[@daveconleyportfolio5192]

There should be a movie, or maybe a miniseries, about Jeff George and Randy Moss being on the same offense.

[@JeffGeorge-gq5uj]

I did have quite the arm

[@ralphelliott2503]

Is that you Jeff?

[@iv3game]

Greatest Arm talent Ever. So strong, relaxed, effortless throw and the ball zips on a 50 yd frozen rope. But a Antonio Brown CTE Attitude, TO Ego.

[@wb6162]

I loved Denny but I will say he made a mistake not making a commitment to JG when he saw that arm. I understand wanting to develop a franchise QB in Culpepper but man, we had an all pro right in our locker room At least, AT LEAST he should have had Daunte sit on the bench for a couple of years and let Jeff lead that team.

[@joeraguso5376]

Several other teams had already tried that by then. George was a ticking time bomb. Unbelievable talent though.

[@q4life551]

One of the best velocity of all time. He did get a good contract with Washington out of his time with the Vikings

[@Lemopalm]

Jeff George should have played for Mike Martz. Both stubborn. Both like passing deep. Neither can move (one physically and the other metaphorically). But both can delivery when allowed the right circumstance.

[@dwightlove3704]

What about him and Andy Reid

[@Yeomannn]

This dude would have at least 2 rings if he played today.

[@arnoldjanikowski7122]

he still wants to lol. he was literally 50 years old begging for a team to sign him he actually made rico videos, like uncle rico from napoleon dynamite lol i've always been a george fan underrated imo

[@Yeomannn]

@@arnoldjanikowski7122 lmfao

[@ericcrabtree6245]

Jeff George was the football equivalent of Nuke LaLoosh - million dollar arm and 10¢ head.

[@ericlarsen6209]

We should kept him and we made a mistake by drafted Culpeper when at the time we needed a pass rusher, the pick was kearse

[@slumpyb]

I've been saying the same thing for....over 20 years!

[@ericlarsen6209]

@@slumpyb thanks to Green, he was the G. M

[@michaelcoburn2975]

As a former Redskins fan, it was downhill quick for Jeff George. He did have a hell of a run between the Raiders in 97 and the Vikings in 99. 2000 and 2001 were pretty brutal to watch him play. But who knows, with those receivers maybe he would have been good for another couple of years.

[@Yeomannn]

Jeff George would have won you guys a super bowl or two. No doubt in my mind.

[@Oklahoma-Dreaming]

Jeff George had some of the most beautiful passing mechanics ever. He nearly had a “straight arm” where he could accelerate quickly through his motion and it allowed him to have a quick release and a strong arm. But if you just watch him in practice you can actually really see his arm motion better as he slows it down a bit. But he could drop back, and while he was planting his back foot he could start his throwing motion so that when he made a weight transfer the ball could be out already. Too bad there’s no high-speed photography of his motion because you then could slow it way down in high resolution and see what he was doing.

[@NYG5]

Like the weight shift was perfectly synced with the release?

[@jimlascola]

loved the sports machine with the action non rap music watched it every Sunday Night

[@NYG5]

Back when NFL games had more than trap garbage playing

[@nedtelling2503]

Wow, he was actually a really good QB! Cannon

[@juanamj1594]

Thanks for the upload, THX ALOT. Keep with the great work 👍.

[@dwightlove3704]

Ppl who saw him at the combine still talk about the throws that he made that left them in amazement.

[@untexan]

Jeff George only had one year his whole career where he wasn’t in a terrible situation. First the Colts, then the June Jones Falcons, then the Raiders, one year with the Vikings where he had a great season but they had Daunte Culpepper waiting in the wings… and then the Redskins. Someone could have made a lot more out of George, but it never worked out.

[@357twilson]

Wow 😳

[@nikosuavesworldofsportsmusic]

@THX ALOT Thank you very much for posting 2004-05 Minnesota Vikings Daunte Culpepper & 1999-00 Minnesota Vikings Jeff George highlights. Will you be making a 1990-91 Houston Oilers Warren Moon, 1997-98 Oakland Raiders Jeff George, 2011-12 New Orleans Saints Drew Brees, & 2011-12 Detroit Lions Matthew Stafford next in the very near future at your earliest convenience of course?

[@THXALOT]

Gotchu bro which one u want first?

[@nikosuavesworldofsportsmusic]

THX ALOT 1990-91 Houston Oilers Warren Moon 362 of 584 for 4,689 yards 33tds & 13tds in ONLY 15 games played. He missed the season finale & Oilers 41-14 AFC WILD CARD PLAYOFF GAME loss at division rival Cincinnati Bengals with a dislocated pinky on his right hand which was his throwing hand.

[@THXALOT]

Ok gotchu

[@WhiteWolf--]

Dude had a cannon, unlike any other QB I've ever seen! Slingshotting 40-50yds off his back foot like it was nothing. Too bad he was reprehensible dickhead and didn't have champion mentality. If he did, combined with that natural talent, would have rings for sure

[@NYG5]

Every time he throws the ball it looks like he has 50 MOH winds behind him boosting his throws

[@aureliansmask3502]

A player with fantastic ability who completely wasted his talents

[@jeremykrause153]

Well he did have a few decent seasons. It’s not like he was Ryan Leaf.

[@SantiagoTM1]

I've been a VIKING X52 seasons in '22. I always liked Jeff George, however, his piss-poor attitude cost him his NFL career. He had the most beautiful "FASTBALL' in all of Football. Captain Kirk also has a Fast Ball (+) a beautiful Deep Ball. Vikes win 13 games Ppl. If U bet, always include the Vikes in the "$-Line" bet. U'll thank me later. With our '22 Offense, my VIKES will score more than 23 points all season long. Mark my words Ppl.

[@jackkitchen737]

Denny Green cost us big time by waiting 2 weeks too long. If he'd have put Jeff George in two weeks earlier, and not played for the FG vs Detroit, Minnesota would have visited the Rams in the NFC Championship game. And it would have gone way different one week later. The Rams were ready to choke that postseason. They simply needed to be put in that position. They beat the Vikings badly in the second half of the divisional round, after losing the 1st half. But one week later, they'd have gotten smoked.

[@alfarabi73]

3:37 Jesus Christ...

[@puppethound]

I have seen better quality WW1 films 😂

[@NinjaBoyTellEm92]

Cannon arm. Terrible attitude.

[@BionicMAGA-xi3uy]

Dude had a laser cannon attached to his shoulder! Too bad he was such a deuschbag! Could've amounted to something.

[@MrStanza29]

Why they dumped George after this year was beyond me

[@chriscurtis3150]

Only other quarter back with the same zip as George was elway

[@chriscurtis3150]

Michael Vick had an amazingly strong.arm also