Jeff George - Fire Arm Possession!!! {Career Highlights} pt. 1

This video is a tribute to one of STRONGEST ARMS IN NFL HISTORY....JEFF GEORGE!!!!!!
Indianapolis Colts, Atlanta Falcons, Oakland Raiders, Minnesota Vikings and Washington Redskins Highlights................
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#jeffgeorge #atlantafalcons #raiders

[@ianforsyth9472]

One thing about George's throws is that he generates super velocity with little effort. He barely flicks his wrist from his back foot but the ball zips like a Roberto Clemente throw from right field. I think Vick could throw on a roll-out with more strength but Jeff George seems to be the naturally strongest arm I've seen, & I've been watching since 1977. Still, what good is a million dollar arm when it's attached to a 10 cent head & pissy attitude.

[@chad2831]

totally agree him and vick. effortless darts. didn't always know where the ball was headed but always pretty.

[@bradstrayer485]

Two other quarterbacks could do exactly that Randall Cunningham and Mike Vick.

[@Zombie1Boy]

Marino had the quickest release. Farve the strongest arm. Moon had the best technique throwing the ball. Jeff George had all of that and made it look easy.

[@nikosuavesworldofsportsmusic]

Zombie1Boy Brett Favre is tied with Dan Marino & Bert Jones for third place when it comes to arm strength trailing Jeff George & colossal draft bust JaMarcus Russell at #1 & the aforementioned John Elway at #2.

[@JTDutch]

That's a weird way to spell "he played on bad teams" but to each his own

[@shonuff4323]

One of the most talented passers in NFL history. He threw such a pretty pass. So effortless.

[@juanparty]

The most talented without a doubt, but a troublemaker.

[@samsung-eh4dv]

Beautiful thoughts even when he was jumping backwards.

[@basilcarpenterjr1592]

I said same thing his passes was so smooth threw a beautiful ball

[@jorger643]

Maybe the strongest arm ever. Maybe the quickest release ever. And very underated footwork . Great athlete at 6'4

[@birdbirdbird1565]

Jeff George was so underrated. When he was good, he was good

[@dwightlove3704]

Bird When he was on he was GREAT!!!!!

[@Zombie1Boy]

I dunno about underrated. Dude had all the arm talent in the world. Everybody knew it. Thats why he was drafted 1st overall and given richest rookie contract. He just didn't live upto the hype. Shot himself in the foot more times then not.

[@strakajagr]

THE BEST

[@smeagolmazurenko5238]

The difference between him and brett favre is mike Holmgren. Real easy to see those guys in each other's shoes.

[@cidiose]

@@Zombie1Boy GOAT arm caliber indeed...Not whole lot of everthing else, though. What a waste!

[@EazyyMuthuLovinnE]

Lmao this so random, I don’t know anybody who would create a Jeff George highlight video, I appreciate it 😂

[@JsnHighlights1316]

lol.....thank ya.......and somebody had to make 1....

[@FloridaHeat72]

Jeff George was a jerk but had a great arm the only reason why I watched the Falcons Colts Raiders and Vikings

[@steveneumeyer681]

yes i do. Jeff could really chuck it. Loved watching him throw it deep to James Jett & Randy Moss

[@thezdbailey]

You're Goddamn right you appreciate it. Dude was an absolute asshole but he threw fucking seeds. The greatest thing to me is it's 16 minutes long but it's only part one.

[@richmay3929]

the only reason I'm here on KZbin at this moment is to find a Jeff George highlight video. His arm was every bit as good as Elway's

[@Thenineoh]

That guy did have some insane arm strength. I lost count of how many times he did what QB's should usually NEVER do (run one way, throw across your body). Normal QBs that usually always ends up being an interception, but he still managed to do this while putting zip on the ball. Nice highlight!

[@eda639]

El Nino basically Mahomes

[@nikosuavesworldofsportsmusic]

Ed A Matthew Stafford was doing that before Patrick Mahomes was drafted ijs🤷🏾‍♂️.

[@KTF0]

He also threw some INTs.

[@DeCurtaRican]

What surprises me is that he could move too. He was ahead of his time. With today’s protection and better coaches and talent he would have as many Super Bowls as Brady.

[@DeCurtaRican]

@@eda639 : Stafford, Luck, Rodgers, and Favre all came before Mahomes and we’re doing it before him.

[@maniacmasturbator2411]

Thank you. I know jeff George was an underachiever/asshole/headcase and all that but I love watching him throw. Crazy arm strength, amazing velocity and it often seemed effortless, like he was putting little behind the throw. Just pure arm strength.

[@stew6662]

I agree, he had the strongest arm and tightest spirals I’ve ever seen. Just his decision making had a lot to be desired.

[@FreewayBrent]

Probably the best arm the NFL has seen since Dan Marino. As far as best quarterback, definitely not, although he most definitely had his moments in Atlanta and Minnesota.

[@kendrickjones3115]

@@FreewayBrent EVEN BETTER than Dan Marino!!! Jeff had what NOBODY has had before or since!!!

[@FreewayBrent]

@@kendrickjones3115 You might be right. From the "eye test"...it's hard for me to determine who had the better arm. Marino could *really* let the ball fly out of his arm, but so could George.

[@kendrickjones3115]

@@FreewayBrent Warren Moon also wants some of that smoke! Those are my top 3, right there, George, Moon and Marino ...

[@shonuff4323]

Probably the best arm in NFL history. Also threw the prettiest passes.

[@nikosuavesworldofsportsmusic]

Facts

[@lookmanoclothes9829]

Overrated joke

[@nikosuavesworldofsportsmusic]

@@lookmanoclothes9829 FUCK OFF

[@strakajagr]

UNQUESTIONABLY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@devilzdandruff9199]

Maybe not the prettiest passes but he def had the biggest arm in NFL history. I’ve seen this dude throw 70 yards in a headwind.

[@KTF0]

In every franchise he was on it was the same story: They first LOVED his arm. He performed well, sometimes VERY well, for a stretch. Then he clashes with teammates and coaches, then the losing starts. Team gets rid of him.

[@brodymartin7319]

His form is perfection.

[@SuperHero3]

I remember watching him toss a TD pass to James Jett against the NY Jets. It was the single greatest pass I have ever seen.

[@iamtman1]

Dan Marino vs New England Monday night 1997 a pass to orande gadsen. Go check that’s the best pass I ever saw.

[@nikosuavesworldofsportsmusic]

iamtman1 Marino is my guy but that aforementioned pass to Orande Gadsen doesn’t compare at all to the George to Jett touchdown pass in 1997 vs the Jets ijs🤷🏾‍♂️.

[@iamtman1]

Marino threw passes like That routinely. Best passer ever.

[@dociebiemowie915]

@@iamtman1 No. Marino was not as talented a thrower as George. Marino always looked like he was putting everything he had into his throws while George was all technique.. he barely had to flick his wrist.

[@dociebiemowie915]

@@iamtman1 that pass doesn’t even compare. George’s throw was 60 yards across the field!

[@strakajagr]

THIS IS THE SINGLE GREATEST COMPILATION IN HUMAN HISTORY. THE MAN IS JESUS. NO ONE WILL EVER SPIN IT LIKE HE DID. 50 YARDS, MOVING BACKWARD, FROM HIS HIP, ON A DIME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@brandonshirey400]

Jeff George had a top 5 all time arm. His release was insane. Passes are zipping and they look effortless.

[@TBSandNFL]

The best arm in NFL history.

[@bles05]

Yessir

[@edgargallardo9175]

Jamarcus Russell had the best arm in history but lacked the work ethic.

[@universoullifebalance]

True indeed!

[@EricTheActor805]

​@@edgargallardo9175 No

[@autodidacticprofessor869]

Dude was super underrated and was throwing from "every platform" before Mahomes was even born. :)

[@bigglilwayne7050]

Jeff George was a mobile JUGS machine

[@QuotetheRaven69]

Wow, that arm strength!

[@MrRevil3]

If you watched his career in school you wouldn't been surprised by his NFL career. Granted he had the arm of God. But even in high school if he took a big hit mommy would run out on the field to help him, and he wasn't at all embarrassed. Those are the years that form your internal grit. It was taken from him, so it's no surprise he couldn't take the heat of the NFL.

[@SantiagoTM1]

If only Jeff George would've kept his attitude in check. I loved him in Minnesota. Look to who he was throwing to, C Carter, & Randy Moss. I really thought he would lead us to our first SB Victory; as a Viking. I've always said that if I could pick the Vikings ultimate QB, I would've selected Jeff George. No disrespect to the other great Viking QBs. & yes, over Warren Moon, Tarkenton, Culpeper, & Cunningham. His damn attitude got the best of him. sad but true.

[@nikosuavesworldofsportsmusic]

I 100% agree

[@jasonwalker9091]

He was good on the Falcons and he was the biggest pass leader on the Raiders in 1997. He should have gone to the Pro Bowl. BUT I agree he attitude wasn't In check. Especially when he argued with June Jones. Him and Andre Rison was a connection in 1994. With Terrance Mathis and Eric Metcalf.

[@johnied850914]

I recently found out he was the 1st pick of the 1990 draft I don't think he only made it to 1 pro bowl not even close to any hall of fame numbers for the 1st pick he should have done better he had his moments though.

[@fnpoovey]

You can thank Dennis Green for firing George. He would have been a SB champ with the Vikings. What if?

[@andrewclover1462]

I have said many times that I have never seen anyone throw the ball like Jeff George. It wasn't just that he could throw it a long way. They can all do that. It got where he was throwing it on a frozen rope most of the time, even 30, 40, 50 yards down field. I have never seen anyone throw it with such velocity and accuracy at the same time. And his ability to diagnose a defense quickly was also elite. Yet he is a footnote in NFL history because he wasn't a good enough leader. I agree that they would have had a better shot with him in '00 than they did with Daunte, especially had they drafted Jevon Kearse, because Carter was the leader on that team. All George would have had to do was just keep slinging those gorgeous deep laser shots to Moss, Carter, & Co and they would have been in business. Oh well.

[@autobahn4610]

IMHO there are different types of arms. Some have quick release, some are distance throwers, some have velocity, power, or just great mechanics. Jeff George is the only QB to check each of those boxes! His throws travel differently through the air and almost always a tight spiral! When it comes to golden arms....it's George then everyone else!

[@DeCurtaRican]

You forgot about soft touch. He had that too.

[@astralcrab]

ThanX for uploading this. A delight to relive the monster of an arm this man had.

[@mauricioochoa4179]

Tracked his career since his days at Illinois. He was the most entertaining qb I ever saw. A true gunslinger. Could make all the throws, on the move, on his back foot, etc. George should receive consideration for the HOF just by watching these videos!

[@ibrahimkhalif83]

Jeff George has the most unorthodox drop back of any quarterback I’ve ever seen.

[@napoleonshortsleeve1758]

That's how a lot of them used to do it. Watch Elway, Flutie, guys from that era. I always thought it made sense because it would seem to give them a better angle to see the whole field. Didn't matter in George's case anyway since he could launch it 75 yards on a rope in the middle of his dropback.

[@MarsRacingNetwork]

The falcons were a run and shoot team at the time,and the strange drop you see him taking is called a “half roll.” The qb sets up behind the guard/tackle,instead of going straight back. Half roll pass protection is different than what you see normally,but is done for a variety of reasons

[@dextersfinest175]

Man, I loved watching this dude throw the football! What an arm.

[@jcjc248]

He had the best throw ever..

[@benmarino1913]

Did Chris Berman call him Jeff "Boy George"! Man his nicknames were on point. Miss him on ESPN especially Sunday NFL Countdown.

[@darkangel9992003]

Best Pocket Passer talents a human being ever displayed in football. His arm was bionic.

[@nikosuavesworldofsportsmusic]

My brother from another mother JSN strikes again thank you very much for this video because you know I've been hounding you about it for a whole calendar year now lmao. I'm off work today so this an early birthday present since my 36th birthday is Sunday as well as an early Christmas present since I usually don't celebrate the holidays & give out gifts or expect to receive any so thanks again because this made my day & week.

[@JsnHighlights1316]

u welcome bruh.......and i did make this video for ya......Happy Early Birthday.....

[@nikosuavesworldofsportsmusic]

@@JsnHighlights1316 Much appreciated

[@JsnHighlights1316]

Happy Birthday Homie......

[@nikosuavesworldofsportsmusic]

@@JsnHighlights1316 Thanks big dawg much appreciated...by the way as a die hard fan of Jim Rome & his old show Jim Rome is Burning on ESPN that opening montage of Jim burning/roasting Bad Moon Rison on part 1. of his highlight video you made earlier today was simply epic & straight savage all at da same damn time in my Future voice circa 2012 lmao. #SALUTE

[@solidarnosc9663]

The strongest arm I ever saw in the NFL belonged to this guy.

[@edgargallardo9175]

Russell had a stronger arm.

[@jasongruntkosky6604]

Hard to believe this guy wasn't a more successful QB. He had the strongest arm ever I've never once watched ANY QB ever throw 50 yard bullets like he did. I remember the reason he was drafted first overall was he threw the ball 100 yards for the scout. Incredible talent. Too bad the brain didn't match.

[@jamesdavis8731]

Bert Jones threw passes like that on a regular basis. Both Jones and George have the two strongest arms I have ever seen. George looked like he was barely making an effort to throw. Jones was more talented overall. George could have been great but he didn't have the mental make up to be great. But arm wise - wow. He could really sling it.

[@r.williamcomm7693]

Thank you for the Jeff George video(s). He had a cannon arm & was fun to watch b

[@joedavis595]

Simply the best!

[@kurtusdoss6220]

Jeff George had the strongest arm in NFL history.

[@jamesdavis8731]

I wouldn't say the strongest, but close. Bert Jones has the best arm I have ever seen. George had a unique release that made it seem like he was barely making an effort to throw the ball. But Jones had a stronger arm.

[@nikosuavesworldofsportsmusic]

James Davis Bert Jones tied with Dan Marino & Brett Favre for third place in regards to arm strength trailing the aforementioned Jeff George & the greatest quarterback draft bust tied with Ryan Leaf in JaMarcus Russell at #1 & John Elway at #2.

[@jamesdavis8731]

@@nikosuavesworldofsportsmusic who made that list? I was a huge John Elway fan. I started liking Elway because he was compared to Bert Jones. Elway had a great arm, but not the arm Bert Jones had when healthy. People just do not seem to understand how strong armed Bert Jones was. No way Marino had the same arm strength of Jones. LOL. Brett Favre had a really good arm but Jones could literally flick the ball 50 yards while looking like he barely made an effort to throw the ball. Jones could easily throw the ball 70 yards in the air or further. If you look at some of the throws Jones made they were 60 yards downfield but halfway ACROSS the field. That is a HUGE arm. Jeff George had a tremendous arm and could challenge Jones. But George also threw from more platforms than Jones, so some advantage there to George. But for pure arm strength and the ability to make EVERY throw no one was better than Jones. Ask Belichick.

[@nikosuavesworldofsportsmusic]

James Davis Nah I’m secure in my rankings.

[@bigglilwayne7050]

George threw 20yds farther than 2nd place

[@jamesdavis8731]

Jeff George had insane arm strength - like Bert Jones. George could have been great - but he was such a head case at times. But he threw the ball so well.

[@DKN808]

George had the *Golden Arm* ... but he also had an ego to match it. And what these highlight reels don’t show is, George often forced throws into double-triple coverages, thinking his arm strength could compensate for it. He was definitely gifted, and better than average statistically, but many felt he fell short of what would be projected being a No.1 overall pick.

[@DeCurtaRican]

You never see his name pop up in all-time rankings. He never won a Super Bowl, but that arm of his was ridiculous.

[@mickjagger8014]

Jeff George >>>>>>>Throws off the Back Foot a lot like Joe Namath!!

[@jackkitchen737]

I am not saying he was a great QB. But watching Jeff George throw a football was one of the greatest things ever as a football fan. Had he landed with the Vikings three years earlier, even without Randy Moss, he would have been there for the end of the 90's. He could run an offense two weeks after joining a team. He could make any throw and show leadership. He could NOT protect the football on sacks lol, and that was one of his major downfalls. Along with his ability to communicate with June Jones. He earned a bad reputation. But I still rooted for him.

[@nikosuavesworldofsportsmusic]

Thank you sir my thoughts precisely.

[@ballislife9989]

Still think he had the best pure arm ever.

[@WorldwideJamal]

Greatest arm in NFL history.

[@wvb7119]

George was a great qb. Used to work out with him all the time. Was great guy.

[@evanhullinger2900]

14:41-15:38 JG got the last laugh and rubs it in the faces of the Falcons fanbase.

[@1Dub79]

I'm an Atlanta native. I attended that game. Going in I knew it'd be controversy. They booed him before every snap. Priceless. Lol

[@bradleybabeaux5429]

Jeff George has a lot of critics but as far as ability he was one of the best ever. He could really throw that ball. I mean he zipped it. made it look effortless.

[@ucheokoroafor8273]

Suggestion: Warren Moon

[@JsnHighlights1316]

one day...

[@juanparty]

Whata fuckin power in that arm!

[@pauldurant1067]

That run and shoot offense he ran with my Falcons was deadly but like every year even in 2020 my Falcons don't have a defense smh

[@jackalope2378]

Dude had a freakin HOSE!!

[@chrisuncleahmad]

I sometimes wonder how George’s career might have transpired had he not started with the Colts. A strong armed QB like George on a run first team with Dickerson that did not have a cadre of receiving threats was a bad match. Those Colts didn’t even a Mathis or a James Jett type, let alone a Tim Brown/Cris Carter/Moss

[@dwightlove3704]

Chris Kreager Eric Dickerson said that George lacked a QB coach while playing with the Colts.

[@dwightlove3704]

@@zach464 I bet that the exact same thing happened with JARED GOFF while JEFF QB KILLER FISHER was ruining his career in Los Angeles.Fisher did this with STEVE MC NAIR AND VINCE YOUNG.George had JUNE JONES in Atlanta he was a former QB.

[@dwightlove3704]

Clarence Verdan was a deep threat for the Colts in the '90s

[@dwightlove3704]

@sour airhead Yes he didn't have enough size to play the position Verdan was only 5'9 170 but he had 4.34 jets!!!!!!!.Bill Brooks had decent size 6'0 200 but not enough speed.

[@dwightlove3704]

@sour airhead Too bad that the Colts didn't get their hands on BILL SCHROEDER he played for the Packers when they had Brett Farve.Schroeder was a 4.25 guy from a small school WISCONSIN WHITEWATER D2.with size 6'3 210

[@robertmerritt7317]

All of the talent in the world. Always rooted for him no matter where he played. The dude always gave me a dirty look! Went out with his best friend's little sister on New Year's Eve, she said, that was just his normal face, so no hard feelings. Shout out to Hester, I married the woman you wanted to.

[@therayman4536]

George arm was insane

[@trikk9964]

... his ego may have been insufferable... but, My-God... I've never seen an arm in my-time-on-the-Earth that was better than his. It wasn't just strength and velocity; when this man was on... he could thread the eye-of-a-needle at 70-yards. I wish things could have turned-out differently for Jeff. I genuinely enjoyed watching this man throw the ball...

[@nikosuavesworldofsportsmusic]

JSN just wondering if a Dan Marino, the Marks Brothers (Clayton & Duper), Randall Cunningham, Daunte Culpepper, Cris Carter, Jake Reed, updated newly enshrined Hall of Fame Randy Moss, Robert Smith, John Randle, Andre (Bad Moon) Rison, updated newly enshrined Terrell Owens, Jerry Rice Oakland Raiders, Tim Brown, Jimmy Smith, Torry Holt, Isaac Bruce (by themselves not the Greatest Show on Turf St.Louis Rams highlight video), Brett Favre,Troy Aikman, & Warren Moon highlight videos coming down the pike in the very near future?

[@JsnHighlights1316]

yep.......some of em

[@Sheisthedevilyouknowwho-ft9we]

I think with the Vikings, he had a throw from the 40 to the end zone that he couldn't step into, it was all arm....on a frozen rope😊

[@dapper892]

5:01 50 Friggen yards off his back foot and he didn’t put anywhere close to max effort in. SMH.

[@cool_cat007smoove3]

A great QB

[@Yeomannn]

The Vikings made the biggest mistake in their organization's history when they cut this dude. George was going to make them super bowl contenders.

[@FreewayBrent]

Both Cris Carter and Randy Moss said that Jeff George was the greatest pure passer they ever played with.

[@jonjonbailey4314]

If Falcons had JG n Super Bowl . WINNING

[@JBHtown1646]

That is definitely facts he would have completed that team for sure

[@MalevolentElephant]

Patrick Mahomes throws the ball alot like this and has a similar arm. Amazing!

[@nikosuavesworldofsportsmusic]

False not even close

[@fnpoovey]

exactly!!

[@briandavis8309]

@@nikosuavesworldofsportsmusic there's few guys in NFL history that could throw the ball consistently like this and Mahomes and George are two of the few. The big difference between the 2 would be mobility, leadership and intelligence, mahomes has it, George didn't.

[@nikosuavesworldofsportsmusic]

@@briandavis8309 Mahomes arm talent isn't in Jeff George's stratosphere agree to disagree sir.

[@nikosuavesworldofsportsmusic]

@sour airhead False

[@SuperHero3]

If I am not mistaken and feel free to correct me the 1995 Falcons are the only team in NFL history to have a 4000 yard passer (J. George) 3 1000 yard receivers (Mathis, Emmanuel, and Metcalf) and a 1000 yard rusher (Heyward) all in the same season. I have been checking pro football reference but I can't find any other teams that have done this.

[@nikosuavesworldofsportsmusic]

2004 Indianapolis Colts (Peyton Manning), (Edgerin James), (Hall of Famer Marvin "He allegedly caught a body Harrison, Reggie Wayne, & Brandon Stokley) as well but with an added bonus their 3 1,000 yard wide receivers all had at least 10 receiving touchdowns first & only time thus far in NFL history that feat has been accomplished.

[@bigglilwayne7050]

Moon to Jeffries, Givens, and Duncan with RB Lorenzo White had to be very close

[@nikosuavesworldofsportsmusic]

BigG LilWayne Yes they were in the 1991-92 season to be exact Houston Oilers Hall of Fame quarterback Warren Moon completed a then NFL single season record 404 passes out a then NFL single season record 655 pass attempts for a career high 4,690 yards with 23tds & 21ints, running back Allen Pinkett not Lorenzo White just missed out on 1,000 yards rushing with 720 rushing yards on 171 carries with a 4.2ypc average & 9 rushing touchdowns, pro-bowl wide receivers the late great Drew Hill had 90 receptions for 1,109 yards & 4tds, Haywood Jeffries had 100 receptions for 1,181 yards & 9tds, Ernest “Electric Slide” Givens barely missed out on 1,000 yards receiving with 70 receptions for 996 yards & 5tds, & Curtis Duncan had 55 receptions for 588 yards & 4tds for clarification sake.

[@basilcarpenterjr1592]

J g had one of the best arms I ever seen just hid head messed him up

[@Irowthe1x]

Jeff George’s greatest flaw was Jeff George himself. He didn’t get along with teammates and never took the leadership role that was required.

[@generatorx]

7:40 That's a damn carnival throw. How the ????

[@Born8etter]

Ridiculous Arm talent!!!

[@mikealston4201]

Well dam how did I overlook Jeff George Im appalled

[@troydixon3396]

He had Hof written all over him

[@grimmreaper4443]

Jeff boy George

[@60BloodyChamp60]

Look at some of the grabs and hits the WRs took. However the media portrayed George, his guys played their butts off for him. And these weren’t no name WRs. They could have gotten away with mailing it in but they didn’t

[@juanparty]

Sssszzzzooooooooom!!!!!!.....

[@lookmanoclothes9829]

Ddddddddooooorrrrrrrrrrrrrrkk

[@ucheokoroafor8273]

Strongest arm in nfl history

[@nikosuavesworldofsportsmusic]

Big Facts. When I first started watching the NFL as a 7 year old in 1989 I believed from 1989-93 it was a 4 way tie for who had the strongest arm between Dan Marino, John Elway, Randall Cunningham, & Jay Shroeder & I couldn't make a definitive selection. Then the first game I saw Jeff George as the Atlanta Falcons starting quarterback in their "Red Gun/Run-N-Shoot offense in 1994 I knew instantly he possessed the STRONGEST arm I had ever seen & now as an adult I KNOW he has the strongest arm in NFL HISTORY!!!

[@JsnHighlights1316]

yall think his arm stronger than Mike Vick?

[@nikosuavesworldofsportsmusic]

@@JsnHighlights1316 Most definitely not close really in my opinion.

[@JsnHighlights1316]

i'm just asking........but how is you judging it?

[@nikosuavesworldofsportsmusic]

@@JsnHighlights1316 I feel his velocity was greater as well as distance. I honestly believe prime Daunte Culpepper & Randall Cunningham had just as strong if not stronger arms than Vick but Cunningham just had that ridiculously long ass wind up before he threw the ball where as Vick had a quick snap like throwing motion. Also only Dan Marino had a quicker release than Jeff George with Sonny Jurgensen, Joe Namath, the late Joe Gilliam, Aaron Rodgers, Warren Moon, & Matthew Stafford being in their stratosphere.

[@arlieferguson7442]

I remember watching him with the Colts thinking he was pretty damn good. I think he just ended up on losing teams never quite managed to get the spotlight.

[@spencer8699]

This man was so skilled, must’ve had an ego or his coaches didn’t play to his strengths.

[@2taggs2]

He held that ball with the index finger on the top of the ball - Mark Rypien is the only other QB that I can think of that did the same. They both threw the deep ball incredibly well, but they both had accuracy issues throughout their careers. 57.9% for George - 56.1% for Rypien. Not terrible... but throwing the ball like that definitely effects the “easier” types of throws.

[@nikosuavesworldofsportsmusic]

Terry Bradshaw also held the football with his index finger on top of the ball during his 14 year Hall of Fame career with the Pittsburgh Steelers from 1970-83.

[@2taggs2]

@@nikosuavesworldofsportsmusic he also threw a great deep ball... and also had a terrible comp. % (51.9%) threw only two more career TDs than Ints. (212-210). Bradshaw was clutch in the playoffs... no doubt. But stat wise, he was not great. It just proves that way of throwing causes accuracy issues.

[@mikeanderson3811]

Troy aikman held the ball at the top and pat summerall said aikman is the most accurate qb he's ever seen

[@rudeboylondon828]

Colt 45's a beer now.

[@DeCurtaRican]

George doesn’t get mentioned enough in the list of ridiculous arm talents. Rodgers Marino Favre Elway George Moon Mahomes Herbert Allen Fouts Luck R. Wilson Burrow Ridiculous…

[@Ben77788]

One of the prettiest spirals ever...too bad he played on mostly terrible teams

[@mauricioochoa4179]

Ben Exactly! George played for terrible teams most of his career

[@manuginobilisbaldspot424]

It's not a coincidence after 2-3 teams. The QB shapes the team.

[@charlesconner9044]

The original Jay Cutler

[@jonjonbailey4314]

Who is the new JG?? I don't even let u b him no more!! A better JaMarcus 😌 my favorite Raider or Andre Ware but got second chances. He was rawer den Farve ta me!!

[@scottfarmer8758]

Jeff George had all the tools to be an elite QB, but his immaturity and lack of leadership held him back.

[@Gigantore-u4z]

If this man just would have given a damn about the game instead of himself.

[@marcmccourt843]

With the right team he could have been Brady before Brady! Best QB with the wrong attitude, needed a better coach!

[@lookmanoclothes9829]

Pump the breaks girlie man

[@jamezrobertz8638]

Cannon.

[@krlm2280]

The original jay Cutler

[@davidfournier4301]

Right up there with Elway, Cunningham and Mahomes on arm talent alone with awful throwing and body torque to boot. Imagine if would have been coachable? They could have cleaned up his mechanics. His problems were all between the ears. Temper tantrums and sulking got him fired from three teams! Not cut...not traded...but actually canned on the spot (that's got to be a record in the NFL? No?). Teammates seemed to like him though. Wierd. Also, sounds like a good guy off the field. Good luck to him in the futures. ✌️.

[@DeCurtaRican]

Jeff George, Ryan Leaf, and Andrew Luck are the three QBs I would live to see get a do-over.

[@jeffreyhord]

Horribly dirty block at 1:56 -- hope #77's knee was okay. :(

[@BryanPillman]

George is getting upset

[@titanron30]

Jeff George and mike Vick best arms ever. both wasted talent

[@juanparty]

How a guy without muscles can throw the ball with that power?

[@Thenineoh]

technique and range of motion. a lot of diesel guys can't throw a football for jack. Being overly muscular can negatively impact your range of motion and weaken your throws

[@bradstrayer485]

It's natural god given talent.

[@DeCurtaRican]

Rodgers is the poster child for that question.

[@xzqzq]

I so wish University of Hawaii was intelligent enough to rehire Coach June Jones as head coach, but not so.... he performed absolute magic with the 2007 UH football team, but bruised egos in his 2008 departure, and apparently was never forgiven.....So Hawaii continues with uniform mediocrity in the public sector i,e, Lahaina Fire.

[@imsljr420]

are there any NBA fans here? if so then I have to be like the old heads of basketball: man if Jeff George was playing in this soft era he would average 6 touchdown passes, 2 rushing, 100 yards rushing as a QB, 5,000 yards pass a game. passing rating of some exaggerated number.

[@taylor.rafferty]

The first Jay Cutler

[@Boxrec297]

A million-dollar arm and a ten-cent brain.

[@fried2styles]

Mahomes is like a better version of this guy -- insane arm talent, like he's super strong and yet boneless, too. The way the ball kinda floats out of his hand and then...just keeps flying!!!

[@nikosuavesworldofsportsmusic]

Patrick Mahomes arm talent is a bit exaggerated & is NOWHERE near Jeff George's stratophere ijs.

[@Yeomannn]

George had a stronger arm.

[@Win7ermu7e]

Boomer: "Jeff Boy George" lol

[@MofromIWM]

Would have done better in today's NFL. Maybe.

[@Dawg-Bone]

Bruh. He’s literally Mahomes

[@rockedthecrapout]

When he was on, he was on, I think Pat Mahomes is close to that arm talent.

[@nikosuavesworldofsportsmusic]

Let’s not forget Dan Marino, Matthew Stafford, Warren Moon, & Aaron Rodgers too ijs🤷🏾‍♂️.

[@killacav]

What a colossal waste of talent this guy was just couldn't keep his attitude in check and didn't put in the work to be one of the great ones but boy he could throw the damn ball

[@andyc9979]

Agree. Take away his bs and he goes down as one of the QBs we still talk about today.

[@Lundahlium]

He was bad

[@Yeomannn]

Very very few men in NFL history could make the throws he made.