Randall Cunningham: The OG Dual Threat QB! | NFL Legends

[@franthevan65]

I don’t think people realize how amazing this dude really was if he was playing today he would be putting up crazy numbers

[@w41duvernay]

Especially in a spread offense...Redskins fan from 80s

[@HamztaZ]

Its like a mike vick with pat mHomes moves and arm like Montana

[@HamztaZ]

I think he would be having a 50/50 game. Same numbers on the rush and pass game he would probably be the only QB to play RB and QB

[@robscott9414]

When I first saw his collegiate reel from UNLV, I immediately knew this kid was special. The only concern I had at the time was that he’d be snapped in two at the NFL level. An amazing career - I’m still a fan of him today!

[@newagain9964]

@@HamztaZbruh. Cunningham had a way better arm than Montana. Just stop 😂

[@Tdull-tv1ds]

Randall Cunningham had two careers in his era the same way Mike Vick had two careers in his respective era. You had the early years where they were the ultimate weapon and cheat code against defenses and then you had their later years where they became more mature, played the QB position the best possible way, and only used their mobility when necessary. It’s almost scary how both Cunningham and Vick’s NFL careers sort of mirror each other. Maybe their reasons for being away from the game is somewhat different but still it’s like watching the first movie and then Hollywood deciding to make a sequel that’s just as good if not better.

[@youngblood4127]

Great analysisv.

[@Feed_The_Fink]

well except for the Murdering Dogs part. But i'm a Birds fan so i love the both of them

[@obumnemeimonugo8719]

lol hope you weren't expecting likes for this comment@@Feed_The_Fink

[@byranwitherspoon5369]

@@Feed_The_Finkthe man said “they left the game for different reasons” he said what he needed and we knew what he meant… you out here being extra…

[@Feed_The_Fink]

@@byranwitherspoon5369 I loved mike vick he was the eagles quarterback thats all i need to know to love him but people are funny how they get butt hurt when you bring up "The murdering and torture of innocent dogs" what's extra about that? And my favorite part about all that shit was when He came to Philly Dog fighting became an epidemic in the city. People didnt care in fact it gained so much popularity because of him. Going to jail made him more famous and did nothing to prevent dog fighting. So when you say "extra" ask the fucking dogs about that

[@steved8567]

Such a massively underrated player. A freak athlete!

[@hamhockbeans]

No question.

[@aaropajari7058]

His brother was a top running back for the Patriots in the late 70s and his daughter is an Olympic High jumper (and he the coach). Theyve got some genes in that family.

[@Fred_Lougee]

I remember Sam Cunningham as a tailback at Southern Cal. Was only about 7 at the time so it's really a blur, but it seemed that the highlight reels concentrated on him repeatedly diving over the pile from a yard out. So if you ever wonder where Randall got his habit of going airborne at the goal line, there you go. Sort of think of him as his big brother with an incredible arm added on.

[@dwightlove3704]

Randall was a high jumper while in high school 6-10!!!!!

[@sinblaze1]

Sam "Bam" Cunningham, one of my favorites!

[@mistertaz94]

Its god damn criminal that Randall STILL isn't in the NFL HoF when he was THE original dual threat. He defined the mold that created players like Vick and Lamar Jackson

[@rig2037]

He isnt a HOF statistically, He did pave the way but that doesnt get you a gold jacket unfortunately. He didnt have many good season, But he did have some all time fun to watch highlights for his era.

[@generalnsj]

@@rig2037 I believe he was simply stuck in the wrong era with the wrong coach. Buddy Ryan wasn't exactly known for his offensive prowess. You put Cunningham in a Bill Walsh-type offense in the 80s and I feel he would have thrived.

[@John-cl2uq]

He doesn't have the longevity, consistency, or career stats to be a HOFer. If he had better offensive coaching early on and stayed healthy, then he'd be a no-doubter.

[@kaybevang536]

@@John-cl2uqif he had randy moss and Chris carter and a consistent running back and a offensive line like Dennis Green’s Vikings he’d definitely been a HoF he showed in Minnesota in a good team he can thrive he always been running for his life in Philly

[@christiansoldier77]

@@kaybevang536 @kaybevang Eagles had plenty of talent including Cris Carter Fred Barnett Herschel Walker Mik Quick Keith Byars and Keith Jackson. Randall just wasnt good enough

[@ccstandridge]

I’m blown away by his touch on the passes. Some incredible arm talent.

[@yengyang1939]

He was my childhood sports hero and I had a chance to meet him at an autograph show several years ago. He was so good to his fans. I will never forget it.

[@Deadman1817]

Randall gave alot of team fits back in the late 80's, early 90's.

[@tropicten]

There will never be another Randall Cunningham. What a unique and unbelievable talent. One of the biggest crimes in the history of the Eagles was the inability of Buddy, Kotite, and even Gruden to properly utilize him and the rest of the team. We should have won multiple Superbowls.

[@youngblood4127]

He should’ve been like Jordan in the 90’s for football.

[@bobdrago6965]

Exactly. Deficient coaches with no vision or idea of how to surround Randall with tools, offensive line, and the type of offense to protect him.

[@markeastlack4180]

Randall never being healthy other then the year of the Fog Bowl, which should have been postponed, was big reason we wasted that all time defense

[@markeastlack4180]

You predict the Future now? You 'nobody can ever...", dudes are ridiculous

[@rogereverett9599]

No offensive line was the down fall for philly. Mr.Cunningham was on the run for most of his time there.@@bobdrago6965

[@deborahdemarco7732]

Randall Cunningham was an outstanding NFL quarterback. He was a very talented player no doubt. I use to love watching him play. God bless Randall Cunningham ❤😊

[@forumboss2620]

Randall came from Santa Barbara High School, where I graduated in 1973. I knew his brothers Sam and AC. What many people don’t know is that Randall was one of the best punters that ever lived. I saw some of his punts in high school that were phenomenal.

[@jaranameer2882]

My all-time favorite Eagle. My first memories of watching my 🦅 play started with him in the early 90’s. These highlights are a treat for me because I was too young to see him play in the 80’s. He should be in the HOF.

[@EternalDrumming]

I was 1 years old in 1985 when Randell was drafted. Born in 1984 I'm 39 years old now. But my first memories with watching the Eagles was in 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993 at 6-9 years old. Randell is why I first loved my Eagles...well him and Cris Carter and Eric Allen 😊

[@donmoxxvalor9049]

Facts!! Same

[@phlontstu]

Ditto

[@manuginobilisbaldspot424]

I just wish he played for a coach that utilized his abilities the way modern coaches do for QBs. But to be fair, Steve Young had a steep learning curve with the West Coast offense and had to blend his talents in. I do think Randall in the right situation could’ve been even more incredible. Just surviving that awful Eagles o-line that got him and Ron Jaworski sacked 104 times IN ONE SEASON was impressive.

[@AK-74K]

Phenomenal arm talent and as good of an athlete as anyone ever in the Qb position. Very accurate when locked in on a receiver. With the Eagles was slow to process information and wasn't helped with lack of sophisticated offensive scheming by the Eagles when he was young. Scary to think how good he could have been if he put it together passing like he did one season with the Vikings and all other aspects of his game earlier in his career. Could/should have been a multiple MVP winner, a talent out of this world

[@bmomgrimm6242]

Randall Is one of the most underratted honestly he was robbed of 1 if not 2 MVPS in his career and should have at least 1 ring.

[@gagetolinwrites6845]

He was 1000% robbed in 1990

[@lucashenderson2775]

​​@@gagetolinwrites6845He had a better TD/Int ratio (30/13) than Montana (26/16), who won MVP that year, and he didn't have as much offensive talent on his team.

[@anthonytaylor7928]

He wasn't underrated why do folks use the word underrated on KZbin so darn much

[@R0404]

​@@lucashenderson2775I was just looking at those numbers and felt like Cunningham was slightly better than Montana in passing states that year, but maybe they liked that Montana had a few more passing td's....then I thought about Cunningham's rushing stats that year ON TOP of those passing stats, there is no way in hell he shouldn't have won MVP

[@kubbykush420]

​@anthonytaylor7928 , just the simple fact that he's not even mentioned in any QB discussion is enough to prove he's underrated as well as unappreciated for what he did for the game. Still to this day , the man has no equal also , no mention about his QB IQ which was very high. He and Warren Moon but at least Moon is rarely mentioned. Both far better than Farve but you see the discussions and who's mentioned the most. Arms definitely better than Montana the both of these men.

[@rachardmcintyre6560]

Every boy back in the third grade at my elementary school in New Jersey wanted to be Randall Cunningham!!!🏈🏈🏈

[@curiouslymavismade]

This guy was so much fun to watch, Randall in his prime was so special, he is the reason why I'm an Eagle fan to this day. I didn't have this much fun watching football until Vick came on the scene.

[@sixburgh64ss]

Die hard Steelers fan but even Ben's two SB wins couldn't change the fact that Randall is my all-time favorite QB, so far ahead of his time and proved he could still be elite using only his arm during his years in MIN.

[@MrTee12]

The Number 12 is still my favorite number til this day because of Randall. Go 🦅!!!

[@dimviesel]

I remember when I was 12 watching RC throw, run and leap over defenders for a touchdown. I’d never seen a quarterback behave the way he did. Amazing talent! 🏈

[@PanagiotisAraujo11]

Underated LEGEND and a Hall of famer in my books.A QB and a athlete ahead from his era.If Randall had born little later would be a bigger star.I'm 22 and i love athletic-running QB's.He was the first athletic-running QB,who lead the way for the new era,so i always admire him,even if i didn't see him play live.

[@worldtree2027]

With his arm and leg talent I think he would’ve been better suited for this era. He was ahead of his time and produced a lot of classic electrifying moments. His impact on modern QB play has to be recognized as well, Vick modeled himself after guys like Cunningham & Young.

[@hamhockbeans]

Randall threw the bomb pass like it was a easy handoff to a RB. That how easy it was for him to perform big plays. He believed in his arm strength and legs.

[@lucashenderson2775]

Yup. He was playing today's football in the late 80s-early 90s.

[@thehaunted8055]

Randal was a human highlight reel, he could run like lightning and leap over the defense or stand back in the pocket and throw the ball a mile, he is one of the best deep ball throwers and underrated QBs that ever played in the NFL and he should've won MVP in 98 with the Vikings

[@Penfold497]

It’s a shame that Vikings team didn’t go to the Super Bowl.

[@thehaunted8055]

@@Penfold497 yeah it is, Minnesota would have gave Denver more of a challenge

[@sixburgh64ss]

​@@thehaunted8055 When Terrell Davis was on the NFL Network he admitted that Denver was relieved when Atlanta won and they wouldn't have to deal with that Vikings team.

[@sixburgh64ss]

You could definitely make an argument for him winning MVP in 1990 as well.

[@aarondigby5054]

Who was league MVP that year '88?

[@devrimalas3889]

I was born and raised in North Jersey in the heart of Giants country. Watching Cunningham when I was 5-6 years old made me an Eagles fan for life. Absolute legend 🦅

[@lavarp30]

As a Giants fan I have to give him his props. Hated when we played against him.

[@williamweiss6128]

Yeah, liked his unique style. His spirals are legend.

[@jtsh]

Randall was drafted by a defensive-minded coach, which is statistically proven even today to be detrimental to quarterback develpment. Back then, even moreso. With his talent, had he been drafted by a Bill Walsh or Don Coryell type, he would have even more revolutionary, and unstoppable.

[@youngblood4127]

Absolutely

[@hamhockbeans]

I mean QBs today struggle with deep pass plays it was nothing to Randall. Bomb passes today start at 30 yard passes. His bomb throws started at 50 yards and on.

[@lucashenderson2775]

If he had Dennis Green earlier in his career, he would've done even more. Remember Dennis came from the Bill Walsh tree.

[@dwightlove3704]

Buddy Ryan wasn't around when Cunningham was drafted by the Eagles he came along later.

[@FalseOracle617]

Uh yes the fuck he was pal @@dwightlove3704

[@supermarioharvey2174]

Randall might have been with the Eagles for most of his career but he will always be a Vikings legend that 1998 season was magical and he would have been MVP if they won the Super Bowl either him or Moss

[@denacequintana3142]

I am an Eagles fan, I was crushed when the Vikings lost to Atlanta. I was absolutely sure, Randall and crew would have beaten the Broncos. That was a great team!!! 🎉

[@o4tw382]

He’s remembered as an Bird.

[@FCm-tq2ho]

That play in the end zone against the bills is WOW!!! One play I will never forget.

[@xray86delta]

Randall Cunningham was another one of those old-school, really great quarterbacks that get forgotten in modern history.

[@tinman7065]

I was watching the long punt game with my dad. We both sat there with our jaws hanging open. Dude could do it all.

[@B0RRAC0]

I can finally admit now that growing up as a Giants fan, this guy gave me NIGHTMARES!!!! What a quarterback!!! 🙂

[@JAWrightonline]

I remember a clip on NFL Films where a reporter was at the Meadowlands talking to a group (8-10) of Giants fans. He was trying to get them to say Cunningham was overrated. One man, speaking as the leader, was having none of it. He said, "You may think he was overrated but he was Joe Montana against us." Great respect coming from the fanbase of one of your fiercest rivals.

[@kevinuchiha6830]

Cunningham paved the way for Vick to shine

[@javi__...]

Its arguable Vick was even better.

[@hamhockbeans]

​@@javi__...They had a throwing contest with Vick and Cunningham who you think threw farther... Randall. It was Randall, Vick and Farve in that order who threw the farthest pass.

[@aaropajari7058]

Cunningham could be a pocket passer to if he needed. Vick would never have achieved greatness solely as a passer. I saw him with my own eyes Kill my Cowboys on Thanksgiving day 1998 with his arm.

[@integrity101]

​@@javi__...no way. Cunningham was significantly better.

[@John_Locke_108]

Grew up watching Cunningham and there's no way Vick is better. Guy was absolutely amazing.

[@TheAlfrulz]

Cunningham was still pretty good in his final season in 2001 as a backup with Baltimore. I still believe to this day he could've done better than Elvis Grbac in the Ravens title defense season.

[@boywonda3]

This channel is golden love the higher quality clips of Randall well done 🦅

[@cantguardmark210]

Always have a lil more respect from the guys in previous eras that had to go against legendary defenses and defenders..making plays while not being as pampered or protected like the QBs are today..had some absolute monsters playing defense during his time 🥶

[@quantumpotential7639]

Who's more fun to watch than Randall Cunningham? What a graceful and marvelous athlete. Poetry in Motion. He ran with the ease of a gazelle and threw the ball so beautifully too. So much fun to watch his highlights. Almost too rich at times I have to sip them down like a fine wine. Now, Joe Theisman on the other hand. Equally fun to watch but in a whole lot different way because he was way in over his head but was determined to play in the NFL he was a real fighter.

[@ZhangtheGreat]

Even to this day, the most overlooked aspect of Cunningham's career was his arm strength. Want to know its full extent? Watch those QB challenges that used to take place every summer, when the best QBs would always participate. Any time the distance-throwing competition was held, there was never any contest: not only did the other QBs not even come close to his distance, but they'd actually be heard _admiring_ every one of his throws.

[@denacequintana3142]

I loved those challenges, back in the day!! Remember Darrell Green!! That boy was fast!!!

[@hamhockbeans]

Randall had no trouble throwing the bomb pass he only struggling with the short dump pass because he had such a powerful arm.

[@williamstocker584]

He could also punt

[@countfloydschillerhorrorth2090]

Dude you're a fool. Look up RC Long pass and 95% of the time it consists of him running around and then throwing it up for grabs for Chris Carter etc. Go do that now and tell me that's now what you see all over the results.

[@loganross8886]

I love these videos and this channel. I never had the pleasure to watch Randall Cunningham but I’ve always knew of him. Thanks for these videos. Please keep putting more together of stars if the 80s and 90s.

[@quaid2012]

Watched every game he played in as an eagle and Viking, truly one of the greatest, Randle scramble

[@SocialTherapyMag]

He’s Still My Favorite Quarterback Of All Time!!! He had Beyond a special talent!!! He Deserved a Super Bowl Ring and a HOF

[@RisingRecluse]

A missed field goal away from a Super Bowl. So close.

[@SocialTherapyMag]

@@RisingRecluse I agree so so close I will never forget that game

[@mikescaffo4850]

This dude was no joke I loved watching him play and the talent he had just wow

[@skeezix8156]

When Randall was younger he’d throw the ball 65 yds off his back foot like he wasn’t really trying. Was just incredible to watch

[@garypace7697]

Man for those of us who were blessed to watch this man play can all agree he was absolutely must watch TV on Sundays. I believe it was coach Buddy Ryan who told Randall to keep doing what he was doing because Buddy was a defensive minded coach and he was smart enough to stay out of Randall's way as long as they were winning. I believe it was Coach Rich Kotite that got Randall hurt because he wanted to make Randall a traditional drop back pocket passer and that just wasn't how Randall operated.

[@LeeHunt-mu9nb]

He was the complete Quarterback, amazing athlete.

[@Gixsir]

Lucky to grow up watching him. Most of the highlights I was thinking “he’s gonna throw it out of the back of the end zone “ 😂 One of the greatest to ever play with a cannon for an arm

[@davidpenn9396]

Randall truly was amazing way back in his times I said it before to me he was the best quarterback in Philadelphia because I remember watching him into 1980s until later on he got cut the last teams he played for was in Minnesota Dallas and Baltimore which I was hoping he would played more for Baltimore but! it was shame that he really did not get the chance to go to a Super Bowl which that would of been so neat to see it happen

[@Eliud-mw8uw]

Just watching these highlights Cunningham was underrated.I was not born yet when he played but just seeing these highlights not only was he underrated but he was the most graceful quarterback that I have ever seen.Without a doubt he should be in the NFL Hall of Fame.

[@raymondsmith8027]

This guy was one of my favorite players as a kid. I always wonder how good the 1991 Eagles would been if he didn't get hurt week 1.. after the season he had in 1990 and how elite the 91 Eagle's defense was....they could've won it all. We'll ever know..but one thing is certain... Cunningham was a monster!!!

[@MJ-bz3fw]

Loved growing up watching Randall!!! He was sensational!

[@BigJ-Bone1800]

I wish he would have played more during the video game era because. He was the show back in the day. I tell my son about him now and MUT doesn’t seem to do him much justice. He had the Bazooka and the escape artist ability for sure!!! He was the real deal especially with the Eagles and then you kinda forgot about him he goes to the Vikings and is still letting it rip!!! One of my favorites of all times!!!

[@Nclsjackson]

The OG, the Standard. Running ability and an absolute gun for an arm

[@alexandriaocasio-smollett5078]

If Randall Cunningham and Mike Quick played today, they’d both be in the Hall of Fame. Buddy Ryan did the greatest disservice any coach has ever done to an elite player. He was so obsessed with defense, he refused to invest on offense. His coaching to Randall Cunningham was “go out there and make 4 plays and the defense will do the rest”. I’m not making that up. That was Buddy Ball. In 1986 The Eagles allowed 104 sacks. Just under 7 per game. That’s not a typo. The only time Randall ever had good coaching/supporting cast(1998 Minnesota), he was 1st team All-Pro. At age 35. Mike Quick had 5 straight Pro-Bowls. 2x First Team All-Pro. He could have been Justin Jefferson had he played on any other playing surface aside from the concrete at Veterans Stadium. He would be a HOFer. Even most Eagles fans don’t realize how good he was.

[@seanslawns]

Randall “The Man With The Master Plan” Cunningham is what my friends and I used to call him when we watched him play as kids. Only knock on him is he couldn’t win consistently.

[@Ginga]

The play against the Giants was just ridiculous. I’ve seen it plenty of times over the years but it just encapsulated Randall as a player.

[@ChristopherJones-pm3ik]

Football will Never Be So Exciting, Because of Mr.Cunningham.

[@RaisedrightEnt]

My favorite QB of all time. A legend 👏

[@eric3298]

Like Ronald curry if he reached his potential at North Carolina good

[@bb-jp7er]

Cunningham never slid at the end of any of his runs. He just covered the ball with both hands and barreled through like a fullback. He was a DAWG.

[@dlxinfinite7098]

He was ahead of his time. The Ultimate Prototype. He paved the way for Mahomes, Vick, Hurts, etc. He would be prime for today's offenses.

[@TheKing8608_]

1998 still breaks my heart, we were supposed to be in that Super Bowl 💜

[@eric3298]

Would of been interesting vs Denver

[@4392amtrak]

Randall Cunningham would average 4000 yards, 30 td passes, 550 rush yards and at least five tds on the ground in todays game

[@fs.iHaooo]

especially since NFL is No Fun League.

[@40water09]

My first time watching Randall Cunningham play was in 1998 on Monday night football against the Packers, which happened to be Randy Moss rookie year. As a young black kid from Indianapolis, IN I grew up idolizing Peyton Manning. I had no idea who Randall Cunningham was but after watching him throw for over 440 yards against Greenbay, and also watching him run the ball, as a young athlete who played football I wanted to be just like him playing quarterback. The way he dropped back repeatedly and threw 50 to 60 yard bombs to Randy Moss and Chris Carter was unreal. I truly witnessed a legend play live. He should be in the Hall of fame because he, along with others like Warren Moon, changed the quarterback position for African Americans. Original trend setter.

[@JAWrightonline]

Don't sleep on Marlin Briscoe, James Harris, Joe Gilliam, and Doug Williams.

[@chaostopia]

The fact he isnt a Hall of Famer when he should be....

[@trevorhembrough1290]

He would’ve been 1st ballot if it was my call

[@kamilebrahimoff3589]

It is difficult to enter the Hall of Fame if the qb has not won a Super Bowl. Being a qb is an added pressure in the NFL because qbs are held to very high standards.

[@trevorhembrough1290]

@@kamilebrahimoff3589 Tell that to Fouts and Marino

[@chaostopia]

Thats very true@@kamilebrahimoff3589

[@deandrenicholas2545]

​@trevorhembrough1290 well those are two really bad exceptions. Marino and Fouts were basically the gold standard for pocket passing qb's when they were in the league. The numbers they put up alone is what got them in the Hall. Can you think of a qb in the Hall without a ring that didn't have astronomical numbers at the time they left the game???

[@gtoexpress8111]

Amen Amen Amen a living legend among quarterbacks he did it all very well no other QB comes close ever - Amen Amen 🙏🙏🙏

[@blpanthers00]

Watching this made me think of the old Maddens where you could toggle off passing mode and then use the juke/spin buttons behind the line of scrimmage with a qb, then toggle it back on and throw a pass if you wanted. Damn those were the days lol

[@hpmetabolics7558]

As a teenager in the late 80s he was literally a superhero to me! He was destroying racial prejudices about black QB ability! He kicked the door down for McNair, Vick, Jackson, Mahomes, Prescott, Murray and more!

[@KEENANALLENASMRGLASS]

98 season with the Vikings will always be one of the greatest offensive seasons

[@eric3298]

Ya even Jeff George looked good in 1999 and daunte Culpeper in 2000 all played at a mvp level lmao

[@MrMikelew2929]

This is the best NFL QB highlight video I've ever seen.

[@cbod14]

If You Tube or The Internet existed back in his days in Philadelphia, it would've exploded. The Buffalo play alone would've blown up Twitter.

[@acewilliams7917]

Watched him growing up as a kid, Randall was amazing.

[@JahNuhThunDeeTheOneAndOnly]

Randall Cunningham is one of the greatest pioneers in professional sports history.

[@eric3298]

That 98 vikings season still hard to believe good to see you in another classic video lmao

[@Gentile108]

I’m from Washington DC and never was happy to see a game against him. I rooted so hard for him in Minnesota tho He was fun to watch

[@1986-r2c]

He was awesome in Minnesota in 1998.

[@3N2sw]

Oh the what ifs, if only MN didnt choke that year Cunningham would have won a championship, along with all the other great players, with that 98 Vikings team.

[@1986-r2c]

@3N2sw I wish although they would have had to deal with a tough broncos in that superbowl.

[@Torgo1969]

He was a real threat to my guys the NY Giants back in the day. Respect.

[@nvo_gabriel2107]

Thank you for this 🙏

[@BakiSmaki27]

Total legend. It's nice to see him get some flowers.

[@TMNBen2vr]

i love football

[@donmoxxvalor9049]

It was really amazing watching him he’s the blueprint to Vick, culpepper, McNabb and any scrambling quaterback

[@anthonyapodaca49T9]

One of the greatest to never get a ring 💍

[@bgjb-r1499]

I saw him throw the ball 75 yards. Truly amazing.

[@mykelengieza7057]

Diehard G-Men fan, hate that I love this guy....

[@deebrown4877]

Randall was a phenomenal player! So fun to watch!

[@carlosh8113]

I hate that he isnt in the hall of fame. The HOF isnt always about stats, its about can you tell the story of football with mentioning the person, you cant without Randall C. Willis got in and Randall is still waiting, do the right thing NFL AP.

[@Starxmarco4202]

This guy paved the way for Guys Like Vick And Lamar.....The original scrambler that was a threat to anyone he played and had a cannon of a arm.

[@jefferyrobertson7520]

Randall Cunningham Quarterback Of Philadelphia Eagles From 1985 To 1993 Thanks For Uploading

[@tombaird7902]

I love how fluidly he moves.

[@ProfessorofTruth]

Randall Cunningham's Dual-Threat Milestones: First quarterback in NFL history to complete 20+ touchdown passes and rush for 500+ yards in a single season. Only player in NFL history to accomplish the feat in four consecutive seasons [1987-1990] First QB to pass for 3,000+ yards and rush for 500+ yards in a single season [1988]. Accomplished the feat in three consecutive seasons [1988-1990]. In 1990, became the first and still only player in modern NFL history to finish in top ten in touchdown passes [30: 2nd], passer rating [91.6: 5th], passing yards [3,466: 6th] and rushing yards [942: 9th] in a single season.

[@ernestwilliamsjr.7181]

A travesty that he’s not in the hall of fame!!

[@BrandonHaymon]

​@@ernestwilliamsjr.7181Really?

[@foreverfendi1037]

This man is the reason I love football. He shaped my childhood. 1st quarterback I saw live that looked like me. Thank you QB12. Made Moss a star too.

[@randycain4]

Most spectacular player I ever watched.

[@mikeygonzalez2329]

Mike Quick was that guy as well😤🔥🔥💪🏼💪🏼

[@j.d.6915]

I hated when the Cards had to play Cunningham in the 80's and 90's, but I always loved watching him. Him and Bo are two players I could watch all day.

[@Supbros1902]

Put him in the hall of fame

[@ezekwu]

he's a definitely a hof...

[@Supbros1902]

@@ezekwu thank u bro as a cowboys fan he deserves it

[@edwardoutlawjr8154]

Washington fan here... he was one of my favorite players of that era. Guy was exciting.

[@KTF0]

He threw such a pretty ball.

[@BrakeFade]

He was ahead of his time. He was an athlete & qb.

[@GregzVR]

Man, could Randall run, but he could sling that rock too!

[@JB-tz8fu]

"Looking like you combed yo hair with a damn brick" -Jerome when Cunningham made an appearance 😂😂😂

[@RandyPeterson17]

I love Randall Cunningham. He played on the 98 Vikings, my favorite team of all time. Buuuuut Fran Tarkenton is the OG dual threat QB.

[@ronaldrobinson7518]

"he can throw a strawberry through a battleship" best analogy ever