The 16 Best NFL Quarterback Ratings Of The 1970's

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@stevenzimmerman4057
@stevenzimmerman4057 10 сағат бұрын
Another fine production Mark!
@markgardner9460
@markgardner9460 10 сағат бұрын
Thank you, Sir!!
@evanmeier3570
@evanmeier3570 9 сағат бұрын
That must have taken a long time to put this excellent video together. Milt Plum is still going strong at age 89. Great video, Mark!
@markgardner9460
@markgardner9460 9 сағат бұрын
Thank you, Evan. Yes, it took longer than normal by quite a bit.
@MichaelPiz
@MichaelPiz 9 сағат бұрын
I've said it before and I'll say it again: For football, those were the days.
@markgardner9460
@markgardner9460 9 сағат бұрын
For me, it doesn't get any better.
@bravobravoh1344
@bravobravoh1344 10 сағат бұрын
Love the uniforms back in the day.
@markgardner9460
@markgardner9460 10 сағат бұрын
Crisp and clean!
@skee19
@skee19 7 сағат бұрын
The best NFL channel for us old farts ! Loved Sonny ! The best QB to never play in SB, sadly broke his leg in 72’
@markgardner9460
@markgardner9460 7 сағат бұрын
I love it!!!
@Boomhower89
@Boomhower89 11 сағат бұрын
I had written that I thought they updated the QPR several times. I thought I recalled them saying they did but looking back it is the same calculation being used since 1973. Interesting. Thanks for another great video. Love your channel
@markgardner9460
@markgardner9460 10 сағат бұрын
Thank you! Could win a huge bar bet with the Milt Plum trivia. Just sayin'. Nobody but Mrs. Plum is familiar with him.
@stevenzimmerman4057
@stevenzimmerman4057 9 сағат бұрын
@@markgardner9460 I was going to mention Milt Plum not exactly a household name!
@Boomhower89
@Boomhower89 Сағат бұрын
@ that is a fact 👍🇺🇸
@JerryFerko
@JerryFerko 11 сағат бұрын
OUTSTANDING !!!!!!! AS ALWAYS ................... THANK U AGAIN ...................
@markgardner9460
@markgardner9460 10 сағат бұрын
I'm really glad that you liked it - thanks!!
@DT-dz1jc
@DT-dz1jc 7 сағат бұрын
FANTASTIC! Great memories. As a Cowboys fan I loved seeing the Staubach stuff & I was remided how I despised Brodie & Jurgenson & later Kilmer but even I couldn't hate Tarkenton. Jones sure could sling it & Anderson was an UNDERRATED surgeon. Stabler like Staubach was fearless. With those guys their team was NEVER out of a game and you didn't even show Bradshaw or Gabriel or Hart...or Hadl & Fouts. The modern NFL can't hold a candle to those days. Remember these QBs were lighting it up with ACTUAL pressure & the threat of ACTUAL hits. There were HEADHUNTERS in the middle of the field. OLine holding was ILLEGAL & that ridiculous 5 yard illegal contact rule didn't exsist. Most QBs called their own plays & even those who didn't could ABSOLUTELY read a defense & had no trouble checking into or out of a right or wrong play. If pressure caused one if them to have a Dak style panic attack they didn't last very long. Very VERY few of today's or EVEN those from the 90s through the 2010s coulda played in those days. We fans just didn't know how good we had it. I've seen Staubach finish games with a concussion & his fingers pointing all directions & could you imagine Lambert or Tatum & Atkinson or Hendricks or Cliff Harris or Mel Blount even playing today? It'd be constant fines & suspensions. Good. Old. Days.
@markgardner9460
@markgardner9460 6 сағат бұрын
Thank you for your comments. I'm glad that you mentiobed how the QB's from back in the day used to hang in there until the last milli-second before throwing the ball. They knew that they were going to get their clock cleaned, but they wanted to throw the ball downfield in an effort to gain the first down. Now they either check it down or roll out of the pocket and throw the ball away.
@ac9559
@ac9559 9 сағат бұрын
Another fine video. John Gilliam could have been cited for loitering while waiting for Tark's passes. Love them both!!!!! Your choice of music is a big part of why these videos are so great. One small suggestion....more shots of the ladies please, love the women of the 70s!!!!!!
@markgardner9460
@markgardner9460 8 сағат бұрын
That pass wasn't one of Fran's more timelier ones, that's for sure. Normally he threw a fine deep ball - better than most, in my opinion.
@ac9559
@ac9559 8 сағат бұрын
@@markgardner9460 He was great up to maybe 40 - 45. You get around 50 and it was pretty much a jump ball.
@stevenzimmerman4057
@stevenzimmerman4057 7 сағат бұрын
Check out his pass to Gilliam in the 1973 NFC Championship Game a perfect pass covered 55 yards in the air...
@markgardner9460
@markgardner9460 7 сағат бұрын
He ate his Wheaties that morning. I loved the way that he put his body weight on his back leg, then put everything he had into his deep throws.
@stevenzimmerman4057
@stevenzimmerman4057 7 сағат бұрын
@@markgardner9460 Yep he had to get his entire body into the deep passes!
@obbor4
@obbor4 8 сағат бұрын
Snake was the best passer of the lot, followed by Sonny Jurgenson. Both were pinpoint passers who threw tight spirals. Stabler used to thread them between the arms of defenders only to end up in the hands of Casper, Branch, or Belitnekoff. His Raider years are right up there with any who played the game.
@markgardner9460
@markgardner9460 8 сағат бұрын
Good thing for Raiders fans that he ended his early retirement in 1969 from the NFL.
@jstube36
@jstube36 8 сағат бұрын
A thing about that Cowboys v Bears game in 1971. Morton was called on to finish the game. Roger thought he was done in Dallas. Coach Landry knew he had to make a final decision. He liked Craig. Morton was Tom's ideal QB. But Landry also realized that Roger and his unique abilities were best to run his refined offense. Decision made, and what a decision. The Cowboys, thanks to Roger and a crushing Doomsday Defense, won the rest of their games in 1971. Including running over the Dolphins in SB VI 24-3. About the rule changes. The NFL tried many different ways to jumpstart offenses during the 70's. The run-game and outstanding defenses were ruling the game. in 1974, The league moved the Goalposts to where it is today. because too many teams were settling for FG's. But Defense and the Run game was still king. The low scoring continued. The final straw might have been SB XII. Still my favorite SB ever. Orange Crush vs Doomsday in New Orleans. One of the most hard hitting Super Bowls ever. Doomsday was so ferocious that Denver was limited to just 35 yards in the air. The League had enough and began making changes. Adding two games to the schedule made defenses more tired. Along with the changes mentioned in the video.
@markgardner9460
@markgardner9460 8 сағат бұрын
Thank you for noting that Staubach took the reins at QB for the remaibder of the year. I was going to mention that in the video, but I overlooked that amongst my stack of notes.
@davidhickey1830
@davidhickey1830 7 сағат бұрын
Craig Morton JUST missed being on this list with his 1970 season. Led the NFL in TD% and YPA, 6th in INT %, but a poor 20th out of 24 in completion %, ending with an 89.8 passer rating that year. Then he went and played possibly the worst 3-game stretch of playoff quarterbacking ever, yet almost won Super Bowl V. Morton finally broke the 90 barrier at 38 years old with his stellar 1981 season...
@jstube36
@jstube36 7 сағат бұрын
@@markgardner9460 If Landry hadn't changed his offense the year before, Morton might have gotten the nod. But defenses were cutting off the deep pass. This hurt Morton. With Tom anticipated this because he began to use the same defense. So he went to a more run-oriented attack. That favored Roger and what he could do on PA Bootlegs. I think both Staubach and Tarkenton excelled because those changes favored what they could do with their legs.
@jstube36
@jstube36 7 сағат бұрын
@@davidhickey1830 The problem for Craig by late 1970, he became a walking bruise. He took so many hits in that time. The Cowboys basically got to SB V on the strength of their run-game and amazing Defense.
@markgardner9460
@markgardner9460 7 сағат бұрын
Great stuff! Thanks for providing.
@depaola63
@depaola63 5 сағат бұрын
Great work on this classic piece ❤️⭐️ I’m now 61 and love watching these times 🏈📺👀 a lifetime Vikes fan!
@markgardner9460
@markgardner9460 5 сағат бұрын
Glad you enjoyed it! I was a Vikes fan for a long time, so I know what being a fan of theirs has been like.
@stevenzimmerman4057
@stevenzimmerman4057 11 сағат бұрын
It's not difficult to imagine why Griese had such a high TD percentage in 71 with Miami's offensive line and Zonk Kiick and Morris! A good play fake and someone like Warfield would be wild open!
@markgardner9460
@markgardner9460 10 сағат бұрын
That is said of Bart Starr, too.
@stevenzimmerman4057
@stevenzimmerman4057 10 сағат бұрын
Geez did Snake Stabler have a great 1976 season!
@stevenzimmerman4057
@stevenzimmerman4057 10 сағат бұрын
As great as a coach as Tom Landry was that alternating QB system of 1971 was odd I almost think that he outsmarted himself!
@stevenzimmerman4057
@stevenzimmerman4057 10 сағат бұрын
You're right about QB ratings Mark! You can't compare the 70s to the wide open style now!
@stevenzimmerman4057
@stevenzimmerman4057 10 сағат бұрын
Insane catch by Stu Voigt 26:22! Not fast but a great set of hands 26:22 ! I remember Summerall and Brookshire saying he just pops out of the ground when Minnesota needs him to!
@mhlaw229
@mhlaw229 7 сағат бұрын
Isaac Curtis and Charlie Joiner were a terrific duo for Ken Anderson in the mid 70s. Thanks for another great video!
@markgardner9460
@markgardner9460 7 сағат бұрын
Yes they were...and Tight End Bob Trumpy was a solid target, too. Thank you!
@stevenzimmerman4057
@stevenzimmerman4057 10 сағат бұрын
Loved Jergy! A fantastic quarterback on some bad teams early in his career! Wonder what would have happened Lombardi had lived and stayed Washington's head coach! George Allen mostly favored Kilmer!For my money Sonny threw one of the purest deep balls ever!
@markgardner9460
@markgardner9460 10 сағат бұрын
Lombardi said he was the best QB that he had ever seen.
@stevenzimmerman4057
@stevenzimmerman4057 10 сағат бұрын
@markgardner9460 High praise coming from a guy who coached Bart Starr among others,!
@mhlaw229
@mhlaw229 7 сағат бұрын
Yes, Jurgensen was a tough guy, great QB. He and Meredith had several great duels in the late 60s
@Artamusgordon
@Artamusgordon 10 сағат бұрын
Great video! Nice job once again. 👍
@markgardner9460
@markgardner9460 10 сағат бұрын
Thank you, Man of Many Disguises!
@joeyvocals1
@joeyvocals1 3 сағат бұрын
Sir, another fantastic video! Throughly enjoyed it! I was born decades after these players played! 7-16-96. Going back in time is fascinating! Those were real players and people, too! Joey in Cleveland
@danielpollak6075
@danielpollak6075 9 сағат бұрын
🏈👍. "He played in all 14 games in 74' but only started 4 of them." What a peculiar stat. Very enjoyable video, ty, gd🎶 too👏🍻
@markgardner9460
@markgardner9460 8 сағат бұрын
Of those 14 games, Jurgensen didn't throw a pass. He was the holder on field goal attempts, so he played in every game. Thank you!
@skee19
@skee19 7 сағат бұрын
He also came off the bench frequently in relief of Kilmer and Sonny should have started the 74’ playoff game vs Rams . Allen hated Sonny and cut his nose to spite his face most of the time!
@stevenzimmerman4057
@stevenzimmerman4057 10 сағат бұрын
This may seem like a odd statement but Staubach was so good so consistent and with the Cowboys around him his excellent play almost got taken for granted!!(And I'm a Viking fan!)
@markgardner9460
@markgardner9460 10 сағат бұрын
Made the Pro Bowl each of his last 5 seasons - not many can say that. Plus, he lead the NFL in QB rating each of his last 2 seasons. I doubt that anyone else can make that claim.
@stevenzimmerman4057
@stevenzimmerman4057 10 сағат бұрын
@@markgardner9460 I don't think so
@hammer44head
@hammer44head 5 сағат бұрын
Wow, this was really good compilation Mark!!! Loved the first few Fran to the Spin Doctor td's i dont think i have seen those before on any highlights probably since the game was on or maybe monday night highlights with ol Cosell. Some great footage on here!!!!
@kylemarzion2814
@kylemarzion2814 23 минут бұрын
I'm 57. As boy I started watching football in the 74 season. The 70s were the best. But not so much for my Packers. Lol. Great video again. Thank you.
@jammininthepast
@jammininthepast 9 сағат бұрын
Earl Morrall, flat top w/fenders. I remember (specifically) watching him on an important Monday Night game the year he stepped in for an injured Griese and won, good game. All of these guys played a ton of snaps with a large sample size, amazing. If I had to pick a qb for a two minute down by 4 from this group? Snake Stabler, Staubach, Tark, Sonny. Notice today's game is +/-200 yds routine, it used to be around 300 (routine).....today's qbs run the ball themselves more, dual threat right. The passing in today's game is dynamic but less emphasized I guess....look how the yds per game have gone down. Thanks man, I dig the highlights and back music.
@markgardner9460
@markgardner9460 8 сағат бұрын
Great comments! I'll narrow your list of 4 QB's down to 2: Staubach and Tark because of their scrambling ability. There wasn't a ton of blitzing back then - certainly not like now. No offense to the other chaps - it's just my opinion. I wonder how long some of these running QB's are going to continue running - even though they rarely are hit, there are still a lot of non-contact injuries that occur when running. It has to do with this recycled car and truck tire material that's mixed in with the fake turf - cleats cling to the stuff and there is no give on the knee joints.
@williamparker8840
@williamparker8840 5 сағат бұрын
Good job again. I am sure you know , but there is a great photo of Lenny Dawson smoking a cigarette at half time of the first Super Bowl.
@markgardner9460
@markgardner9460 5 сағат бұрын
Was that at halftime or at the end of the game? Thank you - I'm glad that you enjoyed the video!
@NigelIncubatorJones
@NigelIncubatorJones 10 сағат бұрын
Great stuff. Love those facemasks.
@markgardner9460
@markgardner9460 9 сағат бұрын
If I was a QB, K or P in the NFL today, I'd wear that Len Dawson facemask just to stand out and be noticed.
@NigelIncubatorJones
@NigelIncubatorJones 9 сағат бұрын
@@markgardner9460 Amazing that they wore those, and the single-bars, in an era when defensive linemen could really beat them up. I'd have had a facemask like a modern hockey helmet grill.
@markgardner9460
@markgardner9460 7 сағат бұрын
Wasn't it Kicker Kevin Butler of the Bears who left his single bar loose so that he could pull it down for better vision on field goals?
@JasonSubik
@JasonSubik Минут бұрын
Great video, as usual. You always seem to include footage I’ve never seen before, excellent work!
@stevenzimmerman4057
@stevenzimmerman4057 10 сағат бұрын
Don't get me started on Kenny Anderson!!! Why isn't he wearing a gold jacket?
@markgardner9460
@markgardner9460 10 сағат бұрын
I knew you were going to bring that up...and I don't blame you one bit. Quite deserving is he.
@stevenzimmerman4057
@stevenzimmerman4057 10 сағат бұрын
@markgardner9460 I always do forgive me!
@bryanjones4444
@bryanjones4444 10 сағат бұрын
@@stevenzimmerman4057 One of the 3 or 4 most underrated quarterbacks of all time. The Real Goat scoring system has him as the 15th best to start a career after 1947. He scores better than some big names like Farve, Elway, Warner, Moon and way above Bradshaw.
@stevenzimmerman4057
@stevenzimmerman4057 10 сағат бұрын
@bryanjones4444 good information!
@markgardner9460
@markgardner9460 9 сағат бұрын
Elway only passed for more than 20 td's in one of the first 10 years in the NFL!
@rogerquintanilla863
@rogerquintanilla863 7 сағат бұрын
Love the channel and really love the music. Where do I find this music playing in the background.
@markgardner9460
@markgardner9460 7 сағат бұрын
I obtain the music via my editing software and KZbin Creator. I'm not sure if it's available elsewhere.
@stevenzimmerman4057
@stevenzimmerman4057 10 сағат бұрын
Not surprised to see Fran Tarkenton several times!! Possibly got more from his ability than just about anyone else! Cunning and resourceful!!Carrol Dale sighting 9:14 he longest reception as a Viking ( 1 year) and his pass against Cleveland for a TD to Stu Voigt would undoubtedly not count today! ( Knee down)
@markgardner9460
@markgardner9460 10 сағат бұрын
#84 Carroll Dale as a Vike. Who would have thunk it back then that the long time Packer would play for The Purple?
@stevenzimmerman4057
@stevenzimmerman4057 10 сағат бұрын
@@markgardner9460 I never got used to it!
@bryanjones4444
@bryanjones4444 10 сағат бұрын
Great video again! 4 of the 5 quarterbacks to appear twice on this list are in the top 15 all time according to the Real Goat scoring system. Only Stabler is outside the top 15 at #27 with a score of 402. Just above 50% better than the average quarterback from any era. I have not gotten to running Brodie through the process yet but I am only about 60 hours from retirement so I think I can get to him in the next two weeks or so.
@markgardner9460
@markgardner9460 10 сағат бұрын
That's awesome! Tick tock, tick tock. I bet you can't wait. Please let me know where Brodie is ranked. Thanks!
@stevenzimmerman4057
@stevenzimmerman4057 10 сағат бұрын
@@bryanjones4444 What about Tarkenton?
@markgardner9460
@markgardner9460 9 сағат бұрын
I could be wrong, but I thought that I read that he had him ranked somewhere in the top 10. This was a few months ago.
@bryanjones4444
@bryanjones4444 58 минут бұрын
@@stevenzimmerman4057 In a nutshell the basis of the Real Goat system is to compare all the greats to the average quarterback of their own era and then compare those numbers to all the other greats. I use 16 different categories including things that you never hear about like fumbles, the % of the offense that the quarterback carried and strength of schedule. There is an adjustment for how good your own defense was and longevity plays a part as well. The top 4 set themselves well above the others and from #1 to 4 they are Tarkenton, Manning, Brees and Johnny U.
@stevenzimmerman4057
@stevenzimmerman4057 54 минут бұрын
@bryanjones4444 Nice research!
@saberdogface
@saberdogface 3 сағат бұрын
Those Washington "Spear and Feather" helmets were great.
@beeblack2
@beeblack2 6 сағат бұрын
Excuse sir I notice in the 70s.. you always leave out the greatest players like the Pittsburgh Steelers... Lynn Swann John stallworth Franco Harris terry Bradshaw . You got to give these guy some air time ... They was 70s NFL best
@markgardner9460
@markgardner9460 6 сағат бұрын
Swann, Harris, Bradshaw and Franco have all been featured in my yearly draft videos and I have an entire video devoted to Terry Bradshaw.
@dondajulah4168
@dondajulah4168 8 сағат бұрын
Who was that Bears DB that got toasted twice by Cliff Branch?
@markgardner9460
@markgardner9460 8 сағат бұрын
Virgil Livers
@dondajulah4168
@dondajulah4168 8 сағат бұрын
I did some research on him and found this nugget: When did cups become uncool? Yeah, tell that to Virgil Livers. He's a former defensive back who played for the Chicago Bears from 1975-79. While fielding a punt at Soldier Field, Livers was speared in the groin. By halftime, one of his testicles had swollen so badly it had to be -- ugh, more flop sweat, oh the cramps ... breathe, breathe! -- drained with a needle by the trainers. Somehow, Livers suited up for the second half. That was a bad idea. A really, really, really bad idea. Later that night, he was rushed to the hospital where the mangled orb was surgically removed. Now, here's the kicker. When I finally reached Livers, who is an assistant principal at a high school in Kentucky, I asked him about his "injury," and the guy started talking about his knee. Can you believe that? His freakin' knee! The one he blew out with the Bears, then rehabbed for two full years in order to play again in the USFL. "Uh, well, no, sorry, I was talking about the, uh, the ... " "Oh that," he laughed. "It's no secret. It was in all the papers. The truth is, it wasn't really all that painful. It was all just ... numb. My knee injury and the rehab I had to go through was far worse."
@markgardner9460
@markgardner9460 7 сағат бұрын
I love stories like this. Thank you for sharing!
@docnoc66
@docnoc66 9 сағат бұрын
Hi Mark - wearing my 1974 Sonny Jorgensen home white Skins jersey for this one….i just picked up a Mitchell and Ness Hugh McIlhenny red 1950s 49ers durene for $30 size 52 - going to wear to the gym
@markgardner9460
@markgardner9460 9 сағат бұрын
That is quite fitting for this video. I could have gone with the blue Bert Jones, but decided to go with Jurgensen, too.
@stevenzimmerman4057
@stevenzimmerman4057 11 сағат бұрын
Morrall was the rags to riches story going from losing to the Jets in the Super Bowl to winning 2 !
@markgardner9460
@markgardner9460 10 сағат бұрын
3X Super Bowl champ
@aaropajari7058
@aaropajari7058 10 сағат бұрын
​@@markgardner9460the one against Dallas doesn't count.
@dondajulah4168
@dondajulah4168 8 сағат бұрын
His Topps 1976 football card has to be one of the collest of all time.
@aaropajari7058
@aaropajari7058 8 сағат бұрын
@@dondajulah4168 Yes. He looks so OLD but so happy.
@Paul11B2P
@Paul11B2P 6 сағат бұрын
Roman Gabriel 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
@markgardner9460
@markgardner9460 6 сағат бұрын
I love Gabe. The closest that he came to a 90 passer rating in the '70's was in '73 when he had 86.0
@raymondfioravanti4158
@raymondfioravanti4158 7 сағат бұрын
Never realized Dawson played til age 40.
@markgardner9460
@markgardner9460 6 сағат бұрын
I think his body was still relatively fresh due to only starting 2 games in his first 5 seasons.
@kingofallmediums2123
@kingofallmediums2123 10 сағат бұрын
Love those Commanders helmets with the R 😂😂😂😂😂😮😮😮😅😮
@markgardner9460
@markgardner9460 10 сағат бұрын
Have they changed their team song yet to "Hail to the Commanders" yet? Doubtful. Maybe they rid of that a long time ago.
@kylemarzion2814
@kylemarzion2814 Минут бұрын
I loved those Yellow Redskins helmets. With the R. Yes cool!!
@topJimmyP1984
@topJimmyP1984 5 сағат бұрын
Roger Staubach retired the NFLs #1 rated passer or all time!! Led the league 4 times!!!!
@stevenzimmerman4057
@stevenzimmerman4057 11 сағат бұрын
Dawson 3rd in QB rating at retirement!? I didn't know that!
@markgardner9460
@markgardner9460 10 сағат бұрын
Namath complained that Dawson's rating was so high due his propensity for the short passing game.
@bryanjones4444
@bryanjones4444 10 сағат бұрын
Defenses in the AFL were poor compared to the NFL and Lenny only had one quality season after joining the NFL, not counting his partial season that made this list.
@markgardner9460
@markgardner9460 9 сағат бұрын
He had a difficult time staying healthy those last three years. Those 376 sacks evidently took their toll.
@stevenzimmerman4057
@stevenzimmerman4057 9 сағат бұрын
@@markgardner9460 376 sacks, especially mostly in the 60s Dawson took a lot of hits! Not like Pastorini or Manning in my opinion!
@argelbargel7680
@argelbargel7680 8 сағат бұрын
I had never heard of any passer rating system until the mid-90s. In any case, the figures are deceptive. Today, 3rd and 1 is a passing down; the QB goes into the shotgun (I'd make that formation illegal, if I were king of the forest), throws a 2-yard pass, and everyone ooohs and aaahs over the completion % and passer rating. All quite apart from the hobbling of defenses by stupid rules. It's not the same game.
@markgardner9460
@markgardner9460 8 сағат бұрын
You are correct - it is far from the same game. Phoney baloney statistics now. QB throws a 2 yard pass, WR runs 20 yards because of legalized holding and atrocious tackling.
@dondajulah4168
@dondajulah4168 8 сағат бұрын
The completion percentage carries too much weight in the formula. I think it actually should be removed entirely with more weighting for yards per completion to offset it.
@markgardner9460
@markgardner9460 7 сағат бұрын
I like that. I'd also add a 3rd down conversion ratio factor, although I'm not sure what percentage would be the benchmark for a perfect rating of that factor.
@tomdavey8723
@tomdavey8723 9 сағат бұрын
Len Dawson with a white facemask seems so strange!!!!!
@markgardner9460
@markgardner9460 9 сағат бұрын
I think the Broncos may have been the first NFL team to wear white facemasks.
@markgardner9460
@markgardner9460 9 сағат бұрын
Especially looks strange with that wraparound portion!
@lesdavis3596
@lesdavis3596 8 сағат бұрын
Categories vs. catagories.
@dewood9463
@dewood9463 7 сағат бұрын
Why isn’t Ken Anderson in the Hall of Fame.
@markgardner9460
@markgardner9460 7 сағат бұрын
It's ridiculous that after all these years he's not been inducted. There's absolutely no reason for him being left out.
5 сағат бұрын
That’s not Milt Plum. It’s Bill Nelsen.
@markgardner9460
@markgardner9460 5 сағат бұрын
No, that's incorrect. The photo of Plum lined up under center shows "16" on his helmet. Bill Nelsen didn't start playing for the Browns until 1968 and the team did not have numbers on their helmets during his tenure with them.
3 сағат бұрын
@@markgardner9460but Milt Plum didn’t play in the 70s. His final season was 1969.
@jjw56
@jjw56 5 сағат бұрын
Who isn’t on this list: Archie manning. I will argue that he was not a good qb.
@oliverferreirajr4525
@oliverferreirajr4525 10 сағат бұрын
Roger that is a little better than Montana
@kingofallmediums2123
@kingofallmediums2123 10 сағат бұрын
Quarterbacks and kickers have for the most part have gotten better since the 70s 😊😊😊😊
@markgardner9460
@markgardner9460 10 сағат бұрын
The league makes almost all of the rule changes in order to enhance scoring and the playing conditions are mostly pristine...but I hear ya - your point is well taken - they're better.
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