The MOST DELUSIONAL QUARTERBACK in New Orleans Saints HISTORY | John Fourcade

In 1998, upon hearing the news that starting quarterback Billy Joe Hobert was out for the season, free agent QB John Fourcade asked the Saints if they would sign him. This was despite the fact that Fourcade hadn't played in 8 years, was 38 years old, and was not even very good when he played in the NFL in his prime. This went about as well as you'd expect. This is the story behind the 1998 Saints and the bizarre drama
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[@bens5661]

But wait, there's more. You see, Fourcade wasn't out of practice in 1998. He spent the spring in the IPFL as the QB of the Mississippi Fire Dogs. He was also their head coach. After 1999, he became the team's GM and kept coaching. Oh yeah, HE WAS STILL THE QB. The same was true in 2000. In 2001, he became the HC of the Mobile Seagulls, a team that moved from the IPFL to the NIFL. HE WAS STILL QB. I should also note that he did all of that despite his last pro experience prior to that being in 1994 with the Milwaukee Mustangs.

[@E-Brightvoid]

This needs a Jon Bois video NOW

[@67marlins]

Ben S. Thanks for the history lesson. The more I read about Fourcade ( thanks to people like you ), the more respect I have for how he kept trying. He was definitely resilient.

[@johncate9541]

My guess is that he figured it couldn't hurt to ask. All they could do is say no. The Saints were partial to small-college quarterbacks from that part of the country. Bobby Hebert was one, Fourcade was another, and in 1997, they had just signed a guy named Jake Delhomme after he'd gone undrafted out of what is now UL-Lafayette. If you were Cajun and could throw, the Saints were the team to call.

[@senororlando2]

Read this in JG9s voice

[@philchroniger7839]

@@E-Brightvoid only if someone other than Bois does the vid

[@footwork216]

Will always remember Fourcade for the way the Saints finished the end of the '89 season with him at the helm. They missed the playoffs but in consecutive weeks they went into Buffalo and beat the Bills in the snow. Then beat the playoff bound Eagles on Monday night and in the last week of the season thrashed the playoff contending Colts. Had they not started out 1-4, they might have been a playoff team themselves. With Hebert sitting out in '90, Fourcade was the starter and his poor play early on caused them to trade for Steve Walsh.

[@DNSKansas]

The Saints became another dupe for Jimmy Johnson and Jerry Jones

[@josephguyton1940]

agreed!

[@rolmodel12.]

When I think 'John Fourcade', I think first: the replacement player. And second, as the backup to Steve Walsh, both in reality and in Tecmo Super Bowl on the NES. Ah, the memories...

[@andrewdunn49ers]

Ditto!

[@skiprockjr.6881]

I knew I recognized the name and then I thought that he must be in Tecmo Super Bowl. Obviously I was right.

[@rolmodel12.]

@@skiprockjr.6881 yup, you are. His attributes were similar to Walsh, they're practically interchangeable... not that it matters: the Saints strengths were special teams and a stout defense. Any offense was generated through a healthy run game led by Dalton Hilliard, Craig "Ironhead" Heyward, and Reuben Mayes.

[@skiprockjr.6881]

@@rolmodel12. Pat Swilling was decent at blocking FG's and PAT's.

[@rolmodel12.]

@@skiprockjr.6881 dude, that whole defense was pretty solid. And, arguably, the best LB corp in that game!

[@Joseph-cu8lg]

Ditka talking about delusion if funny, especially after the Ricky Williams draft

[@FireballFlareblitz734]

okay, but the photo that came afterwards was absolutely hilarious

[@wescoast1928]

Ricky williams is a hof RB thos guy is a nola bum

[@HipsterShiningArmor]

"[DeBerg] might be the greatest quarterback to never make it to the pro bowl" Joe Flacco is shook

[@thewetzelsixx9009]

5:51 for anyone else who's looking for the obligatory "which is worse than if did he nothing than spike the ball on every single play"

[@xavier5297]

That's John Fourcade play vs the Rams was the most "Madden" play I've ever seen. Too bad it was disallowed.

[@chaosgreyblood]

Or a Tecmo Super Bowl play, if you're lucky!

[@ecembrew]

Wh was it disallowed out of curiosity

[@patrickdalton361]

@@ecembrew likely the several forward laterals by the Rams

[@denisceballos9745]

Fourcade (11) was the toast of the town in ‘87. Saints fans were beginning to feel the joy of winning and Fourcade was a big part of that, albeit as a scab. It was crazy in NOLA that year. Saints made the playoffs for the first time ever.

[@blakfloyd]

Yup! Also, their 12-3 record was second best in the entire league and woulda won ANY of the other 5 divisions in the league without even needing tiebreakers but of course as luck had it during that era we had to be in the 49ers' division and they were the only team with a better record at 13-2. Furthering the bitterness is that we only lost by 2 points in our loss to them so that game was very winnable.

[@fieldguy316]

Fourcade would have done better then all the Billy Joe's we had at the time besides he may not have been the best QB but he would have filled in for a bit and i never think he was delusional met him several times very nice guy maybe at 38 i can understand that but hey it worked the 1st time he asked to get signed it was worth a shot so i will resepectfully diasgree with this video

[@jeffpearljam1976]

John Fourcade went to my high school “Shaw” on the Westbank in the New Orleans area. He lived in my neighborhood “Woodmere”. He used to throw passes to us.

[@eugenedenbrook322]

That's pretty awesome

[@LoMobEntertainment]

John Fourcade was the SHIT@SHAW...LOL

[@CTubeMan]

I saw someone else post something similar, but I’m guessing the sticking point was that Fourcade’s first name wasn’t Billy Joe and he refused to change it.

[@nasetvideos]

This QB situation is one that never should have happened. You explained it so well. Sometimes, we just shake our heads and really ponder how these things ever come to fruition. You did a great job explaining this one. Nice job :)

[@AlmostReady504]

He was a local boy who was with the team out of desperation to begin with only because of the NFL strike. Both sides were delusional in regard to his talent But he got to live a dream. . he's still somewhat revered in no way is he hated

[@Z64sports]

On Madden 99 which is based on the 1998 season I signed Jim Everett to the Saints. This situation just reminded me of that

[@rolmodel12.]

Brought 'em back for a second go, eh? Lol... He would be, at least, as good as Fourcade. Everett set multiple Saints passing records in his stint with them in the mid '90's.

[@Z64sports]

@@rolmodel12. Yeah. I was trying to make it a series at one point but lost some footage. Now I live stream everything and make videos if necessary to avoid it

[@diggsfather]

Jim Everett was one of the better QB's the Saints had in the 90's

[@cincinnati6595]

Anyone that counted out Fourcade never watched the replacement games in '87. He didn't win them all but he left EVERYTHING on the table trying to win. I watched him limp so badly that he almost had to be helped to the huddle. No doubt in my mind he played through a concussion at some point. He had major heart and a love of the game / competitiveness that I saw rivaled only by Brett Favre. One thing I noticed is that Fourcade had a sprinkling of the "Flutie Factor" - that intangible something that some QB'S have where everything says they shouldn't be even a moderate success, but somehow the magic falls into place and they are. Not sure what all happened in 1990, but that close SF loss on Monday Night in the season opener was HARDLY a gross failure. The Niners were in the middle of their Super Bowl dominance, and the Saints barely lost out. Was Fourcade one of the all time greats? No, but there's dozens and dozens of QB's I'd rate lower.

[@footwork216]

He wasn't great in that Monday night game but sometimes Montana is going to pull a Montana. However, in the next few games after that his play didn't really improve much, the win over Atlanta notwithstanding, in which he was pretty decent. Obviously they felt that he wasn't going to take them where they wanted to go, and thought Steve Walsh would, and he did, but that season only, and one and done in the playoffs. Once Hebert came back in 1991, he was back at QB1 where he belonged. Will always wonder how the '90 season would have turned out had Hebert been there and stayed healthy all season.

[@Tdull-tv1ds]

I was one of several 18-year olds who knew it was time to focus on something after playing high school football. I had some good moments but wasn’t a great player by any means and now I’m in the field of broadcasting trying to work my way up to being a sports commentator. I may have left being a football player behind but I still love the game and would still like to at least cover the sport and be one of the best commentators in the game.

[@thomascrown6681]

He was the Varsity offensive coordinator at my High School my freshman year when he went to play during the strike

[@jeffanderson3962]

Wasn't '87 also the first time the Saints made the playoffs?

[@Cajun.Yankee]

Bobby Hebert won most of the games for the saints in '87 though

[@BrettBoozeReviewsNOLA]

That qb that got hurt in 1998 was Billy Joe Hobert…I’ve read some interesting stories about him that could make for an interesting video

[@eugenedenbrook322]

He has stories going back to at least college. He got the U of Washington slapped by the hypocrites at NCAA.

[@Valmontst]

Hebert

[@BrettBoozeReviewsNOLA]

@@Valmontst no, Hobert… you are thinking of Bobby Hebert

[@genekelley7579]

🛑🛑 Forcade looks like Drew Bledsoe with his helmet on 😂

[@BuccaneerBruce]

DeBerg is also one of the greatest play action QB's in history.

[@vg452]

One more thing, Jordan Palmer is the QB trainer for Josh Allen. Imagine Byron Leftwich going from being the Buccaneers offensive coordinator to playing for Tom Brady if he gets injured. It’s that laughable.

[@JWex-jy7sk]

*Josh Allen goes down hurt Palmer: “It’s my time to shine!” 😁

[@TheSonicsean]

I mean, Byron Leftwich was halfway good for a while at least.

[@Buttington_Headerson]

I’m a Bucs fan and I desperately want this, save the injury

[@MattyIcecubes]

He is also Joe Burrow's trainer. His brother Carson met with Burrow and tried to convince him to pull an Elway/Eli on the Bengals because "It's impossible to win there". Well, Burrow has already won more in two seasons than he did his entire career on any team he ever played for.

[@Football-Sidelines-NO]

From 7:56 onward, the descriptions & criticisms of John talking to coach Ditka in 1998 was longer than the actual phone call between the two men. I knew John a little bit, he was a realist, when he placed the call to Mr. Ditka he knew it was a long shot but figured it was simply worth speaking to him, plain & simple. As for John's play in 1990, while yes he did make some mistakes, it is greatly forgotten that then Saints offensive coordinator Carl Smith decide to change the offensive philosophy going into said season under the anticipation that John would start & Bobby Hebert would not be back at the time. John was told that they didn't want him to run beyond the line of scrimmage, trying to make him a pocket passer even if he had a wide open lane to run through. He enjoyed football a lot & his passion carried him for a good long time in the indoor leagues. As for John's play in 1990 being the worst for a Saints starting QB--not even close. Mike Buck's only start on 12/26/1993 at Philadelphia was awful and Univ. of Michigan alum Larry Cipa starting late in 1974 wasn't much to write home about, although both men tried their best under the then organizational circumstances.

[@skkahl3400]

He said the thing!! Feels like a while since I heard you say it. Great video. I look forward to these every day.

[@TheSonicsean]

Aww see you missed this weeks JG8 video where he said it.

[@Rockhound6165]

So they opted for Billy Joe Toliver and Danny Awful Wuerffel?

[@MarkVrem]

Should have traded both of them for Doug Flutie or something.

[@JonPITBZN]

"Danny Awful Wuerfful" That's a REALLY weird way of spelling "Danny Wuerthless."

[@christopherengel7436]

Steve DeBerg was also a moderately competant starter. DeBerg lost his starting jobs to Joe Montana, John Elway, Vinny Testaverde, & Dave Krieg. The 49ers & Broncos did pretty good with the replacement guy. Chiefs were okay with Krieg as well, who got replaced by Montana oddly. The Bucs were a mess back then.

[@chrisconsorte7893]

Steve DeBerg was a solid QB. SJSU!!!

[@johncate9541]

He was the type of guy who, if he was your quarterback, was "good enough, but let's see if we can do a little better." And most of the teams he played for were hot garbage. Anyone who gets the chance to throw for 34,000 yards in the NFL did something right.

[@CSXIV]

IIRC, he also took over the starting job in Tampa Bay from Steve Young. And this led to Young getting traded to San Francisco. The rest is history. So, in recap: Montana replaces DeBerg; DeBerg gets traded. DeBerg replaces Young, who gets traded. Young replaces Montana, who gets traded.

[@MatthewChristianMurray]

Buccaneers had some fairly exciting offenses toward the end of Testaverde’s tenure; their defense just stunk on ice, and they couldn’t ever win road games in cold weather. Testaverde wound up having to try to do too much, leading to lots of INTs, but he had some decent wideouts (Carrier, Hill, etc.) and could make throws. The ‘91 Buccaneers are a lot of fun to play with/against in Tecmo Super Bowl.

[@libertyprime2013]

It shows how competitive he was.

[@jimclark6493]

I thought it was bad when Timm Rosenbach tried a comeback with the Saints in 1995. This is just ridiculous.

[@Hangryoldman]

Timm may have been a well above avg QB had he not gotten hurt. His only year as a starter 1990 , he had much better statistics than Troy Aikman , Jim Harbaugh , Ken O'Brien , Steve Walsh , Rich Gannon , Rodney Peete ...etc

[@blakfloyd]

Fun fact: John Fourcade faced off against Sean Payton in 1987 when the Saints and Bears faced each other in a replacement game.

[@distantandvague]

Saints have had way worse quarterbacks than Fourcade. Most of them were named Billy Joe lol

[@johncate9541]

Yeah, and two of them played for the '98 Saints! Maybe Fourcade should have changed his name to Billy Joe!

[@67marlins]

Well as described by JGJ in the 'lead-up / context ', this is similar to karpernick- a purely stopgap publicity stunt whose 'skills' were regressing for at least 10 years to start with.

[@robertmurphy6891]

How so? Kaepernick took San Fran to the Superbowl and almost won it for us. I liked Kaepernick when we had hom. Don't be hatin'

[@curtjohnson6991]

fourcade was awesome for the saints

[@colinkrieger909]

Hearing Buddy D. And Kenny Wilkerson discuss this at a WWL radio remote in the late 90's is precisely why I had a Fourcade jersey made. Biggest balls is the world. Gotta love someone that crazy. I do believe he's played for more pro football teams than anyone else in history.

[@mrmonty86]

I'm from New Orleans, a die-hard Saints fan, but I don't even remember this from 1998.

[@fieldguy316]

I doubt it happened but who knows haha

[@chriswoodsports]

That’s because it was a non story then

[@fieldguy316]

@@chriswoodsports more than likely

[@thomasguglielmo1509]

What's hilarious is how I just watched a short KZbin clip of Jordan Palmer saying I knew the moment my nfl career was over when

[@petset77]

Fourcade was a great athlete and mobile QB. He had an issue playing within the framework of coach's wishes if things weren't going well, because he always had the ability to make plays on his own talent from earlier years. He and established Saints QB Bobby Hebert were rivals from even high school years, so there was no love lost there. He also had the tendency to just throw the ball up if he decided to stay in the pocket instead of trying to make plays with his legs. Coach Mora eventually just said he wasn't going to be his QB.... even if drafting weak armed Walsh was a mistake. I still remember Archie (Manning) in disgust as his longest team QB running TD in history was broken during that strike game. Archie was WWL Radio's color commentator in those days, and was another mobile, athlete QB who didn't have great success with the Saints earlier on. Archie is still an icon there. WhoDat!

[@BuccaneerBruce]

He was the backup on Tecmo Superbowl for the Saints.

[@jamesage24]

Dang, I just checked that out and you're right! I'm going to make him the starter and take the Saints to the Superbowl.

[@jonkenyon4876]

man! i loved that game!

[@percn0witzki]

You’re easily the best nfl/football period content creator on this platform.

[@SAVEAMERICA-cf6kf]

I have no problem with him asking for a shot, the worst thing they can say is No. I remember Don Strock starting only 5 games in his last 8 years with Miami and was tanning himself on the beach after getting released and the Browns signed him (at 38 yrs old) to start the last 2 games of the season and their playoff game vs Houston bc they had no QBs due to injuries. He had a great game to get the Browns into the playoffs in the last game of the season, then got injured in the 1st Qtr. of the playoffs the following week. I do realize Strock was much more talented than Fourcade.

[@domochoa]

“Who Dat stole my castle burger “ 😂😂😂😂😂

[@michaelrusso6822]

I like that he had "J. FOURCADE" on the back of his jersey... so you wouldn't confuse him with all the other Fourcade's on the team.

[@timbrown5576]

This video was way too biased. Did you even bother to look at the Saints' depth chart at the time? The starting QB was Billy Joe Hobert (who got hurt) and the backup was Danny Wuerffel. I think it's fair for John Fourcade to think he was better than Wuerffel, even after being out of the league for 8 years. And if Billy Joe Hobert was your starting QB, your team has serious QB issues.

[@survivor5044]

John Robinson of the Rams wanted to sign John Fourcade to backup QB Jim Everett in 1991. Robinson said he was always a big John Fourcade fan. But John had anxiety towards going out to Los Angeles. The gulf coast is where Fourcade was comfortable staying.

[@joenintendo]

This story would be weirder if the Saints had reached out to him. A guy still trying to make the NFL isn't that crazy, even if he had been out of the league for 8 years. Hell, I'm still expect Brett Favre to announce he's coming back any day now 😅

[@teen_laqueefa]

Brady version 22.0 laughs

[@georgeorwell4534]

You have to understand the 98 Saints to know that at the time this was not a bad idea. Now do one on the quarterback who was 3-12 in his last two years, couldn't outplay Blaine Gabbert, and insists that he's good enough after 5 years of laying off to be playing in the NFL again.

[@hunterwade9030]

And touts himself as a Super Bowl starting QB even though her may have been the 15th best starter on that team

[@tylerbridges1330]

Who we talking about here? Lol

[@SheepDog99]

Kaep

[@tylerbridges1330]

Kaep was trash before the whole kneeing thing. People seem to forget his nickname "Sack or pick"

[@etexbassfreak]

Make The NFL real again I miss real football!!

[@stevenbauer4799]

i prefer bikini league football.

[@jamesage24]

I would've given him a shot. He was ripe for a couple playoff wins.

[@chadwickwhite6107]

Well CONSIDERING that the New Orleans Saints are and have ALWAYS BEEN WORSE than a 39.6 John Fourcade's SMARTEST OPTION would be to SPIKE the FOOTBALL into the ground on EVERY single Saints OFFENSIVE play.

[@Jennifear]

Nothing wrong with wanting to be the guy. He kept himself in shape and did everything he could. He was definitely not going to be the guy, but you can't blame him for being driven and wanting to play for his home.

[@nolaabroad1514]

As a 1998 Saints season ticket holder...I think I would've rather had this feel good story that failed than watch Danny Woeful, Billy Joe Tolliver, and Kerry Collins. Man Ditka had no clue how to evaluate QBs.

[@Hangryoldman]

Billy Joe tolliver was all we had , everybody else on our team sucked. If our o line could have blocked a 2 year old child and Rickey wasn't such a big pu$$y. Billy always gave it all. It wasn't his fault the rest of the team had no heart and were trash.

[@mikewolverton7904]

I remember that season well as a Saints fan. Buddy D was the Sports God of Talk radio in New Orleans. Someone called in to his show and said of our quarterback situation that Billy Joe Hobert should go to the school of Hard Knocks and Billy Joe Tolliver should go jump off the Tallahachie Bridge. To this very day I still laugh about that 1 single call.

[@lsmftymf]

Remember seeing an article about Fourcade when he starred at Ole Miss in the early-1980s in The Sporting News years before the publication became unreadable. Only saw the article, didn't read it.

[@williefaulker]

Jg, you should do a video abt " the tackle " after Dwight clarks catch .most ppl don't know dallas actually came close to winning after the catch.

[@marcus813]

I can't believe I still remember Fourcade. I didn't know he attempted to return to the NFL, though. As for the comparison with Steve DeBerg, I can confirm what you said given that I watched DeBerg in his prime.

[@drpete0616]

Someone watched Uncle Rico on Napoleon Dynamite and got inspired. "Saints put me in 4th quarter, we'd take a Wild Card."

[@insertcolorfulmetaphor8520]

The Clippie comparison was funny

[@Fireyninjadog]

Heath Schuler in the bayou was hell

[@chriswoodsports]

He only lasted 1 season

[@Fireyninjadog]

@@chriswoodsportsand he threw 2 tds to 14 picks

[@jukebox1138]

Heath Shuler was the most delusional QB in Saints history. He called in sick for a game and then was up in the stands drinking beer. Delusional to think he would keep his job after that.

[@bigpapi6688]

I wasn’t paying attention for the first few moments and I thought you were talking about carson Palmer. I was pretty confused since carson finished second in the mvp votes in 2015, meaning he was both very good, and has played since 2014😂

[@67marlins]

I remember Fourcade....sorry but I don't remember him greatly impressing anyone, maybe because New Orleans never really impressed the rest of the league anyway, What I do remember, was I thought it was neat / interesting that Bobby Hebert and John Fourcade were both of possibly French/Cajun heritage, which was great for the New Orleans area. I'm just placing that educated guess based on how local media pronounced their surnames.

[@jrb9191]

He was pretty impressive for a couple years. You are confused with the word impressive

[@stevestarscream5182]

Your trashing a guy for trying to make a comeback when you yourself never had anything to comeback to

[@aicbrian]

I used to start Fourcade over Hebert in Tecmo Super Bowl from time to time when I wanted it to be more of a challenge

[@RetroJR3379]

John Fourcade... The Al Bundy of NFL

[@chiefjoes.wiggumindonutswe5662]

Perhaps fourcade too went back to being a miserable shoe salesman as well. 🤠🚬

[@RetroJR3379]

@@chiefjoes.wiggumindonutswe5662 4 TD Passed in a single game

[@chiefjoes.wiggumindonutswe5662]

@@RetroJR3379 May 'Bigguns' magazines and Bundy's 4 tds live in glorius infamy!

[@robertmurphy6891]

Bundy was a RB. Get your facts straight.

[@teen_laqueefa]

Jordan Palmer doesn't deserve the shade, he is a real person who is actually helping develop the new qbs we have come to see lately

[@WALKMAN024]

Jeff George On the 2006 raiders comes to mind.

[@ericfitzgerald9214]

Isn't this PRECISELY what colin kaepernick is attempting?

[@ltravail]

I remember watching that guy play...back in the day when Saints fans wore bags over their heads. His own teammates thought so little of him that whenever he got clocked by a pass rusher (in the day when they could bury the QB into the turf), which was often because the Saints were so bad, his teammates would walk back to the huddle and just leave him laying on the ground trying to clear the cobwebs. I actually felt sorry for the guy.

[@karlcooper7016]

I didn't think Steve DeBerg was all that either he was like Ryan Fitzpatrick he played well enough to hang around.

[@pikestance4219]

It is a stretch to say that Hebert was "struggling." Fourcade was a local sports story and he was much ado about nothing." It had huge ramifications as well. It led Jim Finks to play hardball with Hebert. He held out and with that great defense, the offense faltered with Fourcade. Hebert would return and we would win the division. Unfortunately, the whole affair would lead to Hebert walking.

[@jcorona984]

Nathan Peterman is still collecting NFL paychecks to this day. Some teams just want to waste money on horrible QBs.

[@nicksGLI]

Id hire the dude on a tryout contract just because of the gumption shown by calling me lol

[@2tourVet]

In a world of quitters and people afraid to try, this guy is not. The fool is the one who wonders if he could have, not the one who knows he couldn't.

[@jimnfl7134]

That Playoff win vs Packers was that Long ago??? Wow!

[@dionr1168]

If the pre-Brees Saints don't want you at quarterback, you KNOW you're not a good quarterback.

[@kuros2349]

Tiki Barber: Hold my beer

[@vincebratta8042]

I’d take fourcade over heath shuler any day

[@LoMobEntertainment]

Man... JOHN FOURCADE WAS A WINNER... PERIOD!!! HE WON EVERYWHERE 🏆... IN HIGH SCHOOL ... HE WAS A ARCHBISHOP SHAW LEDGEND... THE ONLY GREAT THING I KNOW THAT CAME FROM SHAW!!! LOL 😆 🤣 😂

[@wayneforet5187]

Hey want a minute I came from there.

[@blafiman]

he was good that buffalo game was great

[@saintluka311]

Fourcade is still better than Winston 😂🤣🤣

[@rewing84]

found out why the touchdown didnt count: Shawn Miller was flagged for fumbling the ball forward to Fourcade

[@karlcooper7016]

Steve Walsh was no better I remember him a little more vividly.

[@LaughingDisciple]

carson palmer is bettter.

[@johnm994]

Comparing a Heisnman winner with a good, not great career like Palmer to this guy is a little ludicrous.

[@Phateagle262]

That was Carson Palmer, not Jordan Palmer

[@andy7376]

Your next video should be about how this years Dolphins had a winning record despite starting 1-7

[@DNSKansas]

Fourcade one of the many illustrious names to quarterback the Saints. Men like Ronnie Lee South, Karl Sweetan, Jim NInowski, Edd Hargett, Larry Cipa, Bobby Scott, Bobby Douglass, Guido Merkens, Dave Wilson, Mike Buck, Doug Nussmeier, Danny Wuerffel, Billy Joe Tolliver, Billy Joe Hobert, Kerry Collins, Aaron Brooks, Todd Bouman, Luke McCown

[@diggsfather]

dont forget Heath Shuler and Billy Kilmer

[@kevinanderson967]

Or Charlton Heston

[@chiefjoes.wiggumindonutswe5662]

LOL 🤣😖🤭☝🏽Perhaps only Joe Namath comes in second place in NFL lore to Fourcade's disillusioned fantasies.

[@karlcooper7016]

I vaguely remember John Fourcade.

[@nyfinest017]

Can someone tell Tom Brady this quote and also add " GO HOME MAN. Enjoy your money, your wife and be a father."

[@chrisortiz9343]

Palmer was out of football for a year or more I believe maybe 2 and he came back for the Cardinals and he balled the F out

[@Ericsportstechpro]

Interesting shocking story!

[@GetBenched2010]

Steve DeBerg was the greatest career backup of all time.

[@OfficialJaguarGator9]

Earl Morrall

[@Phateagle262]

DeBerg was usually a starter, just a perennial Mr. Right Now.

[@jsm806]

I remember seeing him trying to promote firedogs stuff in the same time period, he was old and fat.

[@melissasrage]

What's the motivation behind this video? I see no point to it at all. Did John spend a night with your sister or mom? If so I'm sure he wasn't coming back for more.

[@wankerwacker7948]

what if they gave him a realistic chance and he came in and led the saints to the superbowl like kurt warner! i would love to have seen that no matter how unlikely lol

[@LostLakeTribune]

You you made me think Fourcade played for the Saints in 1998

[@Davepool-hs7vr]

Do a video on Mike Ditka trading all of his draft picks for Ricky Williams

[@cheese2507]

Did mora do a rant about Forcade at any point? Inquiring minds want to know…

[@oooops8883]

So if he's delusional what does that make Kaepernick?

[@gordonhill764]

I call it "The Corey Feldman Effect".

[@corycarlson8712]

How long was Kurt Warner out? He was bagging groceries before he won a couple super bowls with st. Louis.

[@johnsanford1871]

He wasn't retired. He went undrafted then was signed by green bay but got cut before the season. So he spent 3 years playing arena football (which is when he was bagging groceries) then he got signed by the rams and was their back up till he got thrust into the starting job n led his team to the superbowl.

[@CTubeMan]

He also played in NFL Europe.

[@brianevans6328]

He only won 1 Super Bowl with St. Louis. Some upstart named Brady ruined his chance at the 2nd one. Anyone know whatever happened to the Brady guy?

[@Not_Brandino]

@@brianevans6328 Doubt he lasted for long