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ROSS MY SALAD posted:And a really good FB. You're just mad because Priest Holmes routinely gashed the Chargers like it was cool. He was real good in his day, the offensive line was a killer but he was a great back in his day.
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African AIDS cum posted:I know this isnt the NCAA thread but Staubach won the Heisman throwing for 1700 yards and 7 TD and 7 picks for the season. What happened there? 2nd place was Billy Lothridge with 1017 yards, 10 TD and 7 INT, third was Sherman Lewis with 577 rushing yards and 4 TD. I'm going to go with 'Times were different, man'
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Intruder posted:2nd place was Billy Lothridge with 1017 yards, 10 TD and 7 INT, third was Sherman Lewis with 577 rushing yards and 4 TD. I'm going to go with 'Times were different, man' 10 touchdowns? Sounds like Lothridge was robbed
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African AIDS cum posted:10 touchdowns? Sounds like Lothridge was robbed Staubach ran for 9 more TDs. Lothridge only ran for 3.
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Staubach also had 8.8 ypa which would even be respectable today
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blue squares posted:Is Romo better than Staubach? (I have done no research of my own) I like Romo but gently caress no
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They are from different eras and it's pointless to compare them. Staubach was better relative to his era than Romo is relative to his. Romo is clearly better because he's one of the best QBs in the game today, which has advanced far beyond the game of Staubach's era. Everything is true.
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kalensc posted:I'm driving all day Friday from Montreal to NC for the Seahawks and Saints games. You're making me doubt the likelihood of seeing smart football. It's the NFC south so this year... no.
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Chilichimp posted:Talk poo poo about Tannehill one time in the offseason... I'm kidding with you my B
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DOLFAN is my favorite TFF poster
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CharlestheHammer posted:I had forgotten all about Aliki Smith and Steve Beurline. *Fun* facts about my bro Steve Buerlein In 2000 He threw for 3,370 passing yards - the 5th most in Carolina Franchise history. Mr. Buerlein has 12,690 passing yards with Carolina which made him the 2nd most in franchise history until last week, when Cam hit Greg Olsen on a 20 yard pass to surpass him. Cam now has 12,771 franchise passing yards. Steve Buerlein is still the franchise record holder for most yards in a season when in 1999 he very quietly threw for 4,436 passing yards in one season. This currently ranks as 43rd best for a passer in terms of yards in the NFL. 33 of those QBs have accomplished their season after 1999. Meaning when this was accomplished the Carolina Panthers had the 10th best QB in terms of yardage in the history of the NFL. Steve's company in the top 10 in 1999? People you've never heard of: Dan Marino x3 Dan Fouts x2 Warren Moon x2 Neil Lomax Lynn Dickey Fake edit because this keeps on giving: In 99 Beurlein also threw for 36  touchdowns in that season. Only Jake "bojangles.gif" Delhomme (29 in 2004) can sniff that number in the franchise. Career wise, Cam (72) is still 14 behind Beurlein (86).Where does this magical forgotten 1999 season rank as far as amount of passing TDs? Currently it sits tied at 18th. At the the time it was sixth best in the history of the NFL . As of now the usual suspects have more in one season: Manning, Marino, Brady, Brees, Rodgers, Favre, Warner, Stafford, and Culpepper For all the pride in the defenses of the NFC North, 4 of those 9 names are NFC North QBS . Tied with Beurlein (and who aren't already mentioned) are just George Blanda, YA Tittle, and  .If your favorite QB hasn't been mentioned he has never had as good of a season as Steve Beurlein  .
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waah posted:*Fun* facts about my bro Steve Buerlein Wow... that's a pretty impressive breakdown and while I remember Buerline I just don't remember how much he was owning at the time.
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That Works posted:Wow... that's a pretty impressive breakdown and while I remember Buerline I just don't remember how much he was owning at the time. I have the opposite problem, I always end up thinking of Beuerlein like he was a pretty good quarterback for a long time. Then you go look him up and he was either mediocre or downright bad outside of a couple of years in Carolina where he was pretty amazing.
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waah posted:*Fun* facts about my bro Steve Buerlein I have literally never heard of this man until this very moment.
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He was absolutely a flash in the pan, but he was our flash in the pan. If only our team doctors didnt try to be mad scientists and our other reciever decide putting a hit out on his pregnant girlfriend was a good idea...
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waah posted:He was absolutely a flash in the pan, but he was our flash in the pan. If only our team doctors didnt try to be mad scientists and our other reciever decide putting a hit out on his pregnant girlfriend was a good idea... Huh, Carruth is scheduled for release in four years. For some reason I thought it was life.
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swickles posted:Huh, Carruth is scheduled for release in four years. For some reason I thought it was life. Wonder how long he stays out and alive...
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No Butt Stuff posted:Wonder how long he stays out and alive... He will be reviled and rightfully shunned upon release, but no one is gonna kill him.
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waah posted:He will be reviled and rightfully shunned upon release, but no one is gonna kill him. Too bad.
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waah posted:He will be reviled and rightfully shunned upon release, but no one is gonna kill him. He'll sign a 1 day contract so he can retire as a Panther imo
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African AIDS cum posted:He'll sign a 1 day contract so he can retire as a Panther imo Riverboat Ron will drag him kicking and screaming onto the field and make him run a jet sweep against 3 down linemen
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Beuerlein chat made me look up Tshimanga "Tim" Biakabutuka, who I thought was cool as a small child. Did you guys know he owns three Bojangles?
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I recall Steve Buerlein backing up Jay Schroeder for the Raiders back in 89-90 and subsequently let go due to salary issues, Vince Evans and drafting Marinovich 
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While we're talking about unnoticed statistical prowess in long dead QBs: One of the things I always thought was pretty impressive about McNabb but never got any real attention was the fact that he was the first QB to ever throw for more than 30 TDs and fewer than 10 INTs in one season.
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Mcnabb was amazing before he got fat
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Homestar Runner posted:hoo boy the Broncos are gonna administer some cruel and unusual punishment on the Chargers on a short week The last team to beat the Broncos in Denver? San Diego ... last year ... on a Thursday night."
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African AIDS cum posted:Mcnabb was amazing before he got fat Truly the Vincent D'ONofrio of quarterbacks
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BlindSite posted:You're just mad because Priest Holmes routinely gashed the Chargers like it was cool. He was real good in his day, the offensive line was a killer but he was a great back in his day. He also has one of the raddest names in football history..no, in history period.
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never stop posting https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AZ83nnODDjs
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FizFashizzle posted:never stop posting Too bad redzone wasn't around then. poo poo would've been beyond incredible
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FizFashizzle posted:never stop posting Mike Ditka trying to gently caress the Panthers over as hard as possible is just the greatest thing; not that I dislike the Panthers but that's some pro-level spite. GobiasIndustries fucked around with this message at 05:38 on Oct 24, 2014 |
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Boomer is such an amazing name for a Quarterback It's like his parents knew what he was going to do for a living
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waah posted:*Fun* facts about my bro Steve Buerlein I refuse to read that many words about Steve Buerlein Ostentatious posted:Boomer is such an amazing name for a Quarterback His options: - Norman - Julius - "Boomer"
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Steve Beuerlein was cut in training camp by George Seifert in favor of Jeff Lewis. Seifert's reasoning "if I have him, I'll have to use him." Jeff Lewis was quickly shown as being unable to play professional football and was released, leading to Chris Weinke starting week 1 against the vikings and stunning them in Minneapolis. The next day was 9/11. Basically what I'm saying is George Seifert caused 9/11.
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FizFashizzle posted:Steve Beuerlein was cut in training camp by George Seifert in favor of Jeff Lewis. Seifert's reasoning "if I have him, I'll have to use him." Yeah, weird that nothing else happened that season though. Nothing at all.
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