Actually he did throw an int.(charles tilman made a spectacular catch and plant of his feet to do it) and Tebow also lost a fumble.But in the end he along with a lot of help from Marion Barber and Matt Prater pulled it out.He may not have the so called mechanics of the prototypical nfl qb but he has something that many others lack....Heart!
Who's the worst quarterback you've ever seen?
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Actually he did throw an int.(charles tilman made a spectacular catch and plant of his feet to do it) and Tebow also lost a fumble.But in the end he along with a lot of help from Marion Barber and Matt Prater pulled it out.He may not have the so called mechanics of the prototypical nfl qb but he has something that many others lack....Heart!
I agree. Trent Dilfer started because he was better than Tony Banks.
Rex Grossman isn't the best but, centainly far from being Aklili Smith bad
I think people are confusing "worst" and "most overrated". If it was overrated I would have to go with McNabb.
Pass a bit in college ?
He holds or did hold College records for passing at the time.
That said he wasn't very good in the NFL.
Name a Lions QB and they wern't very good in the NFL, till now.
How about teams that had several bad QB's at the same time?
I'll start with two such instances:
the late 70's Bears interchanged Mike Phipps, Bob Avellini and Vince Evans
the early-mid 80's Colts interchanged Mike Pagel, Mark Herrmann and Art Schlichter
I'll start with two such instances:
the late 70's Bears interchanged Mike Phipps, Bob Avellini and Vince Evans
the early-mid 80's Colts interchanged Mike Pagel, Mark Herrmann and Art Schlichter
Vince Evans wasn't that bad.Perennial backup more so than starter.Others on your list were very bad.
You're right he was better than the others listed, but if I recall correctly, Evans started quite a few games for the Bears during that era.
True that, but the Patriots didn't start their best QB in Super Bowl XX (not that it would have mattered versus that Bears defense).
They didnt? Dont forget Lin Dawson got hurt on the first play of the game, not like that mattered. I will say that the Rams started a backup, Vince Farragamo and had the lead on the Steelers in the 4th quarter of Super Bowl 14.
Certainly not Tim Couch. Tim was a good QB. Probably could've been more successful if he had a team or at least an offensive line around him.
i actually liked jeff blake. he could really sling it. he was kind of scrawny for a QB.
The sad thing is he was Mr Football in Indiana (Bloomington North) and a Heisman runner up. What happened?
