Greatest Catchers/Greatest NFL Quarterbacks

Cosell told me John Lennon died yes that was the best trio, Gruden is unlistenable

I was at that game and didn't know until driving home. They did not announce anything at the Orange Bowl.

As a Mets fan, my man behind the dish will always be "The Kid".

I'd add somewhere on that QB list Dan Fouts. If Air Coryell had spent more time on D, who knows how many SB's the Bolts could have won.

That '82 playoff game against the Dolphins is by far the best game I've ever seen.

I was there-the hook and lateral from Duriel Harris Tony Nathan was incredible. Too bad Andra Franklin fumbled away the game and Ray Finkel, I mean Uwe Von Schamann, missed those FGs.

As a Bay Area guy, I've got to put in a plug for some wonderful players. Sure, maybe they aren't as "awesome" as the names that have been rightly cited so far, but those guys who grew up watching the Raiders and the 49ers had some pretty great quarterbacks to see:

John Brodie
Daryle Lamonica (the Mad Bomber)
George Blanda (that guy had some mojo going for him)
Jim Plunkett
Kenny Stabler

Also got to put out some love for Bob Griese and Earl Morrall for those great 1971/1972 seasons (I had forgotten that Morrall was MVP in 1968). And I'll always have a soft spot for both Bobby Douglass and Steve Bartkowski.

Bill

Don't forget John Hadl. he was Dan Fouts before Fouts.