neat writeup

[whyoh]

College Football: Each FBS College Football Team's Greatest Quarterback Ever | Bleacher Report

 

[herky]

Interesting article. Brad Banks, however, was not the greatest QB in Iowa history.

 

[HawkeyesRuleURFace]

Interesting article. Brad Banks, however, was not the greatest QB in Iowa history.

Chuck Long FTW!!!

 

[goDAWGSsicem]

Damn I hate bleacher reports slideshows. It's gonna take forever to get to Georgia.

 

[whyoh]

Damn I hate bleacher reports slideshows. It's gonna take forever to get to Georgia.

this is true


and they don't appear to be in any particular order

 

[goDAWGSsicem]

96th slide out of 122

David Greene

You know that song by DJ Khaled, "All I Do Is Win"? Yeah, that should be played for Greene every time he is seen around Athens. He won 42 games for the Bulldogs and left Athens as the winningest QB in D-I history. He also left school as the SEC leader in yards gained with over 11,000.

Greene didn't have a cannon arm, quick feet or a quick release. But he knew how manage an offense, where to go with the football and how to keep the Georgia offense on the field. That's why he won.

College Football: Each FBS College Football Team's Greatest Quarterback Ever | Bleacher Report


I would say Greene was the best, but there are some other notables...

Fran Tarkenton
Charlie Trippi
Buck Belue
Matthew Stafoord (skill wise)
Eric Zeir
Zeke Bratkowski
Ray Goff (Goof)
Mike Bobo (very accurate)

 

[herky]

Chuck Long FTW!!!

Chuck Long would definitely be up there. He had most of the major passing records. Randy Duncan from back in the day. Ricky Stanzi needs to be mentioned also for his winning %.

 

[netsteeler]

How about that tin cup

 

[BoiseStateFan27]

Red Wolf fans, bear with me now. This pick may be a bit premature, as Aplin is just a junior, but talk to me after this season and after he leaves school, and you'll likely see it my way if you don't already.

^^^^^^^^ this guy knows that Ryan Aplin will lead Arkansas State to being the best team ever.

I'm not even halfway through this dadburn slideshow yet

 

[BoiseStateFan27]

Hawaii has had some amazing passers in its time, but I think Chang takes the cake for the Warriors. At 6'2" and in the 210-pound range, Change lit up defenses, scoreboards and NCAA record books.

He tossed for over 17,000 yards in his career, along with 117 touchdowns, eclipsing many of Kingsbury's records. Chang also totaled over 16,900 yards of offense and has the FBS interception record at 80.

Colt Brennan also played well in his tenure at Hawaii.

tell me which part of this makes you laugh