Which Denver Bronco's QB had the Most Passing yards as a rookie?
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Mickey Slaughter 1963/ GO BRONCOS!!!!!!
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Stats don't really matter. Favre threw for the 3rd most yards last year but the Packers were 4-12. Manning threw 49 tds and...um...o ya nothing done in the post season. Those are just a few examples that prove my point.\n\nSo you have to weight Championships alot for the Best QB of all time.  If Marino won just one Superbowl, he would be.  If he had won two or more, hands down Marino is the best Qb. But it never happened so he forever will be know as the best QB not to win a Superbowl.\nIt is funny to see how different QBs are looked at and see that if the won/lost the Superbowl how they would be looked at now.  One big one is Jim Kelly.  If he and the Bills had won those 4 SBs(Superbowls) he would be easy HOF and maybe considered One of the best QBs of all-time.  At least one would have helped him.  If the Bills would have at least won the last 2 of the 4, Troy Aikman would be a nobody.  Yes, he was "good" but many people could have been in that situation.  I'm not saying I could do it, maybe, no I couldn't.  But da Bears of 85 I sure could have won with. And yes if McMahon played in the Dolphin game they still would have lost.\nOk enough babblying from me.  \n\nSo the Best QBs has to come down to,\nBig Ben-1 (My name is Ben, so I liked him.  I never thought he'd win a superbowl so soon though)\nTom Brady-3 (unfortunatly)\nJohn Elway-2 (I hate him)\nBrett Farve-1(I hate him even though he plays on the Pack)\nTroy Aikman-3 (A cheerleader could do as good as him)\nSteve Young-1 (for some reason I thought he won more)\nJoe Montana-4 (Ok, thats why)\nJim Pluckett-2 (Didn't matter what city he played in he still won)\nTerry Bradshaw-4 (and still balding)\nRoger Staubach-2 (Aikman 3, Staubach 2, Good debate for best Cowboy QB.)\nBob Greise-2 (17-0, thats all that I can say)\nJohnny Unitas-1 (47 games in row with a TD pass, crazy)\nBart Starr-2 (9-1 in the postseason and 4 championships before the Superbowl came.)\nNo Namath, I guarrantee that he isn't the best and that I can't spell.\n\nIt's your pick but my top five are:\n5. John Elway\n4. Terry Bradshaw\n3. Tom Brady\n2.  Joe Montana\nAnd the Best QB ever is...\n1. Bart Starr\n\nJust imagine if he played today. What would he do?\n\nI hope I helped you out.
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I think you may be thinking of Boomer Esiason.  He may have played with the Broncos, but I think most of his career was spent with the Cincinnati Bengals.  I believe he had a disabled son, and he definitely has the whitish blonde hair you are speaking of.
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Drew Brees without a doubt. With Marques Colston and Reggie Bush as a slot, Brees can through all day. Cincinatti's pass defense was terrible against San Diego, and Drew Brees always seems to find the 300 yard passing range with 3 TD's.
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A lifelong Bronco fan here (40+ years).  Denver is good enough to definitely have a chance at the Super Bowl but honestly it will be an uphill battle.  Next week versus the Chargers will be a good test to see exactly where they are.  I also think Plummer gets a bad rap at times.  Sure he isn't always pretty, his stats are not always the greatest, but a 39-13 record as the Bronco QB is hard to argue against.
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Vince Young. Best QB legs in the NCAA.
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Yeah, that's pretty impressive. I think it's really interesting that he threw for more yards and TDs in his freshman year than in his senior year. The best stat there is the 5 picks, that's simply amazing.
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Jake Delomme because Eli Manning has that beautiful last name. A quarterback with a laser, rocket arm.
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By your question being who is the most dedicated not who had the most success, I would first have to add as the qb most dedicated in the past and it would be Jim Plunkett of Oakland. He was like a Joey Harrington type of guy who was drafted high but never had the success he knew he could achieve. Cut by the 49ers after years of trying to make him prove himself. He then was hired by Al Davis and the Raiders, he Went on to be a SB MVP, and won 2 SB's for Oakland. He was a good example of "why you should never quit". He never gave up on his talent, and goals eventhough the NFL (not including the Raiders) did. \n\nIn todays NFL I'll have to choose as the most dedicated not most talented. I choose QB Steve McNair, he Gets injured almost in every game and still shows up when sunday comes. He doesnt let injuries catch up to him, as far as, Not quitting on his team and even though he hasn't put alot of big time numbers, he is another example of not quitting and being dedicated to the sport.
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Sportsbook.com has released their odds for Rookie of the Year. Reggie Bush (2-1) leads the list followed by Joseph Addai (5-1) of the Colts, Lendale White (5-1) of the Titans, and Santonio Holmes (5-1) of the Steelers. Here are a few of the names on the list. Niners Vernon Davis comes in at 20-1 odds.\n\n[NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year 2006 Full List]
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Depends on what you're looking for. Frank Reich and Boomer both did well in the NFL, but neither of them hold the important QB stats at University of Maryland. Thre-year starter Scott Milanovich (1992-95) holds the records for career yardage, attempts, touchdowns, season yardage and game yardage. Also doubled as punter, second all-time punt yardage in school history. Coincidently, most of the WR reception and yardage records fall during that period as well. Probably he was throwing alot because Maryland was always behind.\n\nStill, when Boomer and Frank played, the Terrapins won about 66% of their games and for Milanovich, they won about 40%. Depends on what you want, yards or wins.
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Washington Redskins.\n\nRedskins quarterback Doug Williams was named the Super Bowl MVP, completing 18 of 29 passes for a Super Bowl record 340 yards and four touchdowns, with one interception.
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Depending on how long Plummer stays in Denver, I'd be inclined to say Cutler.  Leinart has a great situation in Arizona to be a starter next year and with some great weapons in Boldin, Fitz, and Edge - my pick would be Leinart.
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Not so sure yet. They guy has won 75% of the games he has started for Denver.  Denver at 7-4 is still in the thick of a playoff run.  I don't see Shanahan basically giving up on the season yet and throwing in a completely untested rookie QB.  Plummer stays the starting QB for now.
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Brunell's run as a starting QB in the NFL has officially ended with this.  As a 3-6 team, the Redskins are all but out of the playoff hunt so why not look ahead to the future?  Benching rookie QBs into their second season is a new fad in the NFL off the success of Philip Rivers and Campbell being adjusted will help him.  Campbell's mobility, much like Romo in Dallas, will be key to future success.
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Terrell Davis of the Denver Broncos has a career total of 7,607 rushing yards. That currently ranks him #41st on the all-time rushing yardage list.
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1.Joey Harrington\n2.Payton Manning\n\n3.Antuan Randel El\n4.Jay Cutler\n5.Alex Smith