Who were the starting QB's for the AFC West teams during the replacement games during the 1987 season?
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Well Joe Montana was the QB for San Francisco.\n\nA 24-day players' strike reduced the 16-game season to 15. The games that were scheduled for the third week of the season were cancelled, but the games for weeks 4-6 were played with replacement players.\n\nDenver - Karcher\nSeattle - Mathison\nKansas City - Stevens\nLos Angeles - Evans\nSan Diego - Slick Rick Neuheisal
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Charles Haley.\n\nHe played with the Niners for two of them, and with the Dallas Cowboys for 3 of them.
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I started with Damon Huard because he had some great numbers this week against the Seahawks.  The Chiefs are playing against the Rams.
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Super Bowl I  QB  Bart Starr  Green Bay  \nSuper Bowl II  QB  Bart Starr  Green Bay  \nSuper Bowl III  QB  Joe Namath  N.Y. Jets  \nSuper Bowl IV  QB  Len Dawson  Kansas City  \nSuper Bowl V  LB  Chuck Howley  Dallas  \nSuper Bowl VI  QB  Roger Staubach  Dallas  \nSuper Bowl VII  S  Jake Scott  Miami  \nSuper Bowl VIII  RB  Larry Csonka  Miami  \nSuper Bowl IX  RB  Franco Harris  Pittsburgh  \nSuper Bowl X  WR  Lynn Swann  Pittsburgh  \nSuper Bowl XI  WR  Fred Biletnikoff  Oakland  \nSuper Bowl XII  DT Randy White  Dallas\n                DE Harvey Martin  Dallas\nSuper Bowl XIII  QB  Terry Bradshaw  Pittsburgh  \nSuper Bowl XIV  QB  Terry Bradshaw  Pittsburgh  \nSuper Bowl XV  QB  Jim Plunkett  Oakland  \nSuper Bowl XVI  QB  Joe Montana  San Francisco  \nSuper Bowl XVII  RB  John Riggins  Washington  \nSuper Bowl XVIII  RB  Marcus Allen  L.A. Raiders  \nSuper Bowl XIX  QB  Joe Montana  San Francisco  \nSuper Bowl XX  DE  Richard Dent  Chicago  \nSuper Bowl XXI  QB  Phil Simms  NY Giants  \nSuper Bowl XXII  QB  Doug Williams  Washington  \nSuper Bowl XXIII  WR  Jerry Rice  San Francisco  \nSuper Bowl XXIV  QB  Joe Montana  San Francisco  \nSuper Bowl XXV  RB  Ottis Anderson  NY Giants  \nSuper Bowl XXVI  QB  Mark Rypien  Washington  \nSuper Bowl XXVII  QB  Troy Aikman  Dallas  \nSuper Bowl XXVIII  RB  Emmitt Smith  Dallas  \nSuper Bowl XXIX  QB  Steve Young  San Francisco  \nSuper Bowl XXX  CB  Larry Brown  Dallas  \nSuper Bowl XXXI  KR  Desmond Howard  Green Bay  \nSuper Bowl XXXII  RB  Terrell Davis  Denver  \nSuper Bowl XXXIII  QB  John Elway  Denver  \nSuper Bowl XXXIV  QB  Kurt Warner  St. Louis  \nSuper Bowl XXXV  LB  Ray Lewis  Baltimore  \nSuper Bowl XXXVI  QB  Tom Brady  New England  \nSuper Bowl XXXVII  S  Dexter Jackson  Tampa Bay  \nSuper Bowl XXXVIII  QB  Tom Brady  New England Patriots  \nSuper Bowl XXXIX  WR  Deion Branch  New England Patriots
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doug williams wasnt the regular season starting quarterback, so the answer is none
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Yes!!!!!Larry Johnson averaging over a hundred yards per game,passes to Tony Gonzalez, catching by Eddie Kennison[except against Broncos on thanksgiving}, and Trent Green[aka Super Bowl Quarterback]Defense just got spiked up!!!
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Jerry West... only one to play for the losing team.
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Brady Quinn will be the first one.  There has been so much hype around him.\nb
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michael vick\nantwaan randle el
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Ummmm JERRY RICE....Brett Favre.....and Walter Payton
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Bush - Texans (maybe Jets?)\nLeinart - Raiders\nYoung - Titans\nVick - Ravens\nImo - Dolphins
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Well, the starter was Bob Griese (father of the Bucs QB Brian Griese).  But he got injured mid-way through the season, and career back-up Earl Morrall quarterbacked many/most of the wins.  (I'd have to look-up the actual number of games, but I thought you'd want a quick answer.)  Jim Del Gaizo was on the roster, but only took a few snaps during "garbage time."  Morrall was "da man!"
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Brett farve isnt retired. Elway is the best because he retired  on top.
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Brett has been tearing it up in domes over the last 10 games or so.  I can't remember the stat, but it was about 300 yards a game with 16 or 18 tds.  Thats who I would start
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1986 Chicago (oops - Bears) / Jim McMahon \n1990 San Francisco 49ers
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Chuck Howley, Dallas\nSuper Bowl V
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NOW: Randy Moss, Peyton Manning, Adam Vinatieri\n\nAll Time: Emmitt Smith, Tony Dorsett, Deion Sanders