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Best Pro QBs produced by each FBS school

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  • The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by The Gipper
    #4

    Here are the best QBs produced by each school in the ACC:

    Florida St.: Brad Johnson 74, Christian Ponder 20, Steve Tensi 20

    Clemson: Steve Fuller 29, Charlie Whitehurst 3, Charlie Saratt -0-

    Louisville: Johnny Unitas 114, Chris Redman 9, Jeff Brohm 2

    Boston College: Matt Hasselback 85, Matt Ryan 76, Doug Flutie 51 (NFL only)

    North Carolina St.: Phillip Rivers 107, Roman Gabriel 98, Erik Kramer 41

    Syracuse: Donovan McNabb 107, Jim Del Gaizo 3, Todd Philcox 3

    Wake Forest: Norm Snead 87, Karl Sweetan 9, Ron Smith 4

    Georgia Tech: Rick Strom 1, Andy Hall/Joe Hamilton/Jim Bob Taylor all -0-

    Duke: Sonny Jurgenson: 101, Dave Brown, 27, Al Woodall 13

    North Carolina: TJ Yates: 3, Scott Stankavage -0- (only 2 that registered)

    Miami: Jim Kelly 103, Vinny Testaverde 97, Bernie Kosar 67

    Virginia: Matt Schaub 68, Aaron Brooks 65, Don Majkowski 39

    Pitt: Dan Marino 145, Matt Cavanaugh 15, Alex Van Pelt 7

    Virginia Tech: Michael Vick 91, Don Strock 18, Jim Druckenmiller 1

    Bold-HOF

  • The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by The Gipper
    #5

    Best Pro QBs produced by the current teams of The Big 12:

    TCU: Andy Dalton 36, Kent Nix 10, Hunter Enis 4.....note Sammy Baugh played before stat developed

    Baylor: Cotton Davidson 41, Robert Griffin III 28, Don Trull 16

    Kansas St.: Steve Grogan 90, Lynn Dickey 65, Josh Freeman 38

    Oklahoma: Troy Aikman 89, Sam Bradford 26, Landry Jones and others -0- (Aikman played mostly with UCLA)

    Texas: Vince Young 33, Bobby Layne 20 (played mostly pre-stat) Colt McCoy 11

    West Virginia: Marc Bulger 57, Jeff Hostetler 56, Geno Smith 7

    Oklahoma St. Brandon Weeden 11, Rusty Hilger 5 (only 2 to register)

    Texas Tech: Billy Joe Tolliver 26, Several others with -0-

    Kansas: John Hadl 104, Bobby Douglas 37, Frank Seurer 1

    Iowa St.: Seneca Wallace 14, David Archer 14, Sage Rosenfels 13

  • The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by The Gipper
    #6

    Best QBs produced by the current members of the American Athletic Conference:

    Memphis Steve Matthews 1 (only player registered)

    Central Florida Daunte Culpepper 86, Blake Bortles (incomplete data) only 2 registered

    Cincinnati: Jacky Lee 17, Greg Cook 10, Tom O'Malley -0-

    Houston: Kevin Kolb 13, David Klingler 10, Andre Ware 5

    East Carolina: Jeff Blake 68, David Garrard 61, several registerd -0-

    Temple: Henry Burris 1, Steve Joachim -0-, Tim Riordan -0-

    South Florida: BJ Daniels -0- only player registered

    Tulane: Bubby Brister 41, JP Losman 19, Shaun King 19

    Tulsa: Gus Frerotte 56, Jerry Rhome 6 only one registered

    Connecticut: Dan Orlovsky 6, Bob Leahy -0-, TJ Rubley -0-

    SMU: Don Meredith 71, Mike Livingstone 43, Josh McCown 24

  • MLD WoodyM MLD Woody wrote on last edited by
    #7

    Harbaugh is really our second best QB in the NFL? huh. I didn't know that

  • MLD WoodyM MLD Woody wrote on last edited by
    #8

    How is the rating calculated? I'm surprised at the gap between Brady and Manning being that big.

  • MLD WoodyM MLD Woody wrote on last edited by
    #9

    What about independents?

  • How is the rating calculated? I'm surprised at the gap between Brady and Manning being that big.

    Z Zombo wrote on last edited by
    #10

    @mld-woody said:

    How is the rating calculated? I'm surprised at the gap between Brady and Manning being that big.

    Statistically, Manning is far and away the best regular season QB ever.

    Zombo

  • How is the rating calculated? I'm surprised at the gap between Brady and Manning being that big.

    The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by
    #11

    @mld-woody said:

    How is the rating calculated? I'm surprised at the gap between Brady and Manning being that big.

    Go to PFR and look up their methodology of doing this. It seems a highly complex mathematical thing. You are probably better equipped to comprehend it than I am.

  • Opal312O Opal312 wrote on last edited by
    #12

    Stanford so far has the most if you include Luck. Elway has two Super Bowl rings, as does Plunkett. Luck will get his share too. Browns might take a look at Stanford's current quarterback.

  • @mld-woody said:

    How is the rating calculated? I'm surprised at the gap between Brady and Manning being that big.

    Go to PFR and look up their methodology of doing this. It seems a highly complex mathematical thing. You are probably better equipped to comprehend it than I am.

    MLD WoodyM MLD Woody wrote on last edited by
    #13

    @the-gipper said:

    Go to PFR and look up their methodology of doing this. It seems a highly complex mathematical thing. You are probably better equipped to comprehend it than I am.

    Awe.... Shucks...

  • @the-gipper said:

    Go to PFR and look up their methodology of doing this. It seems a highly complex mathematical thing. You are probably better equipped to comprehend it than I am.

    Awe.... Shucks...

    The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by
    #14

    @mld-woody said:

    Awe.... Shucks...

    You should be far more adept at math than I am certainly.