yankeesince59
"Oh Captain, my Captain".
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...I think I read that they have had 18 different starting QBs in the last 10 years.
_______________________You mean Kenny Stabler or Jim Plunkett weren't available?
...I think I read that they have had 18 different starting QBs in the last 10 years.
off the top of my head
jason campbell
carson palmer
terrell pryor
mcgloin?
gradkowski
kerry collins
jamarcus russell
dante culpepper
im out
His older brother too a small town High School (Tehachapi) to a State Championship. Big Brother also played for a short time at College of the Canyons, also nearby.....
Derek was rated as a prodigy to be, above and beyond his Big Bro....I do hope Carr has the success he had at Fresno St. A true Bulldog.....
Derek's big brother David shot this video....
Derek's Big Brother- David Carr, was the 1st ever QB with the new Houston Texan's (02) NFL Team. David, Got beat up badly due to a horrid offensive line, and overall horrid team, in their beginning years.....Matt Schaub replaced Carr in Houston......
BTW-(Bridesagain)- who could ever forget Daryl Lamonica, great Super Bowl II QB...
how about Tom Flores, when he was the Raiders QB, then with the Independent American Football League....!
...I've been a Raiders fan since about 1963...(in fact, when I first started posting on the espn boards in '98 or '99 i I posted initially on the Raiders board first...and my SN was "raidersince63")(yeah, I know, I'm a real imaginative fucker, ain't I?)
...anywho, I started being a Raiders fan because I thought their uniforms and helmet was cool looking...that was when Al Davis was their coach and if I'm not mistaken, he coached them to their first winning season. In his early days, Al Davis was a football genius and quickly built somewhat of a dynasty. And for a long time they were dubbed "the most successful franchise in sports history" (they has the highest winning %)...once Al added players like Lamonica, Biletnikoff, Wells, Dixon, Smith, Davidson, Tatum, Atkinson Brown, Upshaw, Shell, etc., they really took off.
...it was a fun time to be a Raider fan back then...not so much nowadays. I still watch their games, but it's usually pretty ugly.
I too was fascinated by the Raider's Logo, colors, and Genius Al Davis. He had some incredibly talented Teams.....tho' I must confess I rooted for the Packers in the first two Super Bowls. Yet never gave up on those head hunters, til well after they left L.A. to go back home to Oakland. Raider's games in Los Angeles, were like going to a gang turf war. It didn't help with the Coliseum literally surrounded by ghetto/barrio gang banging homey's. Raider's colors were more apropos in the ghettos of L.A.
20 for 32 151 yds 2 TDs 0 Ints 94.7 QBR
...very respectable vs a good defense.
...as great as Ray Guy was, this "guy" is probably even better;
...career average of 47.6 per punt (highest of all time)
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Okay, then lets put him in the HOF.
How about Jerrel Wilson? Herman Weaver?
How about Jerrel Wilson? Herman Weaver?
__________________________Weaver; 40.4 Y/P
Wilson ; 43.0 Y/P
Lechler; 47.6 Y/P
...lol.
...Lechler is near the top almost every year punts inside the 20 yard line...and is also always near the top in net punting yards.
...they're losing to the Pats but between watching the Yanx and the Raiders game, I really think that barring injury, Carr will be the Raiders QB for many years...the kid has smarts, poise, and talent...nice to see that is Silver and Black once again.
