We've Had Quite a Collection of QBs Since Danny Boy

[Stoobz]

Sorry I couldn't get the column headers to align but I'm sure you're smart enough to nuke it out.

Player	From	To	G	Record	Comp	Att	Yds	TD	Int

Kyle Mackey	1987	1987	3	1–2	57	109	604	3	5
Scott Stankavage	1987	1987	3	—	4	7	8	0	1
Ron Jaworski	1988	1988	16	—	9	14	123	1	0
Scott Secules	1989	1991	45	—	33	70	393	2	5
Scott Mitchell	1991	1993	31	3–4	135	241	1805	12	9
Steve DeBerg	1993	1993	5	2–2	113	188	1521	6	7
Doug Pederson	1993	1993	7	—	4	8	41	0	0
Bernie Kosar	1994	1996	14	0–2	105	152	987	5	6
Dan McGwire	1995	1995	1	—	0	1	0	0	0
Craig Erickson	1996	1997	9	1–2	68	127	945	4	3
Damon Huard	1998	2000	34	5–1	170	288	1691	9	8
Scott Zolak	1999	1999	1	—	0	4	0	0	0
Jay Fiedler	2000	2004	62	36–23	936	1603	11040	66	63
Ray Lucas	2001	2002	17	2–4	94	163	1090	4	6
Sage Rosenfels	2002	2005	13	0–2	54	109	776	6	6
Brian Griese	2003	2003	5	3–2	74	130	813	5	6
A.J. Feeley	2004	2004	11	3–5	191	356	1893	11	15
Gus Frerotte	2005	2005	16	9–6	257	494	2996	18	13
Daunte Culpepper	2006	2006	4	1–3	81	134	929	2	3
Cleo Lemon	2006	2007	13	1–7	211	377	2185	8	7
Joey Harrington	2006	2006	11	5–6	223	388	2236	12	15
John Beck	2007	2007	5	0–4	60	107	559	1	3
Trent Green	2007	2007	5	0–5	85	141	987	5	7
Chad Pennington	2008	2010	20	12–8	373	552	4085	20	9
Chad Henne	2008	2011	36	13–18	646	1065	7114	31	37
Tyler Thigpen	2009	2010	6	0–1	37	70	518	3	4
Pat White	2009	2009	13	—	0	5	0	0	0
Matt Moore	2011	2017	27	8–9	359	591	4298	29	19
J.P. Losman	2011	2011	2	—	6	10	60	0	0
Ryan Tannehill	2012	2018	88	42–46	1829	2911	20434	123	75
Jay Cutler	2017	2017	14	6–8	266	429	2666	19	14
David Fales	2017	2017	2	—	29	43	265	1	1
Brock Osweiler	2018	2018	7	2–3	113	178	1247	6	4
Josh Rosen	2019	2019	6	0–3	58	109	567	1	5
Ryan Fitzpatrick	2019	2020	24	9–11	494	769	5620	33	21
Tua Tagovailoa	2020	2020	10	6–3	186	290	1814	11	5

 

[Ozfin]

Summed up by a lot of loses.

 

[Tiger]

Pennington was the best out of the bunch, sorry Tannehill guys, but Pennington accomplished more in two years here than RT did in 7. Matt Moore was cool too.

 

[rickd13]

Pennington was the best out of the bunch, sorry Tannehill guys, but Pennington accomplished more in two years here than RT did in 7. Matt Moore was cool too.

I disagree. Tannehill was the best QB since Marino retired. And just like now with Tua, Tannehill was surrounded by chaos, incompetence, and a lack of talent.

 

[Tiger]

I disagree. Tannehill was the best QB since Marino retired. And just like now with Tua, Tannehill was surrounded by chaos, incompetence, and a lack of talent.

Chad Pennington finished second in MVP voting in 2008 and won the AFC east with Ted Ginn, Greg Camirillo and Davone Bess. Once again he did more in 2 years than RT ever did for the fins.

 

[Delvin]

...and some folks want more of this.

 

[Jamesw]

Aren’t we really under appreciating the Legendary…John Beck? Come on!

 

[Tiger]

Pat White gave his life for the team he deserve to be remembered for his sacrifice.

 

[rickd13]

Chad Pennington finished second in MVP voting in 2008 and won the AFC east with Ted Ginn, Greg Camirillo and Davone Bess. Once again he did more in 2 years than RT ever did for the fins.

That team caught lightning in a bottle with the wildcat. Plus Brady missed the entire season that year.

 

[Tiger]

That team caught lightning in a bottle with the wildcat. Plus Brady missed the entire season that year.

Neither of those are reason why he won comeback player of the year and was runner up for the mvp they just happened to also happen.

 

[artdnj]

Pennington was the best out of the bunch, sorry Tannehill guys, but Pennington accomplished more in two years here than RT did in 7. Matt Moore was cool too.

If he had any kind of arm he would have. Even special

 

[DolfanISS]

Finheaven is something. Excuses for why the QB’s that are here are no good and excuses why QB’s we’ve had in the past were good or are good for other teams. It’s bizarre. From 2001-2019 the Patriots lost the AFC East twice, any guesses to who the QB was of the team that won it?

Another fun fact for another shitty QB per Finheaven. Before 2019 who was the last QB to beat the Tom Brady led Patriots for each AFC East team. Hint: it was the same guy.

 

['Deep]

An embarrassing group of QBs to be honest. This franchise deserved better.

 

[royalshank]

I really don’t recall JP Losman here. Wow.

 

[BennySwella]

Let us all be real. It just wasn't the QB. When we had Jason Taylor and Zach Thomas it was.

But ever since Jimmy Johnson left, we haven't had a proven coach. I don't think things will change until we have 1 again.

I just had an idea that hadn't popped into my head since years ago. Jim Harbaugh. You know Ross loves him. And he did go to the Superbowl as a coach.

I would prefer a proven Superbowl winner. Prognosticating someone who may be available is hard but if we could get Mike Tomlin or Bill Cowher somehow that would be ideal.

Doug Pederson would be my next option.

If we had to get a coordinator,(which I absolutely don't want to do) I would go after Bienemy. Andy Reid is going to set him up for success and will help him even after he leaves KC, they have a great relationship, unlike Belichik and the rest of all the coordinators that left his side.