Former Raiders quarterback Ken Stabler dies

[Billo_Really]

He had a QB rating of 103 one season, the league average was like 65. He also was the only pre 80's QB to complete 65% of his passes.

I put him in the same category as Bradshaw and Staubach.

Take away Fred Biletnikov and Cliff Branch...............how good is he then?

And Casper. Take him away too.

 

[Papageorgio]

He had a QB rating of 103 one season, the league average was like 65. He also was the only pre 80's QB to complete 65% of his passes.

I put him in the same category as Bradshaw and Staubach.

Take away Fred Biletnikov and Cliff Branch...............how good is he then?

And Casper. Take him away too.

Take away Stallworth and Swann and how good is Bradshaw.

 

[rightwinger]

Stabler was one of the best QBs of the 70s and led one of the best teams

Staubach, Tarkenton and Bradshaw were probably the best

but Stabler was better than Griese, Anderson and any of the others

I don't know, Griese was pretty fucking good!

I think Griese is overrated. Even in his "Perfect Season" Earl Morrall won almost half the games

 

[WinterBorn]

He had a QB rating of 103 one season, the league average was like 65. He also was the only pre 80's QB to complete 65% of his passes.

I put him in the same category as Bradshaw and Staubach.

Take away Fred Biletnikov and Cliff Branch...............how good is he then?

And Casper. Take him away too.

Take away Stallworth and Swann and how good is Bradshaw.

I think this is even more relevant than Stabler's receivers. Swann and Stallworth were both known for acrobatic catches. The fact that the needed to make those catches says a lot.

 

[rightwinger]

He had a QB rating of 103 one season, the league average was like 65. He also was the only pre 80's QB to complete 65% of his passes.

I put him in the same category as Bradshaw and Staubach.

Take away Fred Biletnikov and Cliff Branch...............how good is he then?

And Casper. Take him away too.

Why don't you take away Jim Otto too?

 

[Billo_Really]

Why don't you take away Jim Otto too?

Was Stabler the quarterback in the Heidi Bowl?

 

[mudwhistle]

know as the lower GI and ive had a few. the clean out is a pain in the ass but the procedure a piece a cake. done in about 15-20 mins

My first one I only had a local, ever since then, I demand a general.

A guy dies and you'all want to talk about assholes.

lol

 

[Billo_Really]

A guy dies and you'all want to talk about assholes.

lol

That's because I am one.

 

[rightwinger]

He had a QB rating of 103 one season, the league average was like 65. He also was the only pre 80's QB to complete 65% of his passes.

I put him in the same category as Bradshaw and Staubach.

Take away Fred Biletnikov and Cliff Branch...............how good is he then?

And Casper. Take him away too.

Take away Stallworth and Swann and how good is Bradshaw.

I think this is even more relevant than Stabler's receivers. Swann and Stallworth were both known for acrobatic catches. The fact that the needed to make those catches says a lot.

Stabler could also run. I remember in the Pittsburgh "Immaculate Reception" game Stabler had likie a 30 yd touchdown run in the 4th quarter

 

[Billo_Really]

Was Stabler really that good?

I seem to remember George Blanda bailing him out many games.

 

[rightwinger]

Why don't you take away Jim Otto too?

Was Stabler the quarterback in the Heidi Bowl?

I think that was Lamonica

 

[Billo_Really]

I think this is even more relevant than Stabler's receivers. Swann and Stallworth were both known for acrobatic catches. The fact that the needed to make those catches says a lot.

Rams would've won the 1980 Super Bowl, if it wasn't for those two fuckers.

 

[rightwinger]

Was Stabler really that good?

I seem to remember George Blanda bailing him out many games.

I seem to remember that was Lamonica too

 

[Billo_Really]

I think that was Lamonica

Because of that game, the networks will never pre-empt a football game before it concludes.

CBS caught hell for going to that stupid movie.

 

[Billo_Really]

I seem to remember that was Lamonica too

Do you remember Lamonica's nickname?

 

[rightwinger]

I seem to remember that was Lamonica too

Do you remember Lamonica's nickname?

The mad bomber

Very fitting

 

[namvet]

I seem to remember that was Lamonica too

Do you remember Lamonica's nickname?

mad bomber?? i always called him buckey beaver

 

[mudwhistle]

Was Stabler really that good?

I seem to remember George Blanda bailing him out many games.

I saw him play in person. He was one of those guys that had ice in his veins.

He may not have been on the most talented teams, but he always was a pain in the ass for the opposition.

He was one of those guys that would go out and get drunk the night before a Super Bowl and then put 32 points on the Vikings. Joe Montana was like that. You just couldn't screw with his mind. He was 29-1 in high school. He took over Alabama a couple of seasons after Joe Namath left and took them to an undefeated season. Ken Stabler - Wikipedia the free encyclopedia

 

[Billo_Really]

The mad bomber

Very fitting

Very good!

The very first NFL football game I ever saw, was when Ben Davidson hit Len Dawson after the whistle blew and both benches just cleared and met in the middle of the stadium. I asked my dad, "Does this happen often?" And he said, "Only when these two teams play. They really hate each other!"

 

[namvet]

The mad bomber

Very fitting

Very good!

The very first NFL football game I ever saw, was when Ben Davidson hit Len Dawson after the whistle blew and both benches just cleared and met in the middle of the stadium. I asked my dad, "Does this happen often?" And he said, "Only when these two teams play. They really hate each other!"

I was out there for the longest game. in 71 vs the fins