A man named Brady
Third String But Playing on Special Teams
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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.Has any championship caliber team been able to maintain its path to the SB when losing its starting QB? That sounds preposterous.
Oh, wait...
And not just Brady either. Bradshaw, Staubach, Earl Morrall, and quite a few others ended up winning SBs after not being the starter at the season's beginning.
Two words: Jeff Hostetler.True enough, but those were promising young QBs getting their first opportunities -- not a 7th-year player with his 3rd team who has never impressed. Stanton may yet "Trent Dilfer it" in an NFC with a lot of flawed contenders, but I don't expect him to be a big story in himself.
Uh....Morrall was with his 5th team, the Colts, in his 15th year in the league when he won the Super Bowl. Two years prior, he replaced an injured Unitas and lost the Super Bowl to the Namath Jets. He was the league MVP for his job of replacing Unitas though. Most famous play in SB3 was Morrall not seeing a wide open Jimmy Orr for a TD that would have changed the game.True enough, but those were promising young QBs getting their first opportunities -- not a 7th-year player with his 3rd team who has never impressed. Stanton may yet "Trent Dilfer it" in an NFC with a lot of flawed contenders, but I don't expect him to be a big story in himself.
I can't believe the Packers are listed at 8% while the Cardinals are at 19%.
Yes, the game will probably be in Arizona. But it's Drew Stanton vs. Aaron Rodgers.