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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.Tony Eason by far. I can still see him curling up in the fetal position as the pocket collapsed.
Tony Eason is in the TOP 5, not the bottom 5, of Patriot QB's, after Brady, Grogan, Bledsoe, and Parilli. He's 1 of 3 QB's to take the Pats to a SB, with a very underdog team, and that gets you a lifetime pass for something (like this thread). He was a talented passer, but lacked a stomach for the game.
Scott Secules
Mike Taliaferro
Joe Kapp
Hugh Millen
Marc WIlson
As one who starteda lot Taliaferro HAD to be the worst...he did have horrible lines, but he started a lot and was pitiful..I was at a game at Harvard
as they played the Colts..he was decimated and down on the ground injured...and the crows cheered..THAt was totally embarrassing..and they wanted Kapp, but he wasn't ready..Kapp a flash in the pan and gone..POOR!!!
Eason was a good QB but lacked guts..and I wish he those of SteveG..he might have made it..and he's syill gutless refusing to come here for the 20 year anniversary...STILL gutless..but a bad QB?? The Patriots had so so many more...Tom Sherman---Kim Hammond---Neil Graff---Mike Kerrigan
-Mike Kerrigan
Somewhere along the line Eason lost his nerve as a QB. He was good for a while, then he got hurt, and he would just curl into a ball if anyone got near him. Plus, as someone said, he always had the warrior Steve Grogan waiting behind him to show him up.i consider personally Eason at n.5 in the best not in the worst
Can I list Tim Tebow five times?
Obviously I'm kidding. Tebow never started for the Pats (or got out of training camp for that matter)
Mike Taliaferro
John Huarte
Joe Kapp
Mark Wilson
Tom Sherman
Yeah, no. That was Steve Grogan. They were 5-1 with Grogan, 6-4 with Eason. Worst decision they ever made to go back to Eason that season. Akin to the Bills dumpling Flutie for Rob Johnson.was that before or after he quarterbacked the team to the Super Bowl?
i dunno, dont think Marc Wilson could have done that
Joe Kapp was soooo awful!Don Trull
Harvey White
He was a very high draft pick in 1960 did nothing
Joe Kapp
Tom Hodson
Tom Shermen
That Scrub QB during the strike season was Doug Flutie.Hugh Millen doesn't belong on a list of top 5 worst QBs. He was nothing great, don't get me wrong, but he brought more excitement and hope to the position than the players we had under center preceding him.
Tommy Hodson would be my vote for worst. Even the scrub QB we had during the strike season was better.
A guy that worked on my staff was a childhood friend of Scott Secules. Said that Secules was a great athlete up through high school, but, obviously, not in the NFL.having started to watch in the early 70's I didnt get to see some of the reeaally bad ones of the 60's but i'll give it a try.
in no particular order.
Marc Wilson
Matt Cavanaugh ( this pains me to say, as when he was drafted and at the end of 1980 I loved this guy. but I think I watched him pass for negative yards in a game at Cleveland in 1982)
Scott Secules ( Bill, this is why you werent allowed to buy the groceries after 1995, too many brilliant signings as this)
Rohan Davey did he EVER make a play?
Scott Zolak c'mon now, one game at Indy and one game at home against the 49ers ( I was at that game, couldnt believe my eyes) doth not a career make