Who I want and don't want in the HoF

[Ring 6]

Correct (I grew up near Cincy).

Greg Cook was a cannon-armed Bengals QB who was seemingly headed for greatness before a career-ending shoulder injury. Carter was the backup who then took over. Weak arm- needed a new offense.

Then Ken Anderson came along and had the precise pinpoint accuracy (the first 70% passer) that Walsh's WCO really called for, with enough arm strength to still threaten the edges. It was Montana's similarity in skill set to Kenny Anderson's that led Walsh to use it and to evolve the system in SF.

When Kenny Anderson came into the NFL from
Augustana, I was a young kid and didn't know what augustana was. My father told me he had been there once and it was smaller than the gas station. I was like 5 and I took it literally. Still the first thing that comes to mind when I hear andersons name.

 

[RecoveringCowboy]

I'd vote Kenny Anderson as the most underrated QB of the 70's.

 

[Ring 6]

I'd vote Kenny Anderson as the most underrated QB of the 70's.

And one of the best.