In the 2004 NFL Draft, besides Eli Manning, who was the first overall pick, three other quarterbacks were selected in the first round: Philip Rivers, taken fourth overall by the New York Giants (then traded to the San Diego Chargers), and Ben Roethlisberger, who was picked 11th by the Pittsburgh Steelers. Additionally, later rounds saw other quarterbacks like Matt Schaub and Jake Delhomme being drafted. This draft class is often regarded as one of the strongest for quarterbacks in NFL history.
Brett Favre started all 16 games for the Green Bay Packers in 2004. Other quarterbacks on the 2004 roster were Doug Pederson, Craig Nall and J.T. O'Sullivan.
In the 2010 NFL Draft, several quarterbacks were selected, with the notable ones being Sam Bradford, who was the first overall pick by the St. Louis Rams. Other quarterbacks drafted that year included Colt McCoy (3rd round, Cleveland Browns), Jimmy Clausen (2nd round, Carolina Panthers), and Tim Tebow (1st round, Denver Broncos). Overall, the draft featured a mix of talent, but Bradford was the standout selection.
As of 2010, Brady has been to four Super Bowls, winning three. Note, quarterbacks aren't selected for the Super Bowl. They go as part of the team that wins the conference championship.
Auburn's Pat Sullivan was the only quarterback selected by Atlanta in the 1972 draft. He was chosen in the second round as the 40th overall pick.
The Patriots had four quarterbacks on the 2000 preseason roster. the quarterbacks were:Drew BledsoeMichael BishopTom BradyJohn FrieszFriesz was on the Injured reserve list and was not on the active roster during the pre-season.
As of October 2023, notable quarterbacks who have worn the number 19 include Joe Flacco, who had a successful career mainly with the Baltimore Ravens, and Mark Brunell, known for his time with the Jacksonville Jaguars. Additionally, other quarterbacks like Tua Tagovailoa and Drew Lock have also donned the number during their careers. The number is less common among starting quarterbacks compared to other numbers, such as 12 or 7.
yes, there is no rule against an NFL team having 2 quarterbacks on the field at the same time the only restriction regarding quarterbacks is that the 3rd quarterback cannot play in the game at all unless both of the other 2 quarterbacks are injured and unable to play further in the game
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Andre Sommersell, selected by the Raiders.
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