Ken Stabler was a former American Football quaterback for the Oakland Raiders followed by the Houston Oilers and then the New Orleans Saints. He was the fastest to win 100 games as a starting back.
Quarterback Ken Stabler had 2,270 completions for 27,938 yards in his NFL career.
During his 10 seasons (1970-1979) with the Raiders, Stabler started 96 games and won 69 of them.
Yes, Ken Stabler set various records during his NFL career, including leading the league in touchdown passes in 1974. He was also known for his clutch performances and guiding the Oakland Raiders to a Super Bowl victory in 1977.
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Ken Stabler
Ken Stabler was born on December 25, 1945 in Foley, AL.
The term "Stabler number" typically refers to the jersey number worn by Ken Stabler, a legendary quarterback who played for the University of Alabama from 1963 to 1966. During his time at Alabama, Stabler wore the number 12. He went on to have a successful professional career in the NFL, primarily with the Oakland Raiders, and is remembered as one of the great quarterbacks in football history.
Ken Stabler had one brother and two sisters. His siblings were named Tommy Stabler, along with two sisters, Linda and Pat. This family background contributed to his upbringing in a close-knit environment.
Ken Stabler Ken Stabler "Snake" was at the forefront of the Oakland Raiders glory years under Coach John Madden.
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Season: 4,689 by Rich Gannon in 2002.Career: 19,078 by Ken Stabler between 1970-1979.