Penn does have a great QB tradition.That's pretty awesome.
Different criteria but similar vibe are the QBs from Western Pennsylvania. http://www.maxpreps.com/news/bWBu1OyGOkWc_2TfERc7RA/top-10-legendary-pennsylvania-quarterbacks.htm
i was going to post this, but wasn't sure Tony G technically fit.Not quite as good but California has Brady, OJ and Tony Gonzalez (not a WR but probably the best TE ever).
Thinking peak, probably sub out Martin for Dorsett, though probably still wouldn't make it good enough.Penn does have a great QB tradition.
their best triplets would probably be Montana, Curtis Martin, and Marvin Harrison. Impressive, but I would probably put them behind both MS and LA so far.
I assume this is by birthplace. Tark was born in VA according to the internet.GEORGIA.
QB - Fran Tarkenton (held all the records when he left)
RB - Jim Brown (held all the records when he left)
WR - Calvin Johnson
Its why I hid it. It showed him "from Georgia."I assume this is by birthplace. Tark was born in VA according to the internet.
He did play his high school and college ball in GA.I assume this is by birthplace. Tark was born in VA according to the internet.
Yeah, he is on SI's list of top 50 greatest sports figures from GA. Not sure when he moved. That would be a pretty solid group for GA.He did play his high school and college ball in GA.
Deshaun Watson.Yeah, he is on SI's list of top 50 greatest sports figures from GA. Not sure when he moved. That would be a pretty solid group for GA.
Seems like Cam is maybe the best actually born there.
Solid depth at each posisition but this is a contest of top dogs only.TakiToki said:Texas
QB Sammy Baugh / Bobby Layne / Drew Brees / Y.A. Tittle
RB Eric Dickerson / Adrian Peterson / Earl Campbell / LaDainian Tomlinson
WR Lance Alworth / Don Maynard / Raymond Berry / Tim Brown
Definitely Dorsett and I'd go Biletnikoff instead of Harrison. Having Marino, Martin and Harrison as backups ain't bad.Long Ball Larry said:Thinking peak, probably sub out Martin for Dorsett, though probably still wouldn't make it good enough.Brisco54 said:Penn does have a great QB tradition.
their best triplets would probably be Montana, Curtis Martin, and Marvin Harrison. Impressive, but I would probably put them behind both MS and LA so far.
If we give Tark to Georgia, it will have 2 of 3 record holders at retirement. Very strong!Long Ball Larry said:I assume this is by birthplace. Tark was born in VA according to the internet.
Start a Take the Pitt Triplet challenge thread!Definitely Dorsett and I'd go Biletnikoff instead of Harrison. Having Marino, Martin and Harrison as backups ain't bad.
Of course, the related challenge is matching Pitt's Marino, Dorsett, Martin and Fitzgerald.
A backfield of Cam and Jim Brown would have been a hell of a force and then to have a deep threat like Calvin to stretch defenses, that is a heck of a trio. Easily the most physically imposing that could possibly be assembled.Long Ball Larry said:Yeah, he is on SI's list of top 50 greatest sports figures from GA. Not sure when he moved. That would be a pretty solid group for GA.
Seems like Cam is maybe the best actually born there.
Yes, you wouldn't want to violate the criteria that @Brisco54 made up 5 minutes agoi was going to post this, but wasn't sure Tony G technically fit.
this isn't 'nam, zftcg, there are rules.Yes, you wouldn't want to violate the criteria that @Brisco54 made up 5 minutes ago![]()
Great thread. No dog in this fight (I'm from NJ), but I agree that no one is topping Mississippi.
Love it. Mark is my 2nd cousin so I'm all over this list.Stompin' Tom Connors said:Because I've so often seen you Yanks call Canada the 51st State, with an eye towards shining a deserved light on the extraordinary players The Great White North has contributed to the NFL gridiron, here are Canada's contributions:
QB: Mark Rypien (honorable nod to Jesse Palmer)
RB: Michael "Pinball" Clemons (honorable nod to James Norman "Dirty Thirty" Young)
WR: Nate Burleson (honorable nod to Auston Collie)
Now THAT'S a veritable Murderer's Row of elite hall of fame caliber gridironers, amirite?
North Dakota is:Love it. Mark is my 2nd cousin so I'm all over this list.
I really thought we might have produced some better talent then that list. Wonder where Canada would rank on the list of states in this game... probably around 45th
I feel like you should be granted a hardship exemption that allows you to claim Wentz, since he moved there from NC when he was three.North Dakota is:
QB: Brooks Bollinger
RB: Jake Leicht (who?)
WR: Dave Logan
So, Canada isn't last.