Originally posted by topscribe
I'm not a big fan of DeBerg's but check out this eulogy to his career:
" DeBerg's statistics stack up among the all-time greats:
• More passing yards (34,241) than Young (33,124), Troy Aikman (32,942) and Ken Anderson (32,838), the player whose game film Walsh used as a teaching guide for his famed West Coast offense.
• More touchdown passes (196) than Ken Stabler (194), Joe Namath (173) and Aikman (165).
• More completions (2,874) than Johnny Unitas (2,830), Young (2,667) and Phil Simms (2,576).
• Higher completion percentage (57.2) than Elway (56.9), Bob Griese (56.2) and Terry Bradshaw (51.9)."
• More passing yards (34,241) than Young (33,124), Troy Aikman (32,942) and Ken Anderson (32,838), the player whose game film Walsh used as a teaching guide for his famed West Coast offense.
• More touchdown passes (196) than Ken Stabler (194), Joe Namath (173) and Aikman (165).
• More completions (2,874) than Johnny Unitas (2,830), Young (2,667) and Phil Simms (2,576).
• Higher completion percentage (57.2) than Elway (56.9), Bob Griese (56.2) and Terry Bradshaw (51.9)."
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