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Bengals First 50: Quarterbacks

Pick 4 Quarterbacks 68 members have voted

  1. 1. Pick 4 Quarterbacks

    • Anderson, Ken
      32%
    • Blake, Jeff
      10%
    • Carter, Virgil
      2%
    • Cook, Greg
      13%
    • Esiason, Boomer
      27%
    • Kitna, John
      13%
    • Stofa, John
      0%
      0

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Guess not......lol!!! Love the chat guy's. Whats next,o-line?

I'm guessing Anderson was simply before Plantmans time. Anderson was a very sound, steady eddy, leader. He was an action spoke louder than words type QB. The Bengals had a very balanced attack with Anderson at the helm ( Pete Johnson, Dan Ross/ML Harris, Collingsworth, Curtis ).

 

Boomer enjoyed the supporting cast of McGee, Eddie Brown, James Brooks. Both QBs were blessed with very good O-lines and great defenses. Just not good enough to stop a Joe Montana led 49'er offense. I respect the player but dislike that dude A LOT! :lol2:

 

I enjoyed both Super Bowl teams, who didn't. Flip a coin in my book between Boomer and Kenny. Two very different styles that netted Super Bowl Runner-Ups.

Thanks content. I figured the same thing,but if your going to simply say"no way" to a guy who is,in my opinion,a hall of famer,at least give me a reason. Oh well,on to the wide outs!!!

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