Top 10 Husky QBs since 1970

1. Hobart
   
2. Moon
   
3. Tui - would be 2 if not for his poor mechanics. #results #winner
   
4. Chandler
   
5. Brunnell
   
6. Pickett
   
7. Pelleur
   
8. D. Huard
   
9. Penix (may go higher)
   
10. Price
    

chuck said:

I think Price and Locker are fringe at worst and on the list near #10 at best. . Brock was a better passer than Damon, but Damon was a better player. Replace Brock with Pickett.

I'm not old enough to remember the 70s. Chandler over one of them?

Tui is #1 imo. He put the team on his back more than any of these guys.

Lmao I forgot Browning was on there. He frees up a spot too. Jesus.

Are you sure about that? I'm not.

Also, Chandler was 80s and, IMO, one of the best pure passers to ever play at Washington. He was injury prone in the pros or would have had a better pro career. In terms of just pure passing ability, I put him up there with the very best to play at UW. Pelluer could also sling it. Camaro was as physically gifted as any to play here save for Lockner, but lolz on any comparison. Camaro maybe not necessarily the greatest pure passer to do it at Washington but had a lot of things the others didn't have, and had bigger ballz than any of them save for Tui, whose ballz were elephant-sized. What a fucking warrior that kid was.

RaceBannon said:

Warren Moon
Steve Pelleur (people forget)
Mark Brunell
Billy Dough Hobart
Tui

Your Rose Bowl championship quarterbacks

Billy is always #1 with me

Huge Mellon

Your Orange Bowl championship quarterback who pretty much sucked yet played for years in the NFL

Chris Chandler
Tom Flick
Cody Pickett
Jake Browning

That's 10. Nobody was harder on Jake than me but 4 year starter. Two league championships and

Huge over Chandler is sacrilege. Huge was mostly a clip board holder in the NFL and benefitted greatly from living in an era when tall, white and perceived smart QBs got signed. I also honestly think he benefited as well from UW's reputation in the NFL at that time for producing pro quality QBs. You or I might have been able to hand off to Fenney and watch our? defense in the Orange Bowl. I can't quite bring myself to give HM a lot of credit for that one. A Chandler or a Pelluer could have taken a nap during that game and come out with a win.

Come on Race. We're the old guys here. We have to write history as accurately as possible for the young bucks.

chuck said:

creepycoug said:

chuck said:

I think Price and Locker are fringe at worst and on the list near #10 at best. . Brock was a better passer than Damon, but Damon was a better player. Replace Brock with Pickett.

I'm not old enough to remember the 70s. Chandler over one of them?

Tui is #1 imo. He put the team on his back more than any of these guys.

Lmao I forgot Browning was on there. He frees up a spot too. Jesus.

Are you sure about that? I'm not.

Sure about which?

Brock was a better passer? He had a stronger arm before he started throwing every ball off his back foot. He still threw a pretty ball and his placement, before he got rattled, was crazy good. Damon threw a lot of wobbly and nose diving balls the way I remember it. I also don't remember him having the pretty, high arching long ball like Brock.

However, Damon was scrappy, a better runner, and willed the offense at times. He had a gutsy game un the whammy, dodging and running from a bunch of 230lb cruise missiles. I think Damon did a lot with a lot less, and it showed later when he hung around the NFL for quite a while.

I see. Sure, probably at a passing clinic Brock probably showed better. But Damon was a much better QB.