...although thus quiz is much easier.
Okay.....Name the FOUR Quarterbacks in NFL history who have started TWO Super Bowls for DIFFERENT teams.
Three of them are pretty easy. The 4th, well there's a hint in the Subject Header.
Peyton Manning
Tom Brady
Kurt Warner
That's all I have
Peyton and Brady won with 2 different teams.
Warner, almost.
Just going way back, somewhere back therein my mind, and with your clue, I know who it is. I'll wait before I post it.
The 4 are:
Peyton Manning
Tom Brady
Kurt Warner
And the legendary Craig Morton who started for the Broncos and Cowboys - and the ironic part is I believe when he started for the Broncos - they faced the Cowboys!
Quote from: Rinaken on March 25, 2025, 10:52:26 AMThe 4 are:
Peyton Manning
Tom Brady
Kurt Warner
And the legendary Craig Morton who started for the Broncos and Cowboys - and the ironic part is I believe when he started for the Broncos - they faced the Cowboys!
well done! =D> =D> =D> :Chestram: :cheers:
Quote from: Rinaken on March 25, 2025, 10:52:26 AMThe 4 are:
Peyton Manning
Tom Brady
Kurt Warner
And the legendary Craig Morton who started for the Broncos and Cowboys - and the ironic part is I believe when he started for the Broncos - they faced the Cowboys!
Give that gentleman a cheroot.
Craig Morton evokes so much bile in me personally. First, the Cowboys use the #1 pic (I believe it was the 4 pic) we gave up for Morton to draft Randy White, a perennial All Pro and HOF.
Then, so we could have a vet QB for the coming season, the Gmen acquire QB Steve Ramsey and a 5th round draft pick. Ramsey never made it past preseason (bum ankles) and the pick swas used to draft Brian DeRoo from Redlands. Yes Redlands was a school and a forest. DeRoo spent 1 year with the Giants and 3 years with the Colts. SEVEN career receptions so I assume he must have been one hell of a special team player.
Again, I knew Morton was the guy. Why I did, I really don't know, but every once in a while, some of these minor trivia facts leap from the back to the front.
Glad others knew it also.