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David had all the talent in the world. If he came out today with all the instructioneers, videos, Qb coaches... and especially sports psychologist. Theres no way David isnt a high first round player today. You have to remember back in 1980, there was none of this and David was drafted with the CB position in mind, because of his great feet, speed and athleticism. He was never fully turned into an NFL QB, coming from a school that still played power running with 2 big backs, a Hb and the qb optioning. How strong was hus arm??? I recall some assclown trying to get Jimmy Cefalo to name drop Dan Marino in the middle 80's. The question posed to cefalo was.... What QB that you've played with had the strongest arm. Without thought, he said David Woodley, then explained how he hated to warm David up before a game because, of how much it hurt catching his fastball. An Alpha introvert is not the best combo to have as no one seems to get you and you seem not to get them at times. Anyone seeing him in HS today would have had him at a pshycolgists office. LSU would have then had a sports pshc and there would not have been a 2 qb system in front of him in college. Anyone who saw the 79 tangerine bowl saw how good this kid, the kid could be and that the other qb, the home town boy that he shared time with bit ass. Intraverts value their alone time to recharge, btw. L They can be very forceful leaders, better team mates, and people with the right touch. Also Davids rookie year of 1980, he was on the all -rookie first team. Rest in peace David as you couldnt in mortal form, wherever your spirt may be

When he was healthy he was a solid efficient QB

Loved watching Eric and Billy Sims back in the day. Both of them could put a hurting on any team in football. They nearly beat the Montana 49ers but for a missed field goal at the end of the game.

0:51. What a catch. Fouts put a ton of mustard on that one too. Jefferson 1 handing it...spectacular

To this day Belichick I believe says Bert Jones had the greatest arm talent he's ever seen

Never had the strongest arm(about average) but was a true gritty gunslinger who took chances down the field and made a lot of big plays out of broken plays

Woodley had the talent and very good mobility too...just too INT prone.

And Roger Carr could fly.

Ultra-talented, rocket arm, fluid, athletic, with a fast, smooth, and mechanically brilliant arm release of the football. Mel Kiper raves about him.

Two Best QB's The Atlanta Falcons Ever Had Are Steve Bartkowski & Brett Favre! My All Time Favorite QB's Where Steve Bartkowski, Joe Montana,Brett Favre & Aron Rogers!

Eric Hipple and Gary Danielson were Detroit's version of 'WoodStrock'

That Toothy character from LSU. Reason my Husband became a Colts fan,and still is.

Playing on grass and dirt. No crying. Just Playing. Less leg injuries

Horrible team. Coach was worse.

Forrest Gregg screwed him over tho!

The Andrew Luck of his time !

He should've played his entire career in Seattle since the Seahawks didn't draft Brett Favre

Wesley Walker

I don't know why people say he was the one of the worst trades of all time use a decent guy on the field come on now people

Drew and coach Parcells brought the Patriots back in a way I haven't seen before. I think without those two, all the success the Patriots have had over the last 30 doesn't exist.

1986 mets and giants won what a year for ny

This is 100% why we are going back to white facemasks...the kardiac kids. My davorite quarterback ever.

Best fakcin ever

Dave Krieg came to play every game. He was a very good quarterback

My favorite Seahawks QB

No "Instant Replay Game" highlight? I was always a Packers fan, but really started to follow closely during that Infante/Majkowski/Sharpe/ era.

of all the QB's dave krieg was one

My boyhood hero. R.I.P.

Absolute travesty he's not enshrined in Canton. Hopefully, he and his family will experience it while he's still on earth.

Krieg should have played his entire career in Seattle

Still my #1 favorite Browns QB. I was always hoping he'd pop into the Browns bar in San Diego when I lived there since he lives in North county.

Oh those day's.

When Blake signed with New Orleans, he was doing well then got injured, then his backup Aaron Brooks happen to play VERY well and didnt get starting job back when coming back from injury

Im 48 years old and this man is the reason I'm a Packer fan.

Lefty!

Those were the good old days to be sure. It was great watching Krieg hit Largent. Krieg was a good QB and we were lucky to have him. And to make the story really weird Krieg came for some "who the heck is that" college named Milton. I mean who is that place that you never heard of and then he is our QB and a damn good one at that.. Funny how that worked out..

Always had terrible protection as tough as they come and without a doubt underrated

I think he was a walk on which become a very well rounded QB. Small hands was a issue. Watch him beat Houston and Warren Moon from the lower level 2 near the 40 yard line.

Loved that team! What could have been without red right 88.

90% of the catches are Sterling Sharpe, imagine that. HoF when, NFL?

Vinny Testaverde brought me here not the raven or any other team. He was one of the greats and when he was playing back up to Tom Brady he went into a game for two plays while they fixed Bradys chin strap. The first play Vinny was put on his ass the 2nd was a 60 yard TD PASS.

Majik laid the foundation/righted the ship, and ushered in one of the most glorious eras of Packer football, that has been going for almost two consecutive generations now... He will always be a cherished member of the Packer greats.

Mi ídolo cuando me gustaba ver partidos del fútbol americano

Magical Year. 1980. Sipe. Go Browns!

I was only 10 years old in 1989. But it's pretty cool knowing that my grandparents and my mom would have been at many of these games or at the very least watching this on TV and cheering. They were all big Packer fans. My grandpa passed away in 03 my grandma passed away in 2018 and my mom passed away in 2021.

If he hadn't gotten hurt, his career quite easily could have been better than #4's. Perhaps 3 SBs 😊 I think that he finally is healthy and doing well; after many surgeries. Class act.

Him and Sharpe got their time cut short

That Krieg to Largent combo was pretty lethal in the 80's. My two favorite Seahawks. Love to Zorn also.

Have any Eli Manning video s

Love the 86 giants team cool video