05-06-2020, 08:09 PM
(05-06-2020, 06:12 PM)Wes Mantooth Wrote: Here is a list of QB's taken #1 overall since the year 2000, and their respective backups, and/or veteran counterparts. (Note: Not all started. See Carson Palmer or Baker Mayfield who came in behind Tyrod Taylor for examples.)
This, I think, serves as a decent discussion piece, as you have a great deal of history to sort through. Obviously I could've delved into even deeper, and included other high picks but that would have taken forever.
Anyways, for your viewing pleasure...
Rookie --------------------- Veteran -------------- - Experience ------------ Games Played
Kyler Murray (2019) ------ Brett Hundley ------- 2 Years Experience, 15 Games Played
Baker Mayfield (2018) ---- Tyrod Taylor -------- 7 Years Experience, 58 Games Played
Jarred Goff (2016) ---------- Case Keenum ----- 4 Years Experience, 16 Games Played
Jameis Winston (2015) ----- Mike Glennon ----- 2 Years Experience, 19 Games Played
Andrew Luck (2012) ------- Drew Stanton ----- 4 Years Experience, 21 Games Played
Cam Newton (2011) -------- Derek Anderson --- 7 Years Experience, 51 Games Played
Sam Bradford (2010) ------- AJ Feeley ----------- 9 Years Experience, 25 Games Played
Matt Stafford (2009) -------- Dante Culpepper – 10 Years Experience, 97 Games Played
Jamarcus Russell (2007)----- Josh McCown ------ 5 Years Experience, 35 Games Played
Alex Smith (2005) ------------ Tim Rattay --------- 5 Years Experience, 28 Games Played
Eli Manning (2004) ----------- Kurt Warner ------- 6 Years Experience, 53 Games Played
Carson Palmer (2003) -------- Jon Kitna ----------- 6 Years Experience, 69 Games Played
David Carr (2002) ------------ Chris Weinke -------1 Years Experience, 15 Games Played (Note: Weinke was 29 years old)
Michael Vick (2001) ---------- Chris Chandler ---- 12 Years Experience, 130 Games Played
Is the argument here that the QBs with more experienced back-ups fare better?
