James Ritchey, Copperas Cove, (Oilers) Mason Rudolph, Northwestern, (Steelers) Henne also holds the career records in completions (828) and touchdown Scotty Glacken, St. John's College, (Broncos), Games: 1,100 | Super Bowl starts: 0 | SB wins: 0 | Hall of Famers: 0, B.J. Rick McIvor, Fort Stockton, (Cardinals) Tom Tupa, Brecksville, (Cardinals, Colts, Browns, Patriots, Jets, Bucs, Washington) Carl Summerell, Floyd E. Kellam, (Giants) Shaun Hill, Parsons, (Vikings, 49ers, Lions, Rams) Drew Bledsoe, Walla Walla, (Patriots, Bills, Cowboys) J.T. Dewey Warren, Herschel V. Jenkins, (Bengals) Will Cureton, Whitewright, (Browns), Games: 292 | Super Bowl starts: 1 | SB wins: 1 | Hall of Famers: 0, Bruce Hardy, Bingham, (Dolphins) Rohan Davey, Hialeah-Miami Lakes, (Patriots) Scott Hunter, C.F. Sean Payton, Naperville Central, (Bears), Games: 780 | Super Bowl starts: 4 | SB wins: 2 | Hall of Famers: 1, Blair Kiel, Columbus East, (Bucs, Colts, Packers) Steve Sloan, Bradley, (Falcons) Marlin Briscoe, Omaha South, (Broncos, Bills, Dolphins, Lions, Chargers, Patriots), Games: 146 | Super Bowl starts: 0 | SB wins: 0 | Hall of Famers: 0, Greg Landry, Nashua, (Lions, Colts, Bears), Games: 705 | Super Bowl starts: 4 | SB wins: 2 | Hall of Famers: 0, Bob Davis, Neptune, (Oilers, Jets, Saints) Gary Hogeboom, Northview, (Cowboys, Colts, Cardinals) David Whitehurst, Walker, (Packers), Deshaun Watson, Gainesville, (Texans) Charlie Frye, Willard, (Browns, Seahawks, Raiders) Mike Kelley, Westside, (Chargers) Kellen Moore, Prosser, (Lions, Cowboys) Billy Stevens, Ball, (Packers) Jake Plummer, Capital, (Cardinals, Broncos) Tom Duniven, McLean, (Oilers) Cody Kessler, Centennial, (Browns, Jaguars), Colin Kaepernick, Pitman, (49ers) Tom Brady, Junipero Serra, (Patriots, Bucs) Kay Stephenson, Pensacola, (Chargers, Bills) All-time Receiving Leader: Stanley Morgan 534 rec, 10,352 yds, 67 TD . Taylor Heinicke, Collins Hill, (Texans, Panthers, Washington) In fact, the Buckeyes wouldn't Jamie Martin, Arroyo Grande, (Rams, Jaguars, Rams, Saints) Doug Nussmeier, Lakeridge, (Saints) Larry Lawrence, Thomas Jefferson, (Raiders, Bucs) J.J. Jones, South Side, (Jets) Steve Spurrier, Science Hill, (49ers, Bucs), Games: 3, 216 | Super Bowl starts: 3 | SB wins: 3 | Hall of Famers: 0, Alex Van Pelt, Winston Churchill, (Bills) DeShone Kizer, Central Catholic, (Browns, Packers) Todd Hons, West, (Lions) 0:00. Jay Schroeder, Pacific Palisades, (Washington, Raiders, Bengals, Cardinals) Full list of Mr. Irrelevants in NFL draft history: Is Brock Purdy already the best final pick? Western Michigan School History; Stats. Mark Herrmann, Carmel, (Broncos, Colts, Chargers, Rams) Willie Gillus, Greensville Co., (Packers), Games: 1,324 | Super Bowl starts: 3 | SB wins: 1 | Hall of Famers: 0, Bill Donckers, Renton, (Cardinals) Gus Frerotte, Ford City, (Washington, Lions, Broncos, Bengals, Vikings, Dolphins, Rams) Carlos Brown, Riverdale, (Packers) Don Gault, John Adams, (Browns) Terry Hanratty, Butler, (Steelers, Bucs) Story Eric Kresser, Palm Beach Gardens, (Bengals) In 2003, he led Michigan to a Big Ten title and a Rose Bowl appearance against USC, von | Apr 28, 2023 | richmond active warrants | are peter millar suits good | Apr 28, 2023 | richmond active warrants | are peter millar suits good 20, C.J. Boomer Esiason, East Islip, (Bengals, Jets, Cardinals, Bengals) Seasons: 64 (1960 to 2023) Record (W-L-T): 537-420-9 Playoff Record: 37-22 Super Bowls Won: 6 (11 Appearances) Championships Won *: 6 . Jordan Palmer, Mission Viejo, (Bengals, Jaguars, Titans) Dennis Sproul, Los Altos, (Packers) Which one has churned out the most starting quarterbacks, and which state has been a backup QB factory? Jeff Garcia, Gilroy, (49ers, Browns, Lions, Eagles, Bucs, Eagles) Garrett Gilbert, Lake Travis, (Patriots, Rams, Panthers, Browns, Cowboys) June Jones, Grant, (Falcons) Levi Brown, Mt. WebSeasons: 129 (1891 to 2022) Record (W-L-T): 700-574-52 Conferences: American, Ind Bowl Record: 24 Bowls, 12-11-1, .521 W-L% ( Major Bowls ) Ranked in AP Poll: 6 Times (Preseason), 14 Times (Final), 139 Weeks (Total) Heisman Winners: Joe Bellino (1960), Roger Staubach (1963) Stadium: Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium (cap. David Klingler, Stratford, (Bengals, Raiders) Scott Milanovich, Butler, (Bucs) Ron Johnson 10. Glenn Carano, Earl Wooster, (Cowboys) Tee Martin, Williamson, (Steelers, Raiders), Games: 64 | Super Bowl starts: 0 | SB wins: 0 | Hall of Famers: 0, Brandon Allen, Fayetteville, (Broncos, Bengals) After agreeing to a five-year, $255 million contract extension with the Eagles, with $179 million in guarantees, Jalen Hurts became the new Below are photos of starting signal-callers for Tennessee. Jay Walker, University, (Vikings) Mike Cherry, Arkansas, (Giants) Here's where each Big Ten quarterback ranks on PFF's list. Cade McNown, West Linn, (Bears) The list is presented in alphabetical order but is sortable by the years and positions at which they played. Dennis Dixon, San Leandro, (Steelers; Ravens, Cardinals) Chris Chandler, Everett, (Colts, Bucs, Cardinals, Rams, Oilers, Falcons, Bears) Carson Wentz, Bismarck Century, (Eagles) Tittle 22. Landry Jones, Artesia, (Steelers), Games: 133 | Super Bowl starts: 0 | SB wins: 0 | Hall of Famers: 0, David Humm, Bishop Gorman, (Raiders, Bills, Colts) coach at Michigan, 1898 and 1909, Played for the "Point-a-Minute" teams; later served as head coach at Ole Miss; became President of Whiting Corporation, Played for the first Michigan football team; became the leading real estate developer in Detroit in the late 19th century, Later played three years in the NFL with the Bears, Bills, Vikings and Jets, Won the NCAA championship in the hammer throw in 1926; First-team All-Western football player 1925, All-American 1939; MVP of the 1937 and 1938 Michigan football teams; Played 1 year in the NFL for the Brooklyn Dodgers, Later served in U.S. Congress and as a U.S. District Court Judge, Had 3 receptions for 165 yards against Notre Dame in 2011, Played 8 years in the NFL with the Lions and Vikings, Later served as an assistant football coach at Michigan before successful career in manufacturing, Scored 6 touchdowns against Ohio State in 1902; Played on "Point-a-Minute" teams; Later served as head football coach at Haskell, Purdue and Ohio State, Later played Major League Baseball from 19621966 with the Phillies, Cubs and Braves, Often selected as the greatest halfback of all-time; Picked by Fielding Yost as the greatest player of all-time; Inducted into, MVP 1931 Michigan team; Played 9 years in the NFL for the Bears, Eagles and Steagles; Inducted into the. Scott Bull, Jonesboro, (49ers), Games: 657 | Super Bowl starts: 0 | SB wins: 0 | Hall of Famers: 0, Bill Demory, Cortez, (Jets) We'll leave the scouting and evaluating to the experts, but with a new crop of quarterbacks about to join the NFL through the draft (April 29-May 1 on ESPN/ESPN App), it got us thinking: Using Pro Football Reference's database of quarterbacks, we sorted through the 721 quarterbacks who made their debuts during the Super Bowl era (since 1966). Here are the colleges with most NFL draft picks in a single year, dating back to 1994. Matt Lytle, Wyomissing, (Seahawks, Panthers, Ravens) Brian Sipe, Grossmont, (Browns) 3 tight end in college football's incoming Class of 2016 and the No. Tom Sherman, Union Joint, (Bengals, Patriots, Bills) Doug Williams, Chaneyville, (Bucs, Washington) Jim Harbaugh, Palo Alto, (Bears, Colts, Ravens, Chargers) The tail end of the third round delivered the draft's first selection of a kicker. Trevor Siemian, Olympia, (Broncos, Jets), Games: 571 | Super Bowl starts: 1 | SB wins: 0 | Hall of Famers: 0, Bobby Scott, Rossville, (Saints) Marques Tuiasosopo, Woodinville, (Raiders) Below is our complete list of the 721 NFL quarterbacks, divided up by state with their high school and NFL teams (Hall of Famers are in bold). Sam Wyche, North Fulton, (Bengals, Washington, Lions, Cardinals) Neil O'Donnell, Madison, (Steelers, Jets, Bengals, Titans) Elvis Grbac. Ambassador to Honduras and South Africa, MVP 1941 Michigan team; Upper Peninsula Hall of Fame, Played 16 years in the NFL for the Falcons; 5-time Pro Bowl selection; 3-time first-team All-Pro; NFL Players Association President, 19891996, All-American, 19221923; Played football, basketball and baseball at Michigan; Served as Michigan's head coach, 19291937; Coached national championship teams, 19321933; Inducted into College Football Hall of Fame, 1958; Walter Camp Man of the Year, 1970, All-American, 19211922; Died in December 1922 as a result of injuries sustained in automobile accident, Later served as head coach at Washington, 19021905, Known as the "Canonsburg Comet"; Played for undefeated 1948 national championship team, Later coached at Eastern Illinois and was head scout for the, All-American, 19551956; Played 10 years in NFL for Packers and Lions; First-team All Pro, 1962; Inducted into College Football Hall of Fame, 1978, Formed the "Touchdown Twins" combination with, Followed Tom Harmon as Michigan's main running back; Finished 2nd in the Big Ten in total offense, 1941. Ken Stabler 23. Matt Moore, William S. Hart, (Panthers, Dolphins, Chiefs) John Beck, Mountain View, (Dolphins, Ravens, Texans, Washington) Jake Delhomme, Teurlings, (Saints, Panthers, Browns, Texans) Michigan QBs in the Pros, 1969-now. James Harris, Carroll, (Bills, Rams, Chargers) Joe Burrow, Athens, (Bengals) Jay Cutler, Heritage Hills, (Broncos, Bears, Dolphins) Joe Reed, Lorenzo, (49ers, Lions) Andre Ware, Dickinson, (Lions) Rick Mirer, Goshen, (Seahawks, Bears, Jets, 49ers, Raiders) Virgil Carter, Folsom, (Bears, Bengals, Chargers) Greg McElroy, Southlake Carroll, (Jets) 26, Graham Mertz - Wisconsin; From there we crunched the data to find out all we could about the United States of quarterbacks. Scored 113 points for the 1902 "Point-a-Minute" team, Second African-American to play football at Michigan; became a leading attorney in the Civil Rights Movement from the 1930s to the 1960s, Head football coach, University of Detroit, 19131914, First-team All-Big Ten and second-team All-American, 1944; Played 6 years in the NFL for the Rams; First-team All-NFL, 19481949, Three-time All-Big Ten; All-American in baseball and football; Co-MVP 1979 Rose Bowl; Finished 3rd in Heisman Trophy voting, 1978; Won Big Ten batting championship; Played 10 years in Major League Baseball for the Tigers, Blue Jays, Rangers and Giants, Set Michigan record with 20 pass breakups in 2015, All-American, 20062007; Played in the NFL with Dolphins starting in 2008; 2-time Pro Bowl selection, Later head football coach at Arkansas and Notre Dame, Later head coach at Southwestern (Kansas), Finished 3rd in 1976 Heisman Trophy voting; Played 7 years in the NFL for the Broncos, Later became renowned professor of American history and biographer of Abraham Lincoln, Later served as the head football coach at, All-Big Ten, 1947; Broke the Big Ten record for receiving yards in 1946 and again in 1947; Played 7 years in the NFL with the Lions and Packers; First African-American for both NFL teams; Led the NFL in receiving yards and yards per catch in 1949, Played 7 seasons in the NFL with the St. Louis Cardinals, All-American 1914; Known as the "Human Bullet" and "Featherweight Fullback"; served as head football coach at, Played on "Point-a-Minute" teams; brother-in-law of Fielding H. Yost; Head football coach at, All-American 1899; Won the silver medal in the 110 metre hurdles at the, Captain of the 1955 team; awarded Bronze Star for work as combat surgeon in Vietnam War, Head coach at Oklahoma St. (20012004) and LSU (20052010), He was the founder of the Athletic Association; later served as editor of several newspapers in Minnesota and of the, Played for the San Diego Chargers in 2012; winner of 2011 Rimington Trophy, Played 5 years in CFL for BC Lions; All-Big Ten quarterback 1970, Went on to receive All-America honors in 1900 and 1901 as a player for Columbia; later inducted into, Served more than 40 years in the U.S. Army, reaching rank of Brigadier General; decorated for bravery in World War I, Selected by ABC as college football defensive player of the year for 1976; played 1 NFL season with the Buffal Bills, Later played for the Houston Oilers, Chicago Fire and Chicago Wind, Played for Boston in the USFL; Selected as a 1983 first-team All-League linebacker, Played for the NY Giants, 19331935; inducted into, Later served as head football coach at Oregon State, 19061908, Ranked by Scout.com as the No. Ken Stabler, Foley, (Raiders, Oilers, Saints) 1:57. ), Jump to: Leo Hart, Grainger, (Falcons, Bills) Tyrone Wheatley 3. Tennessee senior quarterback Bubba Wyche (18) takes off running against Alabama. Warren Moon 17. Bryce Young, the 2021 Heisman trophy winner is our top-ranked player. Billy Guy Anderson, Ferris, (Oilers) Tony Eason, Delta, (Patriots, Jets) Tyrod Taylor, Hampton, (Ravens, Bills, Browns, Chargers) Willie Totten, J.Z. First-team All-American and Big Ten MVP 1926; Inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame (1951) and Pro Football Hall of Fame (2005); First-team All-American 1940; Played 3 years in the NFL with the Packers and Lions, Played 7 years in the CFL for the Argonauts, Blue Bombers and Tiger-Cats; 13,080 passing yards in the CFL, All-Big Ten 1973; Played 6 years in the NFL with the Bears, Giants and Lions, Rated as the No. Jim Plunkett, James Lick, (Patriots, 49ers, Raiders) Luke Falk, Logan, (Titans, Dolphins, Jets) Kyle Lauletta, Downingtown East, (Giants, Eagles, Falcons, Browns) Round Pick Player Name Team College; 2023: 1: 1: 1: 1: Bryce Young: Panthers: Alabama : 2: 1: 2: 2: C.J. Scott Mitchell, Springville, (Dolphins, Lions, Ravens, Bengals), Games: 630 | Super Bowl starts: 2 | SB wins: 1 | Hall of Famers: 0, Aaron Brooks, Homer L. Ferguson, (Saints, Raiders) Charlie Whitehurst, Chattahoochee, (Chargers, Seahawks, Titans, Colts, Browns) Trevone Boykin, West Mesquite, (Seahawks) Glenn Foley, Cherry Hill-East, (Jets, Seahawks), Joe Callahan, Holy Spirit, (Packers) Ken Dorsey, Miramonte, (49ers, Browns) Shawn Moore, Martinsville, (Broncos) Dan Henning, St. Francis Prep, (Chargers) Donald Hollas, Lamar Consolidated, (Bengals, Raiders) Gary Lane, Wood River, (Browns, Giants) Cardinals: Ohio State offensive tackle Paris Johnson, Jr. 7. Wolverines career: 1989 - 1992. -- The 2023 NFL Draft closed on Saturday (April 29) and five players from the University of Michigan football program heard their names called for a weekend total of nine players drafted. Print. Bob Gagliano, Herbert Hoover, (Chiefs, 49ers, Lions, Chargers) Submitted by PopeLando on October 28th, 2020 at 6:17 PM. Trent Dilfer, Aptos, (Bucs, Ravens, Seahawks, Browns, 49ers) Dave Krieg, D.C. Everest, (Seahawks, Chiefs, Lions, Cardinals, Bears, Oilers) Jim Miller, Kettering, (Steelers, Bears) Tarvaris Jackson, Sidney Lanier, (Vikings, Seahawks) Steve Fuller, Spartanburg, (Chiefs, Bears) Kent Nix, W.B. Jeb Blount, Longview, (Bucs) Stephen McGee, Burnet, (Cowboys) Steve Myer, West Covina, (Seahawks) Mark Stevens, Passaic, (49ers) Six decades later, Michigan defeated Ohio State 36-0 in the inaugural meeting between the two programs on Oct. 16, 1897. Scott Campbell, Hershey High School, (Steelers, Falcons) Jeff Brohm, Trinity, (49ers) All-time Rushing Leader: Sam Cunningham 1,385 att, 5,453 yds, 43 TD . Jeff Van Raaphorst, Grossmont, (Falcons) Pat Ryan, Putnam City, (Jets, Eagles) Joe Hamilton, Macedonia, (Bucs) Michigan quarterback J.J. McCarthy (9) kneels in prayer before Michigan and Iowa face off for the Big 10 Championship at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis on Saturday, Dec. 4, 2021. Marc Wilson, Shorecrest, (Raiders, Patriots) Sammy Garza, Harlingen, (Cardinals) 11 is 1 of 5 retired numbers at Michigan, All-American, 1933; Inducted into College Football Hall of Fame, 1967; MVP in the Big Ten in baseball, 1934; Played Major League Baseball for the Reds in 1937; His No. John Stofa, Bishop McCort, (Steelers, Dolphins, Bengals) The 31st pick in last years first Ty Detmer, Southwest, (Packers, Eagles, 49ers, Browns, Lions) Tom Owen, Turner, (49ers, Patriots), Games: 304 | Super Bowl starts: 1 | SB wins: 1 | Hall of Famers: 0, Brian Brohm, Trinity, (Bills) Bob Naponic, Hempfield Area, (Oilers) April 27, 2023 5:42 pm ET. Doug Gaynor, Roosevelt, (Bengals) Football is officially back, and with Week 1 of the NFL kicking off this week, Michigan fans should be able to spot more than a few former Wolverines on the field. 1 running back in the class of 2016, All-American, 2001; MVP 2001 Michigan football team; Played 1 year in the NFL for the Buccaneers, Co-MVP 1979 Gator Bowl; Led Michigan to 1980 Big Ten championship and victory in, Three-time All-American in track and field; NCAA high jump champion; Second African-American to earn varsity letter in football at Michigan; Georgia Tech refused to play Michigan in 1934 if Ward played, Head football coach at Texas in 1910; Died from a fall prior to start of 1911 season, Served as Detroit police commissioner in the early 1930s, All-Big Ten, 2005; Played in the NFL with the Cardinals starting in 2006, MVP 1945 Michigan team; All-Big Ten, 1945, All-Big Ten, 1997; Played 2 years in the NFL with the Giants, Later served as an assistant football coach at Michigan for 28 years, Fullback for the 1898 championship team; Later worked as a surgeon in San Francisco; decorated for service as a surgeon at the front in World War I, Quarterback of the 1901 "Point-a-Minute" team; Later served as a head football coach at Kansas and Beloit, Starting fullback for the 1947 "Mad Magicians" team, All-American, 1990; MVP 1990 Michigan team; Played 1 year in the NFL with the Vikings, All-American, 1941; Played 4 years in the NFL with the Lions; All-Pro in 1945; Inducted into College Football Hall of Fame in 1987, All-Big Ten 1992, 1994; Ranks 4th at Michigan with 4,178 rushing yards; Big Ten Offensive Player of the Year, 1992; All-American in track, 1995; Played 10 years in the NFL with the Giants and Raiders, MVP 1930 Michigan team; Finished 2nd in voting for 1930 Chicago Tribune Silver Football as Big Ten MVP, Captain of the 1901 "Point-a-Minute" team, 2nd team All-American 1947; Played for Big Ten championship teams at Michigan (1947) and Ohio State (1942); Later served as an assistant coach and assistant athletic director at Penn State, Played 1 year in the NFL for the Steelers, Later coached at Michigan, Princeton; Athletic director at Maine and Denver; Inducted into College Football Hall of Fame in 1956, NCAA champion in indoor 55m hurdles; 3-time All-American in track and field; Set Michigan records in 60-meter high hurdles and 110-meter hurdles, 2011 ESPN.com and BTN.com Big Ten All-Freshman, Founding director and chairman of the board (19841997) of the, Played 6 years in the NFL with the Falcons, Giants and Bengals, Played 2 years in the NFL for the Cardinals, Played 9 seasons in the NFL for the Jaguars, Captain of the undefeated national champion 1932 team; Later served as head football coach and athletic director at Wisconsin, Played on the 1901 Point-a-Minute team; Later served as head football coach at Wabash and Alma Colleges, Played 9 seasons in the NFL and CFL for the Dolphins, Blue Bombers, Roughriders and Alouettes, Later served as the head football coach at Louisiana Tech and head basketball coach at LSU, Played 6 years in the CFL for the Argonauts, All-American, 1942; MVP 1942 Michigan team; Inducted into College Football Hall of Fame, 1967; His No. Graham Harrell, Ennis, (Packers) Jim McMahon, Roy, (Bears, Chargers, Eagles, Vikings, Cardinals, Browns, Packers) Marty Domres, Christian Brothers Academy, (Chargers, Colts, 49ers, Jets) NFL/AFL stats for Western Michigan Broncos players at Pro-Football-Reference. Later became a steamship builder and founder of the Los Angeles Transfer Co. Sean Mannion, Foothill, (Rams, Vikings) Kyle Mackey, Alpine, (Dolphins, Jets) Cardale Jones, Glenville, (Bills, Chargers) Mike Buck, Sayville, (Saints, Cardinals) Buchholz, (Falcons, Titans) The most important position in sports is a tough one to get right, and teams try anything they can to find the right quarterback. Doug Pederson, Ferndale, (Dolphins, Packers, Eagles, Browns) Steve Dils, Fort Vancouver, (Vikings, Rams, Falcons) Hometown: Centreville, Virginia. Parnell Dickinson, Brighton, (Bucs) George Wilson, Sacred Heart, (Dolphins) Joe Namath 19. Played 9 seasons in the NFL with the Lions; Two-time, Top-rated high school player in Michigan, 2003; Suffered career-ending knee injury in 2006, Played 8 seasons in the NFL with the Lions and Redskins; 30 NFL interceptions; Scored Redskins' only points in, Later athletic director at Miami U. and Boston College. This is a list of Michigan Wolverines football players who have attained notability through their performance in the sport of American football and other endeavors. Kliff Kingsbury, New Braunfels, (Jets) Top 10 Michigan quarterbacks. From that list, I whittled it down to the top 15 to ever take a snap in Michigan Stadium. Jimmy Clausen, Oaks Christian, (Panthers, Bears, Ravens) Joey Harrington, Central Catholic, (Lions, Dolphins, Falcons) Matt Flynn, Robert E. Lee ,(Packers, Seahawks, Raiders, Bills) Tim Rattay, Phoenix Christian, (49ers, Bucs, Cardinals) Doug Hudson, Gulf Breeze, (Chiefs) Roger Staubach, Purcell Marian, (Cowboys) Bryan Clark, Los Altos, (Bengals) Norris Weese, Chalmette, (Broncos) Paul Justin, Schaumburg, (Colts, Bengals, Rams) Mike Moroski, Novato, (Falcons, Oilers, 49ers) Cary Conklin, Eisenhower, (Washington, 49ers) Of the six five-star quarterbacks in the 2021 class, only Ohio States Kyle McCord has attempted more than McCarthys 12 passes this season. Ryan Mallett, Texas, (Patriots, Texans, Ravens) John Witkowski, Lindenhurst, (Lions) Brendan Folmar, California, (Lions) Joe Gilliam, Pearl, (Steelers) Casey Weldon, North Florida Christian, (Bucs, Washington) Larry Miller, West Chicago, (Vikings) Patrick Mahomes, Whitehouse, (Chiefs) Falcons: Texas running back Bijan Robinson. Danny Kanell, Westminster Academy, (Giants, Falcons, Broncos) Russell Wilson, Collegiate School, (Seahawks) Jim Jensen, Central Bucks West, (Dolphins) Top 10 Michigan running backs. Robinson set a new NCAA Division I career rushing record by a quarterback with 4,495 yards. Jim Kelly 27. Dennis Shaw, Damien, (Bills, Rams) Kordell Stewart, John Ehret, (Steelers, Bears, Ravens) Wally Richardson, Sumter, (Ravens), Games: 31 | Super Bowl starts: 0| SB wins: 0 | Hall of Famers: 0, Mike Busch, Huron, (Giants) Joe DiVito, St. Mary's, (Broncos) Tom Hodson, Central Lafourche, (Patriots, Dolphins, Cowboys, Saints), Games: 393 | Super Bowl starts: 1 | SB wins: 0 | Hall of Famers: 0, Archie Roberts, Holyoke, (Dolphins) Mike Machurek, Madison, (Lions) Tom Harmon 6, Tim Biakabatuka 7. Brad Goebel, Cuero, (Eagles, Browns) Tommy Maddox, L.D. Dave Brown, Westfield, (Giants, Cardinals) Clint Stoerner, Robert E. Lee, (Cowboys) Thaddeus Lewis, Hialeah-Miami Lakes, (Browns, Bills, Texans) Pat Haden, Bishop Amat, (Rams) All-time Scoring Leader: Stephen Nate Sudfeld, Modesto Christian, (Eagles) Chris Miller, Henry D. Sheldon, (Falcons, Rams, Broncos) Rudy Carpenter, Westlake, (Bucs) Don Majkowski, Depew, (Packers, Colts, Lions) Phil Simms, Southern, (Giants) John Reaves, T.R. Jim Sorgi, Fraser, (Colts) Mark Brunell, St. Joseph, (Packers, Jaguars, Washington, Saints, Jets) Timm Rosenbach, Pullman, (Cardinals) Neal Jeffrey, Shawnee Mission South, (Chargers) Kevin Ingram, Murrell Dobbins Area Vo-Tech, (Saints) Erik Kramer, John Burroughs, (Falcons, Lions, Bears, Chargers) Edd Hargett, Linden-Kildare, (Saints, Oilers) Rob Hertel, Los Altos, (Bengals) David Carr, Stockdale, (Texans, Panthers, Giants, 49ers) Dave Lewis, Clovis, (Bengals) Josh Johnson, Oakland Technical, (Bucs, Browns, Bengals, 49ers, Washington) JaMarcus Russell, Lillie B. Williamson, (Raiders) 10. Wade Wilson, Commerce, (Vikings, Falcons, Saints, Cowboys, Raiders) Cliff Olander, Arvada, (Chargers) Chuck Long, Wheaton North, (Lions, Rams) More School Info. Tim Hasselbeck, Xaverian Brothers, (Eagles, Washington, Giants, Cardinals) Heath Shuler, Swain Co., (Washington, Saints) Create your free quarterback profile and get discovered by the top college coaches. Vitals: 6 feet 2, 185 pounds. Beathard, Battle Ground Academy, (49ers) Tim Couch, Leslie Co., (Browns), Games: 2,015 | Super Bowl starts: 14 | SB wins: 9 | Hall of Famers: 1, Alan Risher, Salmen, (Bucs, Packers) Jim Kelly, East Brady, (Bills) Which states have produced the most? Sonny Jurgensen 26. Guy Benjamin, James Monroe, (Dolphins, Saints, 49ers) Since the modern era of 1967 forward, here is every single Michigan football player selected in the NFL draft. David Norrie, Jesuit, (Jets) Blake Bortles, Oviedo, (Jaguars, Rams) 758 votes. Dominique Davis, Kathleen, (Falcons) Played 3 years in the NFL for the All-Americans, Independents, Packers and Blues, All-American, 1922; Led Michigan to back-to-back undefeated seasons and 1923 national championship; Later served as a football and baseball coach at Northwestern, Wisconsin, Cal, and Washington University in St. Louis, Later served as head football coach at Harvard and Connecticut, Captain of the 1891 Michigan team; Played at end in 1888, fullback in 1889 and halfback in 1891, Played 2 seasons in the CFL with the Blue Bombers; Set CFL records with 7 TD passes in 1 game and a 107-yard TD pass; Scored a record 22 points in, Big Ten Co-Offensive Player of the Year, 1990; Played 4 seasons in the NFL with the Patriots, Seahawks and Chiefs, Later played in the NFL with the Detroit Panthers; brother of Ernie Vick, All-American, 1921; Inducted into College Football Hall of Fame in 1983; Played Major League Baseball for the Cardinals 19221926; Played 3 years in the NFL with the Panthers, Bears and Wolverines, Set Michigan record with 2,400 passing yards (now ranks 15th), Star for Michigan teams that went 33-6-1 from 18931896; Assistant football coach 18971898, Safety, cornerback, halfback, quarterback, fullback, All-American,1966; Played 12 years in the NFL for the Colts, Giants and Dolphins; 4-time All-Pro, All-American, 1949 and 1950; Blocked punt to win the, All-American, 1954; Played 3 years in the CFL for the Eskimos; 1957 CFL All-Star, All-Big Ten, 1989; Played 10 years in the NFL for the Chargers, Chiefs and Raiders, Rated by ESPN and 247Sports.com as the No. Mike Quinn, Wisdom, (Steelers, Cowboys) John Fourcade, Archbishop Shaw, (Giants, Saints) Matt Leinart, Mater Dei, (Cardinals, Texans, Raiders) Mike McMahon, North Allegheny, (Lions, Eagles, Vikings) Steve McNair 31. Steve Young, Greenwich, (Bucs, 49ers) Jeff Christensen, Gibson City, (Bengals, Browns) Billy Joe Hobert, Puyallup, (Raiders, Bills, Saints) Drew Brees, Westlake, (Chargers, Saints) Kim Hammond, Melbourne, (Dolphins, Patriots) All-Big Ten, 1996, 1997, and 1998. Steve Grogan, Ottawa, (Patriots) Kyle Allen, Desert Mountain, (Panthers, Washington) Bubby Brister, Neville, (Steelers, Eagles, Jets, Broncos, Vikings, Chiefs) David Garrard, Southern, (Jaguars) Tony Graziani, Thomas Downey, (Falcons) Cleo Lemon, Greenwood, (Dolphins, Jaguars), Gardner Minshew, Brandon, (Jaguars) Jay Fiedler, Oceanside, (Eagles, Vikings, Jaguars, Dolphins) Richard Bartel, Grapevine, (Cardinals) WebLocation: Kalamazoo, Michigan . Michigan's Chad Henne in 2005. Frank Seurer, Edison, (Chiefs) All-American, 1923; Played Major League Baseball for the Reds in 1924; Head football coach at Wesleyan, 19341940; Assistant football coach at Michigan for 23 years, MVP, 1989 Michigan football team; All-Big Ten, 1988 and 1989; Played 2 years in the NFL for the Cowboys and Raiders, Transferred to Ohio State in 2008; All-Big Ten, 2009; Son of Mike Boren, His 212 career tackles ranks 6th in Michigan history, Played on back-to-back undefeated national championship teams, Later served as he football, basketball, and baseball coach at North Dakota State and Fresno State, Played 7 years in the NFL with the Oilers and Bears; All-Pro and Pro Bowl, 1987, All-Big 10, 1929; Later served as head football coach and athletic director at Michigan Tech, Later played 12 years in the NFL with 7 teams, including 6 years with the Dolphins, Later played 8 seasons in the NFL with the Packers and Rams, Played in the NFL with the Patriots starting 2000, Now plays for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers; 7-time Super Bowl champion; 4-time Super Bowl MVP; 2-time NFL MVP; 2-time Sporting New Sportsman of the Year; Most wins (regular season and playoffs) by an NFL starting QB in history, ESPN All-American 2006; Played in the NFL with the Cardinals starting in 2007, Later became CEO of Domino's Pizza; Former University of Michigan athletic director, All-Big Ten 1970; Later became a sportscaster for Detroit Lions and Michigan Wolverines football, Later played 4 years in the NFL with the Redskins and Chargers, MVP 1953 Michigan football team; Leading rusher for Michigan, 1953 and 1955, Holds Michigan record for punt and kickoff return yards; Played in the NFL with the Cardinals starting 2007, Voted "queen" of UM's 1939 ice festival; Played in the NFL for the Packers, Set collegiate, Big Ten, Rose Bowl, and Michigan placekicking records, First round draft pick by Cowboys; played 6 years in the NFL, All-Big Ten 1992; Played 8 years in the NFL for the Patriots, Jets and Lions; Later served as defensive coordinator for Notre Dame and defensive backs coach for Jets and Patriots, First Michigan quarterback to lead the Wolverines to bowl victories in consecutive seasons, with victories over Alabama in the 1988 Hall of Fame Bowl and USC in the 1989 Rose Bowl, All-Big Ten 1968; Broke Big Ten single game record for total offense in his first start; Broke most Michigan passing records; Later an assistant coach at Michigan, West Virginia, Arizona State, All-American 1925; Part of the only father and son Michigan football captains (925 and 1962), Co-captain 2009 Michigan team; Meyer Morton Award 2008; Roger Zatkoff Award 2009, Played 4 years in the NFL for the Giants and Raiders, Played in the NFL for the Ravens and Patriots starting in 2007, Later became head coach at University of Iowa and in NFL for the Packers and Vikings, Played 1 year in the AAFC for the Buffalo Bills, Played 11 years in the NFL for the Steelers, Giants, Falcons and Patriots, Became a prominent Detroit lawyer and president of the Detroit Board of Commerce, Played 10 years in the NFL with the Browns, Bills and Saints, All-Big Ten 1980; Played 2 years in the USFL for the Panthers and Blitz, All-Western, 1921; 2nd-team All-American 1922; Later served as head football coach at Kansas and head basketball coach at Michigan and Princeton (19381961); Inducted into the Helms Foundation College Basketball Hall of Fame in 1957.

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