Sixteen years, and whatta ya get?

Well, if your one three NFC North teams, a plethora of QBs.

I happen to be watching a replay of a 1995 matchup where Gino's Chicago Bears are hosting the Pittsburgh Steelers. Erik Kramer was the Bears quarterback on this day, and actually had a decent run with the Monsters of the Midway. But then I got to thinking: in '95, Brett Favre was in his fourth season as the Green Bay Packers starting QB. And for a 16-year period (1992-2007), that was the case (save for the first three games of the '92 season of course). Over that same time frame, my Minnesota Vikings called on fourteen different signal callers to start games for them. The Detroit Lions exceeded that by one.

But a shout out goes to the Chicago Bears for utilizing TWENTY ONE starting QBs from 1992 thru 2007.

The List

Jim Harbaugh
Peter Tom Willis
Will Furrer
Steve Walsh
Erik Kramer
Dave Krieg
Rick Mirer
Steve Stenstrom
Moses Moreno
Shane Matthews
Cade McNown
Jim Miller
Chris Chandler
Henry Burris
Kordell Stewart
Rex Grossman
Chad Hutchinson
Craig Krenzel
Jonathan Quinn
Kyle Orton
Brian Griese

To be fair, the Bears look like they finally got it right with Jay Cutler.

You know it's hard out here for a pimp Bears fan

OUT FOR THE SEASON

Patiently Awaiting the Phone Call from Jerry Angelo

Put me in, Coach. I'm ready to play, today. Probably wouldn't do any worse, actually.

We'll probably regret this later in the season, but for now, BWAHAHAHAHAHAHA!

Thanks Jay

Gino was reticent about Jay Cutler. For this week at least Gino was right. Maybe his receivers will start running their routes better, maybe his line will provide better protection, but any way you slice it, 4 interceptions isn't good.

Oh, and that 50 yard touchdown from Rodgers to Jennings was awful purty.