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To: Pukin Dog
Lamonica, Stabler, Stabler

Nope. Stabler started and lost all three. He took over for Lamonica midway through that season and stayed the starter for several more years.

The Rams lost three in the mid-70s but had a smorgasboard of QBs. As stated earlier, White started all three NFC losses in the early '80s, but was knocked out of the third one, one (or perhaps THE) reason the skins won or at least won so convincingly (Dallas and White beat them eariler in the year).

Danny White was a much better passing QB than McNabb, but didn't have the running tools McNabb has. Of the two in their prime with good receivers, I'd still take Danny White, who had the best ball fake on play action I've ever seen. Unfortunatly, Danny was never well liked or respected on his team.

157 posted on 01/19/2004 10:27:21 AM PST by 1L
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To: 1L
No, you are wrong, Stabler took over for Lamonica in the playoff game against the Steelers (the imaculate reception game) in the fourth quarter. The score was 6-0, Steelers. Stabler scrambled for 30 yards on a broken play for a touchdown. 7-6 Raiders. We all know what happened next. The original point was THREE IN A ROW, not just three losses. I know my Raiders, buddy.
166 posted on 01/19/2004 10:31:39 AM PST by Pukin Dog (Sans Reproache)
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