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The history of the Denver Broncos American football club began when the team was chartered a member of the American Football League in 1960. The Broncos have played in the city of Denver, Colorado throughout their entire history. The Broncos did not win any titles as members of the AFL. Since the 1970 AFL--NFL merger, the Broncos have won 12 division titles, and played in seven Super Bowls, following the 1977, 1986, 1987, 1989, 1997, 1998, and 2013 seasons. They won Super Bowl XXXII and Super Bowl XXXIII. Their most famous player is former quarterback John Elway, starting quarterback in five Super Bowls and holder of many NFL records. The Broncos currently play in the National Football League's AFC West division. Their current leadership includes owner Pat Bowlen, head coach John Fox, Vice President John Elway and quarterback Peyton Manning.
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In this clip, Notre Dame's Leon Hart catches a short dump-pass from Frank Tripucka and rumbles 46 yards for the touchdown after breaking eight tackles. Irish coach Frank Leahy later called it the most destructive run he had ever seen.
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• An 18th-year quarterback and the NFL’s only five-time Most Valuable Player whose 14 Pro Bowl selections are tied for the most in league history.
• Enters the 2015 season as the active leader in every significant passing category, including attempts (9,049), completions (5,927), passing yards (69,691) and passing touchdowns (530).
• Led his teams to the postseason an NFL-record 14 times and is one of just three quarterbacks (Craig Morton & Kurt Warner) to pilot multiple teams to a Super Bowl (Indianapolis—2006, ‘09; Denver—2013).
• Owns 179 regular-season wins to represent the second-highest total by a quarterback in NFL history, trailing only Brett Favre (186).
• Joined Favre as the only quarterbacks in league annals to earn a victory against each of the 32 current NFL franchises.
• Orchestrated the most career game-winning drives in the fourth quarter or overtime (51) since the 1970 NFL merger.
• Named AFC Offensive Player of the Week on 27 occasions while being selected as AFC Offensive Player of the Month eight times—both NFL records.
• Posted at least 300 yards passing in 100 total games (91 reg. season, 9 postseason) and three or more touchdowns in 98 combined games (92 reg. season, 6 postseason), setting alltime NFL marks in both categories.
• Leads the NFL in wins (38), touchdown passes (131) and completion percentage (67.7) in his three seasons (2012-14) with the Broncos after spending the first 14 years (1998-2011) of his career with the Indianapolis Colts.
• Passed Favre for the most passing touchdowns in pro football history in 2014 and finished his 17th NFL season with 530 career passing scores.
• Recorded his 14th career 4,000-yard passing season in 2014 to represent the most in NFL history.
• Threw his 100th touchdown as a Bronco in his 35th game with the club (at Seattle, 9/21/14) to become the fastest player in NFL history to reach 100 touchdown passes with a team.
• Named MVP by the Associated Press for the fifth time in his career in 2013 and was recognized as Sports Illustrated’s Sportsman of the Year after setting league single-season records for passing yards (5,477) and touchdown passes (55) while directing the highest-scoring offense (606 pts.) in NFL history.
• Chosen as NFL Comeback Player of the Year by the Associated Press in 2012 and finished as the runner-up for MVP following his first season with the Broncos in which he led the team to its second consecutive AFC West title and the AFC’s No. 1 seed.
• Selected to the NFL’s All-Decade Team for the 2000s as chosen by the Pro Football Hall of Fame Selection Committee.
• Voted Super Bowl XLI MVP (2006 season) after leading the Colts to their first World Championship since 1970 in a 29-17 win over the Bears.
• Recognized for his community involvement by receiving the Byron “Whizzer” White Humanitarian Award (2004), the Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year Award (2005) and the Bart Starr Award (2015).
• His jersey No. 18 is technically retired by Denver, but the late Broncos Ring of Fame quarterback Frank Tripucka gave Manning his blessing to wear the number in 2012.
• Started 45-of-48 games at the University of Tennessee and set 33 school records, eight Southeastern Conference marks and two NCAA standards.
• Led the Volunteers to an SEC Championship as a senior in 1997 and finished as the Heisman trophy runner-up and a consensus All-American.
• Joined the Broncos as an unrestricted free agent on March 20, 2012.
• Selected by Indianapolis in the first round (1st overall) of the 1998 NFL Draft.
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Manning reached an agreement with the Broncos on a five-year contract worth $96 million on March 20, 2012.Although No. 18 is retired in honor of Frank Tripucka, he gave Manning permission to wear it.
If you are a fan of Manning and like to get the some manning jerseys,please go to our site:www.americacheapjerseys.com to have a look.Thanks!
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Philadelphia Eagles Drafted Quarterbacks
Year Rnd College/Univ
20104Mike KafkaNorthwestern
2007 2 Kevin Kolb Houston
2004 6 Andy Hall Delaware
2001 5 A.J. Feeley Oregon
1999 1 Donovan McNabb Syracuse
1997 7 Koy Detmer Colorado
1996 3 Bobby Hoying Ohio State
1995 4 Dave Barr California
1992 4 Casey Weldon Florida State
1991 5 Craig Erickson Miami (FL)
1988 6 Don McPherson Syracuse
1987 9 Ken Lambiotte William & Mary
1985 2 Randall Cunningham UNLV
1983 12 David Mangrum Baylor
1977 11 Mike Cordova Stanford
1972 1 John Reaves Florida
1969 10 Sonny Wade Emory & Henry
1967 12 Ben Monroe New Mexico
1965 6 John Huarte Notre Dame
1964 2 Jack Concannon Boston College
1964 11 Bob Berry Oregon
1963 10 Pete Liske Penn State
1960 4 Jack Cummings North Carolina
1960 12 Dave Grosz Oregon
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1939 15 Flippin Foster Watkins West Texas A&M;
19361Jay BerwangerU. Chicago
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Francis (Frank) Joseph Tripucka (The Trip) (born December 8, 1927) is a former American collegiate and Professional Football quarterback, at Notre Dame, in the National Football League, in the Canadian Football League, and in the early American Football League.
Tripucka was starter quarterback to Heisman Trophy winner Johnny Lujack on Frank Leahy's unbeaten Notre Dame squads in 1946 and 1947. When Lujack graduated, Tripucka became the 1948 starter. He led the team to a 9-0-1 record, their only blemish being a 14-14 tie with USC in the last game of the season. Notre Dame finished #2 in the final polls and Tripucka was named an All American.
When Tripucka graduated, the Philadelphia Eagles drafted him with their first round pick in the 1949 NFL Draft, but traded him to the Detroit Lions before the 1949 season began. He started with the Lions in 1949, and then played the next three seasons with the Chicago Cardinals.
In 1953 Tripucka moved to Canada to play with the Saskatchewan Roughriders. The 'Riders had just hired Frank Filchock as coach, and Tripucka joined him as the starting quarterback. He played there through 1958, when he was traded to the Ottawa Rough Riders, but he was back in Saskatchewan before the end of the 1959 season as coach. The Roughriders were having a dismal season.
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Brigham Young (
/ˈbrɪɡəm/; June 1, 1801 – August 29, 1877) was an American leader in the Latter Day Saint movement and a settler of the Western United States. He was the President of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS Church) from 1847 until his death in 1877, he founded Salt Lake City, and he served as the first governor of the Utah Territory, United States. Young also led the foundings of the precursors to the University of Utah and Brigham Young University.
Young had a variety of nicknames, among the most popular being "American Moses," (alternatively the "Modern Moses" or the "Mormon Moses") because, like the biblical figure, Young led his followers, the Mormon pioneers, in an exodus through a desert, to what they saw as a promised land. Young was dubbed by his followers the "Lion of the Lord" for his bold personality, and was also commonly called "Brother Brigham" by Latter-day Saints. Young was a polygamist and was involved in controversies regarding black people and the Priesthood, the Utah War, and the Mountain Meadows massacre.
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The history of the Denver Broncos American football club began when the team was chartered a member of the American Football League in 1960. The Broncos have played in the city of Denver, Colorado throughout their entire history. The Broncos did not win any titles as members of the AFL. Since the 1970 AFL--NFL merger, the Broncos have won 12 division titles, and played in seven Super Bowls, following the 1977, 1986, 1987, 1989, 1997, 1998, and 2013 seasons. They won Super Bowl XXXII and Super Bowl XXXIII. Their most famous player is former quarterback John Elway, starting quarterback in five Super Bowls and holder of many NFL records. The Broncos currently play in the National Football League's AFC West division. Their current leadership includes owner Pat Bowlen, head coach John Fox, Vice President John Elway and quarterback Peyton Manning. This video targeted to blind users. Attribution: Article text available under CC-BY-SA Public domain image source in video -
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• An 18th-year quarterback and the NFL’s only five-time Most Valuable Player whose 14 Pro Bowl selections are tied for the most in league history. • Enters the 2015 season as the active leader in every significant passing category, including attempts (9,049), completions (5,927), passing yards (69,691) and passing touchdowns (530). • Led his teams to the postseason an NFL-record 14 times and is one of just three quarterbacks (Craig Morton & Kurt Warner) to pilot multiple teams to a Super Bowl (Indianapolis—2006, ‘09; Denver—2013). • Owns 179 regular-season wins to represent the second-highest total by a quarterback in NFL history, trailing only Brett Favre (186). • Joined Favre as the only quarterbacks in league annals to earn a victory against each of the 32 current NFL franchises. • Orchestrated the most career game-winning drives in the fourth quarter or overtime (51) since the 1970 NFL merger. • Named AFC Offensive Player of the Week on 27 occasions while being selected as AFC Offensive Player of the Month eight times—both NFL records. • Posted at least 300 yards passing in 100 total games (91 reg. season, 9 postseason) and three or more touchdowns in 98 combined games (92 reg. season, 6 postseason), setting alltime NFL marks in both categories. • Leads the NFL in wins (38), touchdown passes (131) and completion percentage (67.7) in his three seasons (2012-14) with the Broncos after spending the first 14 years (1998-2011) of his career with the Indianapolis Colts. • Passed Favre for the most passing touchdowns in pro football history in 2014 and finished his 17th NFL season with 530 career passing scores. • Recorded his 14th career 4,000-yard passing season in 2014 to represent the most in NFL history. • Threw his 100th touchdown as a Bronco in his 35th game with the club (at Seattle, 9/21/14) to become the fastest player in NFL history to reach 100 touchdown passes with a team. • Named MVP by the Associated Press for the fifth time in his career in 2013 and was recognized as Sports Illustrated’s Sportsman of the Year after setting league single-season records for passing yards (5,477) and touchdown passes (55) while directing the highest-scoring offense (606 pts.) in NFL history. • Chosen as NFL Comeback Player of the Year by the Associated Press in 2012 and finished as the runner-up for MVP following his first season with the Broncos in which he led the team to its second consecutive AFC West title and the AFC’s No. 1 seed. • Selected to the NFL’s All-Decade Team for the 2000s as chosen by the Pro Football Hall of Fame Selection Committee. • Voted Super Bowl XLI MVP (2006 season) after leading the Colts to their first World Championship since 1970 in a 29-17 win over the Bears. • Recognized for his community involvement by receiving the Byron “Whizzer” White Humanitarian Award (2004), the Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year Award (2005) and the Bart Starr Award (2015). • His jersey No. 18 is technically retired by Denver, but the late Broncos Ring of Fame quarterback Frank Tripucka gave Manning his blessing to wear the number in 2012. • Started 45-of-48 games at the University of Tennessee and set 33 school records, eight Southeastern Conference marks and two NCAA standards. • Led the Volunteers to an SEC Championship as a senior in 1997 and finished as the Heisman trophy runner-up and a consensus All-American. • Joined the Broncos as an unrestricted free agent on March 20, 2012. • Selected by Indianapolis in the first round (1st overall) of the 1998 NFL Draft. -
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Philadelphia Eagles Drafted Quarterbacks Year Rnd College/Univ 20104Mike KafkaNorthwestern 2007 2 Kevin Kolb Houston 2004 6 Andy Hall Delaware 2001 5 A.J. Feeley Oregon 1999 1 Donovan McNabb Syracuse 1997 7 Koy Detmer Colorado 1996 3 Bobby Hoying Ohio State 1995 4 Dave Barr California 1992 4 Casey Weldon Florida State 1991 5 Craig Erickson Miami (FL) 1988 6 Don McPherson Syracuse 1987 9 Ken Lambiotte William & Mary 1985 2 Randall Cunningham UNLV 1983 12 David Mangrum Baylor 1977 11 Mike Cordova Stanford 1972 1 John Reaves Florida 1969 10 Sonny Wade Emory & Henry 1967 12 Ben Monroe New Mexico 1965 6 John Huarte Notre Dame 1964 2 Jack Concannon Boston College 1964 11 Bob Berry Oregon 1963 10 Pete Liske Penn State 1960 4 Jack Cummings North Carolina 1960 12 Dave Grosz Oregon 1959 4 Jim Grazione Villanova 1959 25 Dick Jamieson Bradley 1958 13 Mickey Trimarki West Virginia 1957 4 Sonny JurgensenDuke 1951 30 John (Model-T) Ford Hardin-Simmons 1949 1 Frank Tripucka Notre Dame 1949 4 Don Panciera San Francisco 1948 3 Paul Campbell Texas 1948 11 Gil Johnson SMU 1947 3 Bill Mackrides Nevada-Reno 1947 14 Al Johnson Hardin-Simmons 19465Walt SlaterTennessee 19413Marion PughTexas A&M; 1939 1 Davey O'Brien TCU 1939 15 Flippin Foster Watkins West Texas A&M; 19361Jay BerwangerU. Chicago -
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The Lions franchise originated in Portsmouth, Ohio as the Spartans, which played as an independent before joining the NFL in 1930. In that early Era the quarterback position was not defined as it is today. The leader in passing yards in used until 1947, when the teams first true quarterback , Clyde LeForce, was added to the Roster. The acquired Football card image has his name misspelled as La Force. Bobby Layne lead the to Lions to NFL Championships in 1952, 1953, & 1957. After being injured in 1958 the Lions traded him to Pittsburgh, mid season. Since then the Lions have fell to the Curse of Bobby Layne for 50 years. The NFL instituted the draft in 1936. Six quarterbacks were drafted but never played for the Lions; Otto Graham, Y.A. Tittle, Ed Mioduszewski, Paul Held, Jack Kemp, & Pete Beathard. 1930 Bill Glassgow (Iowa, Nebraska) 1931, 33 Glenn Presnell (Nebraska) 1932, 34-36 Earl Dutch Clark (Colorado College) 1937 Bill Shepherd (Western Maryland) 1938 Vern Huffman (Indiana) (Drafted 3rd Round) 1939 Dwight Sloan (Arkansas) 1940-41 Byron Whizzer White (Colorado) 1942 Harry Hopp (Nebraska) (Drafted 3rd Round) 1943-44 Frankie Sinkwich (Georgia) (Drafted 1st Round / 1st overall) *Otto Graham (Northwestern) (Drafted 1st Round / 4th overall in 1944, but* [Graham served in the Military, Played Pro Basketball 1945-46, then went to AAFCs Browns in 1946] 1945 Chuck Fenenbock (UCLA) 1946 Dave Ryan (Hardin-Simmons) Clyde LeForce (Tulsa) 1947-49 (Drafted 17th Round in 1945) [LeForce served in the Military in 45, Return to Tulsa in 46, then to Lions in 47) Ryan Zimmer (San Jose St.) 1947 Fred Enke (Arizona) 1948-51 *Y.A. Tittle (LSU) (Drafted 1st Round in 1948, but went to the AAFCs Colts)* Frank Tripucka (Notre Dame) 1949 Bobby Layne (Texas) 1950-58 Jim Hardy (USC) 1952 Tom Dublinski (Utah) 1952-1954 (Drafted 8th Round) *Ed Mioduszewski (William & Mary) (Drafted 18th Round in 1953) traded to Colts* *Paul Held (San Jose St. ) (Drafted 19th Round in 1953) cut* Harry Gilmer (Alabama) 1955-56 Jerry Reichow (Iowa) 1956-59 (*Emergency QB) Tobin Rote (Rice) 1957-59 Earl Morrall (Michigan St.) 1958-64 *Jack Kemp (Occidental) (Drafted 17th Round in 1957) traded to Steelers* Warren Rabb (LSU) 1960 (Drafted 2nd Round) Jim Ninowski (Michigan St.) 1960-61 Milt Plum (Penn St.) 1962-67 Sonny Gibbs (TCU) 1964 *Pete Beathard (USC) (Drafted 1st Round in 1964, but went to AFL's Cheifs)* Geroge Izo (Notre Dame) 1965 Tom Myers (Northwestern) 1965-66 (Drafted 4th Round) Karl Sweetan (Texas A&M;, Wake Forest) 1966-67 (Drafted 18th Round) Greg Landry (U.Mass) 1968-78 (Drafted 1st Round / 11th overall) Bill Munson (Utah St.) 1968-75 Greg Barton (Tulsa) 1969 (Drafted 9th Round / 229 overall) Bill Cappleman (Florida St.) 1973 Sam Wyche (Furman) 1974 Jack Concannon (Boston College) 1975 Joe Reed (Baylor, Miss. St.) 1975-79 Gary Danielson (Purdue) 1976-84 Jerry Golsteyn (N. Illinois) 1979 Jeff Komlo (Delaware) 1979-81 (Drafted 9th Round / 231 overall) Scott Hunter (Alabama) 1979 Eric Hipple (Utah St.) 1980-89 (Drafted 4th Round / 85 overall) Mike Machurek (Idaho St. ) 1982-85 (Drafted 6th Round / 154 overall) John Witkowski (Columbia) 1984, 88 (Drafted 6th Round / 160 overall) Joe Ferguson (Arkansas) 1985-87 Chuck Long (Iowa) 1986-89, 91, 94 (Drafted 1st Round / 12 overall) Brendon Folmar (California PA) 1987 Todd Hons (Arizona St.) 1987 Rusty Hilger (Oklahoma St.) 1988 Bob Gagliano (Utah St.) 1989-90 Rodney Peete (USC) 1989-93 (Drafted 6th Round / 141 overall) Andre Ware (Houston) 1990-93 (Drafted 1st Round / 7th overall) Eric Kramer (N.C. St.) 1991-93 Scott Mitchell (Utah) 1994-98 Dave Krieg (Milton, WI) 1994 Kent Graham (Notre Dame, Ohio St.) 1995 Don Majkowski (Virginia) 1995-96 Johnny Johnson (Illinois)1996 Matt Blundin (Virginia) 1997 Frank Reich (Delaware) 1997-98 Charlie Batch (E. Michigan) 1998-01 (Drafted 2nd Round / 60 overall) Gus Frerotte (Tulsa) 1999 Jeff Fox (Grand Valley St.) 1999 Cory Sauter (Minnesota) 1999-00 Stoney Case (New Mexico) 2000 Mike Tomczak (Ohio St.) 2000 Scott Dreisbach (Michigan) 2001-02 Ty Detmer (BYU) 2001-03 Mike McMahon (Rutgers) 2001-04 (Drafted 5th Round /149 overall) Dave Dickenson (Montana) 2002 Joey Harrington (Oregon) 2002-05 (Drafted 1st Round / 3rd overall) Rick Mirer (Notre Dame) 2004 Jeff Garcia (San Jose St.) 2005 Dan Orlovsky (U.Conn) 2005,2008 (Drafted 5th Round / 145 overall) Jon Kitna (C.Washington) 2006-08 Josh McCown (Sam Houston St.) 2006 J.T. O'Sullivan (UC-Davis) 2007 Drew Henson (Michigan) 2008 Drew Stanton (Michigan St.) 2008 (Drafted 2nd Round / 43 overall) Daunte Culpepper (C.Florida) 2008 Matthew Stafford (Georgia) 2009 Michigan Panthers of the USFL *Bobby Hebert (NW La St.) 1983-84 *Whit Taylor (Vanderbilt) 1983-84 *Mark Miller (Bowling Green) 1983 *Mike Rae (USC) 1984 -
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Philadelphia Eagles Drafted Quarterbacks Year Rnd College/Univ 20104Mike KafkaNorthwestern 2007 2 Kevin Kolb Houston 2004 6 Andy Hall Delaware 2001 5 A.J. Feeley Oregon 1999 1 Donovan McNabb Syracuse 1997 7 Koy Detmer Colorado 1996 3 Bobby Hoying Ohio State 1995 4 Dave Barr California 1992 4 Casey Weldon Florida State 1991 5 Craig Erickson Miami (FL) 1988 6 Don McPherson Syracuse 1987 9 Ken Lambiotte William & Mary 1985 2 Randall Cunningham UNLV 1983 12 David Mangrum Baylor 1977 11 Mike Cordova Stanford 1972 1 John Reaves Florida 1969 10 Sonny Wade Emory & Henry 1967 12 Ben Monroe New Mexico 1965 6 John Huarte Notre Dame 1964 2 Jack Concannon Boston College 1964 11 Bob Berry Oregon 1963 10 Pete Liske Penn State 1960 4 Jack Cummings North Carolina 1960 12 Dave Gr... -
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The history of the Denver Broncos American football club began when the team was chartered a member of the American Football League in 1960. The Broncos have pl...
The history of the Denver Broncos American football club began when the team was chartered a member of the American Football League in 1960. The Broncos have played in the city of Denver, Colorado throughout their entire history. The Broncos did not win any titles as members of the AFL. Since the 1970 AFL--NFL merger, the Broncos have won 12 division titles, and played in seven Super Bowls, following the 1977, 1986, 1987, 1989, 1997, 1998, and 2013 seasons. They won Super Bowl XXXII and Super Bowl XXXIII. Their most famous player is former quarterback John Elway, starting quarterback in five Super Bowls and holder of many NFL records. The Broncos currently play in the National Football League's AFC West division. Their current leadership includes owner Pat Bowlen, head coach John Fox, Vice President John Elway and quarterback Peyton Manning.
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In this clip, Notre Dame's Leon Hart catches a short dump-pass from Frank Tripucka and rumbles 46 yards for the touchdown after breaking eight tackles. Irish co...
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In this clip, Notre Dame's Leon Hart catches a short dump-pass from Frank Tripucka and rumbles 46 yards for the touchdown after breaking eight tackles. Irish coach Frank Leahy later called it the most destructive run he had ever seen.
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• An 18th-year quarterback and the NFL’s only five-time Most Valuable Player whose 14 Pro Bowl selections are tied for the most in league history.
• Enters the ...
• An 18th-year quarterback and the NFL’s only five-time Most Valuable Player whose 14 Pro Bowl selections are tied for the most in league history.
• Enters the 2015 season as the active leader in every significant passing category, including attempts (9,049), completions (5,927), passing yards (69,691) and passing touchdowns (530).
• Led his teams to the postseason an NFL-record 14 times and is one of just three quarterbacks (Craig Morton & Kurt Warner) to pilot multiple teams to a Super Bowl (Indianapolis—2006, ‘09; Denver—2013).
• Owns 179 regular-season wins to represent the second-highest total by a quarterback in NFL history, trailing only Brett Favre (186).
• Joined Favre as the only quarterbacks in league annals to earn a victory against each of the 32 current NFL franchises.
• Orchestrated the most career game-winning drives in the fourth quarter or overtime (51) since the 1970 NFL merger.
• Named AFC Offensive Player of the Week on 27 occasions while being selected as AFC Offensive Player of the Month eight times—both NFL records.
• Posted at least 300 yards passing in 100 total games (91 reg. season, 9 postseason) and three or more touchdowns in 98 combined games (92 reg. season, 6 postseason), setting alltime NFL marks in both categories.
• Leads the NFL in wins (38), touchdown passes (131) and completion percentage (67.7) in his three seasons (2012-14) with the Broncos after spending the first 14 years (1998-2011) of his career with the Indianapolis Colts.
• Passed Favre for the most passing touchdowns in pro football history in 2014 and finished his 17th NFL season with 530 career passing scores.
• Recorded his 14th career 4,000-yard passing season in 2014 to represent the most in NFL history.
• Threw his 100th touchdown as a Bronco in his 35th game with the club (at Seattle, 9/21/14) to become the fastest player in NFL history to reach 100 touchdown passes with a team.
• Named MVP by the Associated Press for the fifth time in his career in 2013 and was recognized as Sports Illustrated’s Sportsman of the Year after setting league single-season records for passing yards (5,477) and touchdown passes (55) while directing the highest-scoring offense (606 pts.) in NFL history.
• Chosen as NFL Comeback Player of the Year by the Associated Press in 2012 and finished as the runner-up for MVP following his first season with the Broncos in which he led the team to its second consecutive AFC West title and the AFC’s No. 1 seed.
• Selected to the NFL’s All-Decade Team for the 2000s as chosen by the Pro Football Hall of Fame Selection Committee.
• Voted Super Bowl XLI MVP (2006 season) after leading the Colts to their first World Championship since 1970 in a 29-17 win over the Bears.
• Recognized for his community involvement by receiving the Byron “Whizzer” White Humanitarian Award (2004), the Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year Award (2005) and the Bart Starr Award (2015).
• His jersey No. 18 is technically retired by Denver, but the late Broncos Ring of Fame quarterback Frank Tripucka gave Manning his blessing to wear the number in 2012.
• Started 45-of-48 games at the University of Tennessee and set 33 school records, eight Southeastern Conference marks and two NCAA standards.
• Led the Volunteers to an SEC Championship as a senior in 1997 and finished as the Heisman trophy runner-up and a consensus All-American.
• Joined the Broncos as an unrestricted free agent on March 20, 2012.
• Selected by Indianapolis in the first round (1st overall) of the 1998 NFL Draft.
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• An 18th-year quarterback and the NFL’s only five-time Most Valuable Player whose 14 Pro Bowl selections are tied for the most in league history.
• Enters the 2015 season as the active leader in every significant passing category, including attempts (9,049), completions (5,927), passing yards (69,691) and passing touchdowns (530).
• Led his teams to the postseason an NFL-record 14 times and is one of just three quarterbacks (Craig Morton & Kurt Warner) to pilot multiple teams to a Super Bowl (Indianapolis—2006, ‘09; Denver—2013).
• Owns 179 regular-season wins to represent the second-highest total by a quarterback in NFL history, trailing only Brett Favre (186).
• Joined Favre as the only quarterbacks in league annals to earn a victory against each of the 32 current NFL franchises.
• Orchestrated the most career game-winning drives in the fourth quarter or overtime (51) since the 1970 NFL merger.
• Named AFC Offensive Player of the Week on 27 occasions while being selected as AFC Offensive Player of the Month eight times—both NFL records.
• Posted at least 300 yards passing in 100 total games (91 reg. season, 9 postseason) and three or more touchdowns in 98 combined games (92 reg. season, 6 postseason), setting alltime NFL marks in both categories.
• Leads the NFL in wins (38), touchdown passes (131) and completion percentage (67.7) in his three seasons (2012-14) with the Broncos after spending the first 14 years (1998-2011) of his career with the Indianapolis Colts.
• Passed Favre for the most passing touchdowns in pro football history in 2014 and finished his 17th NFL season with 530 career passing scores.
• Recorded his 14th career 4,000-yard passing season in 2014 to represent the most in NFL history.
• Threw his 100th touchdown as a Bronco in his 35th game with the club (at Seattle, 9/21/14) to become the fastest player in NFL history to reach 100 touchdown passes with a team.
• Named MVP by the Associated Press for the fifth time in his career in 2013 and was recognized as Sports Illustrated’s Sportsman of the Year after setting league single-season records for passing yards (5,477) and touchdown passes (55) while directing the highest-scoring offense (606 pts.) in NFL history.
• Chosen as NFL Comeback Player of the Year by the Associated Press in 2012 and finished as the runner-up for MVP following his first season with the Broncos in which he led the team to its second consecutive AFC West title and the AFC’s No. 1 seed.
• Selected to the NFL’s All-Decade Team for the 2000s as chosen by the Pro Football Hall of Fame Selection Committee.
• Voted Super Bowl XLI MVP (2006 season) after leading the Colts to their first World Championship since 1970 in a 29-17 win over the Bears.
• Recognized for his community involvement by receiving the Byron “Whizzer” White Humanitarian Award (2004), the Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year Award (2005) and the Bart Starr Award (2015).
• His jersey No. 18 is technically retired by Denver, but the late Broncos Ring of Fame quarterback Frank Tripucka gave Manning his blessing to wear the number in 2012.
• Started 45-of-48 games at the University of Tennessee and set 33 school records, eight Southeastern Conference marks and two NCAA standards.
• Led the Volunteers to an SEC Championship as a senior in 1997 and finished as the Heisman trophy runner-up and a consensus All-American.
• Joined the Broncos as an unrestricted free agent on March 20, 2012.
• Selected by Indianapolis in the first round (1st overall) of the 1998 NFL Draft.
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Manning reached an agreement with the Broncos on a five-year contract worth $96 million on March 20, 2012.Although No. 18 is retired in honor of Frank Tripucka,...
Manning reached an agreement with the Broncos on a five-year contract worth $96 million on March 20, 2012.Although No. 18 is retired in honor of Frank Tripucka, he gave Manning permission to wear it.
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Manning reached an agreement with the Broncos on a five-year contract worth $96 million on March 20, 2012.Although No. 18 is retired in honor of Frank Tripucka, he gave Manning permission to wear it.
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Eagles QB Draft History
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Philadelphia Eagles Drafted Quarterbacks
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20104Mike KafkaNorthwestern
2007 2 Kevin Kolb Houston
2004 6 Andy Hall Delaware
2001 5 A....
Philadelphia Eagles Drafted Quarterbacks
Year Rnd College/Univ
20104Mike KafkaNorthwestern
2007 2 Kevin Kolb Houston
2004 6 Andy Hall Delaware
2001 5 A.J. Feeley Oregon
1999 1 Donovan McNabb Syracuse
1997 7 Koy Detmer Colorado
1996 3 Bobby Hoying Ohio State
1995 4 Dave Barr California
1992 4 Casey Weldon Florida State
1991 5 Craig Erickson Miami (FL)
1988 6 Don McPherson Syracuse
1987 9 Ken Lambiotte William & Mary
1985 2 Randall Cunningham UNLV
1983 12 David Mangrum Baylor
1977 11 Mike Cordova Stanford
1972 1 John Reaves Florida
1969 10 Sonny Wade Emory & Henry
1967 12 Ben Monroe New Mexico
1965 6 John Huarte Notre Dame
1964 2 Jack Concannon Boston College
1964 11 Bob Berry Oregon
1963 10 Pete Liske Penn State
1960 4 Jack Cummings North Carolina
1960 12 Dave Grosz Oregon
1959 4 Jim Grazione Villanova
1959 25 Dick Jamieson Bradley
1958 13 Mickey Trimarki West Virginia
1957 4 Sonny JurgensenDuke
1951 30 John (Model-T) Ford Hardin-Simmons
1949 1 Frank Tripucka Notre Dame
1949 4 Don Panciera San Francisco
1948 3 Paul Campbell Texas
1948 11 Gil Johnson SMU
1947 3 Bill Mackrides Nevada-Reno
1947 14 Al Johnson Hardin-Simmons
19465Walt SlaterTennessee
19413Marion PughTexas A&M;
1939 1 Davey O'Brien TCU
1939 15 Flippin Foster Watkins West Texas A&M;
19361Jay BerwangerU. Chicago
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Philadelphia Eagles Drafted Quarterbacks
Year Rnd College/Univ
20104Mike KafkaNorthwestern
2007 2 Kevin Kolb Houston
2004 6 Andy Hall Delaware
2001 5 A.J. Feeley Oregon
1999 1 Donovan McNabb Syracuse
1997 7 Koy Detmer Colorado
1996 3 Bobby Hoying Ohio State
1995 4 Dave Barr California
1992 4 Casey Weldon Florida State
1991 5 Craig Erickson Miami (FL)
1988 6 Don McPherson Syracuse
1987 9 Ken Lambiotte William & Mary
1985 2 Randall Cunningham UNLV
1983 12 David Mangrum Baylor
1977 11 Mike Cordova Stanford
1972 1 John Reaves Florida
1969 10 Sonny Wade Emory & Henry
1967 12 Ben Monroe New Mexico
1965 6 John Huarte Notre Dame
1964 2 Jack Concannon Boston College
1964 11 Bob Berry Oregon
1963 10 Pete Liske Penn State
1960 4 Jack Cummings North Carolina
1960 12 Dave Grosz Oregon
1959 4 Jim Grazione Villanova
1959 25 Dick Jamieson Bradley
1958 13 Mickey Trimarki West Virginia
1957 4 Sonny JurgensenDuke
1951 30 John (Model-T) Ford Hardin-Simmons
1949 1 Frank Tripucka Notre Dame
1949 4 Don Panciera San Francisco
1948 3 Paul Campbell Texas
1948 11 Gil Johnson SMU
1947 3 Bill Mackrides Nevada-Reno
1947 14 Al Johnson Hardin-Simmons
19465Walt SlaterTennessee
19413Marion PughTexas A&M;
1939 1 Davey O'Brien TCU
1939 15 Flippin Foster Watkins West Texas A&M;
19361Jay BerwangerU. Chicago
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Detroit Lions Quarterbacks
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The Lions franchise originated in Portsmouth, Ohio as the Spartans, which played as an independent before joining the NFL in 1930. In that early Era the quarter...
The Lions franchise originated in Portsmouth, Ohio as the Spartans, which played as an independent before joining the NFL in 1930. In that early Era the quarterback position was not defined as it is today. The leader in passing yards in used until 1947, when the teams first true quarterback , Clyde LeForce, was added to the Roster. The acquired Football card image has his name misspelled as La Force. Bobby Layne lead the to Lions to NFL Championships in 1952, 1953, & 1957. After being injured in 1958 the Lions traded him to Pittsburgh, mid season. Since then the Lions have fell to the Curse of Bobby Layne for 50 years. The NFL instituted the draft in 1936. Six quarterbacks were drafted but never played for the Lions; Otto Graham, Y.A. Tittle, Ed Mioduszewski, Paul Held, Jack Kemp, & Pete Beathard.
1930 Bill Glassgow (Iowa, Nebraska)
1931, 33 Glenn Presnell (Nebraska)
1932, 34-36 Earl Dutch Clark (Colorado College)
1937 Bill Shepherd (Western Maryland)
1938 Vern Huffman (Indiana) (Drafted 3rd Round)
1939 Dwight Sloan (Arkansas)
1940-41 Byron Whizzer White (Colorado)
1942 Harry Hopp (Nebraska) (Drafted 3rd Round)
1943-44 Frankie Sinkwich (Georgia)
(Drafted 1st Round / 1st overall)
*Otto Graham (Northwestern)
(Drafted 1st Round / 4th overall in 1944, but*
[Graham served in the Military, Played Pro Basketball 1945-46, then went to AAFCs Browns in 1946]
1945 Chuck Fenenbock (UCLA)
1946 Dave Ryan (Hardin-Simmons)
Clyde LeForce (Tulsa) 1947-49
(Drafted 17th Round in 1945)
[LeForce served in the Military in 45, Return to Tulsa in 46, then to Lions in 47)
Ryan Zimmer (San Jose St.) 1947
Fred Enke (Arizona) 1948-51
*Y.A. Tittle (LSU)
(Drafted 1st Round in 1948, but went to the AAFCs Colts)*
Frank Tripucka (Notre Dame) 1949
Bobby Layne (Texas) 1950-58
Jim Hardy (USC) 1952
Tom Dublinski (Utah) 1952-1954 (Drafted 8th Round)
*Ed Mioduszewski (William & Mary)
(Drafted 18th Round in 1953) traded to Colts*
*Paul Held (San Jose St. )
(Drafted 19th Round in 1953) cut*
Harry Gilmer (Alabama) 1955-56
Jerry Reichow (Iowa) 1956-59 (*Emergency QB)
Tobin Rote (Rice) 1957-59
Earl Morrall (Michigan St.) 1958-64
*Jack Kemp (Occidental) (Drafted 17th Round in 1957) traded to Steelers*
Warren Rabb (LSU) 1960 (Drafted 2nd Round)
Jim Ninowski (Michigan St.) 1960-61
Milt Plum (Penn St.) 1962-67
Sonny Gibbs (TCU) 1964
*Pete Beathard (USC)
(Drafted 1st Round in 1964, but went to AFL's Cheifs)*
Geroge Izo (Notre Dame) 1965
Tom Myers (Northwestern) 1965-66 (Drafted 4th Round)
Karl Sweetan (Texas A&M;, Wake Forest) 1966-67
(Drafted 18th Round)
Greg Landry (U.Mass) 1968-78
(Drafted 1st Round / 11th overall)
Bill Munson (Utah St.) 1968-75
Greg Barton (Tulsa) 1969
(Drafted 9th Round / 229 overall)
Bill Cappleman (Florida St.) 1973
Sam Wyche (Furman) 1974
Jack Concannon (Boston College) 1975
Joe Reed (Baylor, Miss. St.) 1975-79
Gary Danielson (Purdue) 1976-84
Jerry Golsteyn (N. Illinois) 1979
Jeff Komlo (Delaware) 1979-81
(Drafted 9th Round / 231 overall)
Scott Hunter (Alabama) 1979
Eric Hipple (Utah St.) 1980-89
(Drafted 4th Round / 85 overall)
Mike Machurek (Idaho St. ) 1982-85
(Drafted 6th Round / 154 overall)
John Witkowski (Columbia) 1984, 88
(Drafted 6th Round / 160 overall)
Joe Ferguson (Arkansas) 1985-87
Chuck Long (Iowa) 1986-89, 91, 94
(Drafted 1st Round / 12 overall)
Brendon Folmar (California PA) 1987
Todd Hons (Arizona St.) 1987
Rusty Hilger (Oklahoma St.) 1988
Bob Gagliano (Utah St.) 1989-90
Rodney Peete (USC) 1989-93
(Drafted 6th Round / 141 overall)
Andre Ware (Houston) 1990-93
(Drafted 1st Round / 7th overall)
Eric Kramer (N.C. St.) 1991-93
Scott Mitchell (Utah) 1994-98
Dave Krieg (Milton, WI) 1994
Kent Graham (Notre Dame, Ohio St.) 1995
Don Majkowski (Virginia) 1995-96
Johnny Johnson (Illinois)1996
Matt Blundin (Virginia) 1997
Frank Reich (Delaware) 1997-98
Charlie Batch (E. Michigan) 1998-01
(Drafted 2nd Round / 60 overall)
Gus Frerotte (Tulsa) 1999
Jeff Fox (Grand Valley St.) 1999
Cory Sauter (Minnesota) 1999-00
Stoney Case (New Mexico) 2000
Mike Tomczak (Ohio St.) 2000
Scott Dreisbach (Michigan) 2001-02
Ty Detmer (BYU) 2001-03
Mike McMahon (Rutgers) 2001-04
(Drafted 5th Round /149 overall)
Dave Dickenson (Montana) 2002
Joey Harrington (Oregon) 2002-05
(Drafted 1st Round / 3rd overall)
Rick Mirer (Notre Dame) 2004
Jeff Garcia (San Jose St.) 2005
Dan Orlovsky (U.Conn) 2005,2008
(Drafted 5th Round / 145 overall)
Jon Kitna (C.Washington) 2006-08
Josh McCown (Sam Houston St.) 2006
J.T. O'Sullivan (UC-Davis) 2007
Drew Henson (Michigan) 2008
Drew Stanton (Michigan St.) 2008
(Drafted 2nd Round / 43 overall)
Daunte Culpepper (C.Florida) 2008
Matthew Stafford (Georgia) 2009
Michigan Panthers of the USFL
*Bobby Hebert (NW La St.) 1983-84
*Whit Taylor (Vanderbilt) 1983-84
*Mark Miller (Bowling Green) 1983
*Mike Rae (USC) 1984
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The Lions franchise originated in Portsmouth, Ohio as the Spartans, which played as an independent before joining the NFL in 1930. In that early Era the quarterback position was not defined as it is today. The leader in passing yards in used until 1947, when the teams first true quarterback , Clyde LeForce, was added to the Roster. The acquired Football card image has his name misspelled as La Force. Bobby Layne lead the to Lions to NFL Championships in 1952, 1953, & 1957. After being injured in 1958 the Lions traded him to Pittsburgh, mid season. Since then the Lions have fell to the Curse of Bobby Layne for 50 years. The NFL instituted the draft in 1936. Six quarterbacks were drafted but never played for the Lions; Otto Graham, Y.A. Tittle, Ed Mioduszewski, Paul Held, Jack Kemp, & Pete Beathard.
1930 Bill Glassgow (Iowa, Nebraska)
1931, 33 Glenn Presnell (Nebraska)
1932, 34-36 Earl Dutch Clark (Colorado College)
1937 Bill Shepherd (Western Maryland)
1938 Vern Huffman (Indiana) (Drafted 3rd Round)
1939 Dwight Sloan (Arkansas)
1940-41 Byron Whizzer White (Colorado)
1942 Harry Hopp (Nebraska) (Drafted 3rd Round)
1943-44 Frankie Sinkwich (Georgia)
(Drafted 1st Round / 1st overall)
*Otto Graham (Northwestern)
(Drafted 1st Round / 4th overall in 1944, but*
[Graham served in the Military, Played Pro Basketball 1945-46, then went to AAFCs Browns in 1946]
1945 Chuck Fenenbock (UCLA)
1946 Dave Ryan (Hardin-Simmons)
Clyde LeForce (Tulsa) 1947-49
(Drafted 17th Round in 1945)
[LeForce served in the Military in 45, Return to Tulsa in 46, then to Lions in 47)
Ryan Zimmer (San Jose St.) 1947
Fred Enke (Arizona) 1948-51
*Y.A. Tittle (LSU)
(Drafted 1st Round in 1948, but went to the AAFCs Colts)*
Frank Tripucka (Notre Dame) 1949
Bobby Layne (Texas) 1950-58
Jim Hardy (USC) 1952
Tom Dublinski (Utah) 1952-1954 (Drafted 8th Round)
*Ed Mioduszewski (William & Mary)
(Drafted 18th Round in 1953) traded to Colts*
*Paul Held (San Jose St. )
(Drafted 19th Round in 1953) cut*
Harry Gilmer (Alabama) 1955-56
Jerry Reichow (Iowa) 1956-59 (*Emergency QB)
Tobin Rote (Rice) 1957-59
Earl Morrall (Michigan St.) 1958-64
*Jack Kemp (Occidental) (Drafted 17th Round in 1957) traded to Steelers*
Warren Rabb (LSU) 1960 (Drafted 2nd Round)
Jim Ninowski (Michigan St.) 1960-61
Milt Plum (Penn St.) 1962-67
Sonny Gibbs (TCU) 1964
*Pete Beathard (USC)
(Drafted 1st Round in 1964, but went to AFL's Cheifs)*
Geroge Izo (Notre Dame) 1965
Tom Myers (Northwestern) 1965-66 (Drafted 4th Round)
Karl Sweetan (Texas A&M;, Wake Forest) 1966-67
(Drafted 18th Round)
Greg Landry (U.Mass) 1968-78
(Drafted 1st Round / 11th overall)
Bill Munson (Utah St.) 1968-75
Greg Barton (Tulsa) 1969
(Drafted 9th Round / 229 overall)
Bill Cappleman (Florida St.) 1973
Sam Wyche (Furman) 1974
Jack Concannon (Boston College) 1975
Joe Reed (Baylor, Miss. St.) 1975-79
Gary Danielson (Purdue) 1976-84
Jerry Golsteyn (N. Illinois) 1979
Jeff Komlo (Delaware) 1979-81
(Drafted 9th Round / 231 overall)
Scott Hunter (Alabama) 1979
Eric Hipple (Utah St.) 1980-89
(Drafted 4th Round / 85 overall)
Mike Machurek (Idaho St. ) 1982-85
(Drafted 6th Round / 154 overall)
John Witkowski (Columbia) 1984, 88
(Drafted 6th Round / 160 overall)
Joe Ferguson (Arkansas) 1985-87
Chuck Long (Iowa) 1986-89, 91, 94
(Drafted 1st Round / 12 overall)
Brendon Folmar (California PA) 1987
Todd Hons (Arizona St.) 1987
Rusty Hilger (Oklahoma St.) 1988
Bob Gagliano (Utah St.) 1989-90
Rodney Peete (USC) 1989-93
(Drafted 6th Round / 141 overall)
Andre Ware (Houston) 1990-93
(Drafted 1st Round / 7th overall)
Eric Kramer (N.C. St.) 1991-93
Scott Mitchell (Utah) 1994-98
Dave Krieg (Milton, WI) 1994
Kent Graham (Notre Dame, Ohio St.) 1995
Don Majkowski (Virginia) 1995-96
Johnny Johnson (Illinois)1996
Matt Blundin (Virginia) 1997
Frank Reich (Delaware) 1997-98
Charlie Batch (E. Michigan) 1998-01
(Drafted 2nd Round / 60 overall)
Gus Frerotte (Tulsa) 1999
Jeff Fox (Grand Valley St.) 1999
Cory Sauter (Minnesota) 1999-00
Stoney Case (New Mexico) 2000
Mike Tomczak (Ohio St.) 2000
Scott Dreisbach (Michigan) 2001-02
Ty Detmer (BYU) 2001-03
Mike McMahon (Rutgers) 2001-04
(Drafted 5th Round /149 overall)
Dave Dickenson (Montana) 2002
Joey Harrington (Oregon) 2002-05
(Drafted 1st Round / 3rd overall)
Rick Mirer (Notre Dame) 2004
Jeff Garcia (San Jose St.) 2005
Dan Orlovsky (U.Conn) 2005,2008
(Drafted 5th Round / 145 overall)
Jon Kitna (C.Washington) 2006-08
Josh McCown (Sam Houston St.) 2006
J.T. O'Sullivan (UC-Davis) 2007
Drew Henson (Michigan) 2008
Drew Stanton (Michigan St.) 2008
(Drafted 2nd Round / 43 overall)
Daunte Culpepper (C.Florida) 2008
Matthew Stafford (Georgia) 2009
Michigan Panthers of the USFL
*Bobby Hebert (NW La St.) 1983-84
*Whit Taylor (Vanderbilt) 1983-84
*Mark Miller (Bowling Green) 1983
*Mike Rae (USC) 1984
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1981 NCAA Basketball Regional Semi Finals - Brigham Young vs Notre Dame
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Duke's Tripucka scores extra man goal against Loyola
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In Duke's first round NCAA tournament game against Loyola, Jake Tripucka #7 takes a pass from David Lawson #2 and scores an extra man goal to pull Duke within a...
In Duke's first round NCAA tournament game against Loyola, Jake Tripucka #7 takes a pass from David Lawson #2 and scores an extra man goal to pull Duke within a goal.
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In Duke's first round NCAA tournament game against Loyola, Jake Tripucka #7 takes a pass from David Lawson #2 and scores an extra man goal to pull Duke within a goal.
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SHANE TRIPUCKA FIRST TEXAS A&M; FOOTBALL START
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UMass Player Profile Travis Tripucka
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Kelly Tripucka Interviewing Shane
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Kelly Tripucka Testimonial
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Here MSG commentator and former NBA All Star as he discusses why he chose ONE Human Performance for his son Travis
Here MSG commentator and former NBA All Star as he discusses why he chose ONE Human Performance for his son Travis
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Here MSG commentator and former NBA All Star as he discusses why he chose ONE Human Performance for his son Travis
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Shane Tripucka Punting lesson with Rocky Willingham
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SHANE TRIPUCKA SUMMER KICKING TOUR 2012 SLIDESHOW
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Shane Tripucka Receives Honorary 2013 Under Armour All-America Game Jersey
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The American Family Insurance Selection Tour for the 2013 Under Armour All-America Game visited Allen HS in Allen, TX, where kicker Shane Tripucka was presented...
The American Family Insurance Selection Tour for the 2013 Under Armour All-America Game visited Allen HS in Allen, TX, where kicker Shane Tripucka was presented with an honorary game jersey.
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The American Family Insurance Selection Tour for the 2013 Under Armour All-America Game visited Allen HS in Allen, TX, where kicker Shane Tripucka was presented with an honorary game jersey.
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Tom Gola ● A Simple Tribute
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History of the Denver Broncos
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1948: ND vs. USC - Leon Hart 46-yd TD
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Chloe Grace Moretz, Bette Midler Slam Kim Kardashian’s Nude Selfie
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Kim Kardashian‘s self-indulgent nude photo showing off her post-baby body has garnered negative reactions from real Hollywood stars. “@KimKardashian I truly hope you realize how important setting goals are for young women, teaching them we have so much more to offer than- [their bodies],” actress Chloe Grace Moretz wrote on Twitter Monday ... Also Read. Leonardo DiCaprio's Win Is Most-Tweeted Oscar Moment in History....
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Maria Sharapova a drug cheat? The potential ramifications for one of the biggest stars in sport.
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If the possible, but unlikely, four-year ban hanging over Maria Sharapova's much-photographed head is duly imposed by the International Tennis Federation under its anti-doping program, her golden career is almost certainly over. For the almost-29-year-old with a history of comebacks from injury and – we now discover – illness problems, even a more probable two-year suspension may also mean the end ... . ....
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China says blind faith in North Korea sanctions irresponsible
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(From Reuters). “Blind faith” in sanctions and international pressure on North Korea are irresponsible, China’s Foreign Minister said on Tuesday, after the U.N ... Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi ... Read More ....
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The warmth of the Arctic this year — featuring temperature departures many degrees Celsius above normal — has scientists floored. They used words such as “absurdly” or “ridiculously” to describe how warm the region has been ... ....
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Islamic State militants are planning for the next generation of caliphate fighters as a new report says more than 31,000 women are currently pregnant to replenish and continue the group’s work. According to a report in the Belfast Telegraph, researchers for Qulliam, a London counter-extremism think tank, have investigated how ISIS recruits children and trains them for jihad through indoctrination both at home and in school....
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Sundays with Sacco: The Broncos' greatest personnel moves (Denver Broncos)
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(Source. Denver Broncos) ... But finding a gem in a more unconventional and more competitive way often constitutes a major personnel move ... That said, here we go ... He was undrafted ... When the franchise began in 1960, retired NFL and Canadian Football League quarterback Frank Tripucka was brought in as a coach, and he is the only person in football history to join a team as a coach, then become a player and make that team's Ring of Fame ... (noodl....
Peyton Manning: A career by the numbers (Denver Broncos)
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(Source. Denver Broncos). ENGLEWOOD, Colo ... 71,940. Manning's regular-season passing yardage total in 18 NFL seasons, a league record ... 17,112 ... 539 ... Manning threw 140 of his touchdowns as a Bronco. 290 ... 200 ... 96.5 ... 78.9 ... 55 ... 50 ... The late Frank Tripucka gave permission for it to be loaned out of retirement to Manning when he joined the Broncos in March 2012; it will immediately go back into retirement and will never be worn by a Denver Bronco again ... 7....
Sundays with Sacco: The 1953 Draft and our oldest Bronco (Denver Broncos)
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(Source. Denver Broncos). There was no NFL Scouting Combine in 1953. In 1953, World War II had barely been over for eight years ... No, there was no combine ... And it does not get more Hollywood than this ... He scored that first touchdown on a 59-yard pass from fellow NFL retread-and future Ring of Famer-Frank Tripucka, and he amassed 1,535 all-purpose yards for the mustard and brown (as opposed to the future orange and blue) in 1960 ... (noodl....
Mason's Mailbag: Free agency, practice squad, what happens to No. 18 and more (Denver Broncos) ...
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Frank Tripucka and his family granted permission for it to be taken out of retirement and loaned to Manning, but when Manning's time in Denver concludes, it will go back into retirement. As Frank's son Chris noted. ... giving away a dual Manning/Tripucka bobblehead, providing fans a souvenir that commemorates the lasting connection between the two No....
Revisiting the Broncos' 19-game history in Los Angeles (Denver Broncos)
Edit Public Technologies 13 Jan 2016
(Source. Denver Broncos). With news that the NFL has approved the relocation of the St ... Los Angeles Raiders ... Dec ... Ring of Fame kicker, halfback and kick returner Gene Mingo contributed 21 points (four field goals, one rushing touchdown, three extra points); Ring of Fame quarterback Frank Tripucka threw for 291 yards and two touchdowns; and Ring of Fame wide receiver Lionel Taylor had nine receptions, 171 receiving yards and one touchdown....
Mason's Mailbag: What I like about Brock Osweiler; the notion of orange from head to ...
Edit Public Technologies 13 Dec 2015
Other quarterbacks before Manning prepared well, but none left no stone unturned -- and, frankly, kept finding stones to turn over -- as Manning did ... Frank Tripucka, for whom No ... Further, when you consider that there are two other quarterbacks already in the Ring with fewer years and starts as a Bronco than Manning (Tripucka and Charley Johnson), one ......
Mason's Mailbag: What I like about Brock Osweiler; what I don't like about orange from ...
Edit Public Technologies 12 Dec 2015
Other quarterbacks before Manning prepared well, but none left no stone unturned -- and, frankly, kept finding stones to turn over -- as Manning did ... Frank Tripucka, for whom No ... Further, when you consider that there are two other quarterbacks already in the Ring with fewer years and starts as a Bronco than Manning (Tripucka and Charley Johnson), one ......
Sundays with Sacco: A new beginning (Denver Broncos)
Edit Public Technologies 06 Sep 2015
(Source. Denver Broncos) As the Broncos prepare for their season opener, here's a look back at some of their more memorable ones from the past ... There have been a lot of special times on opening day at home ... For the record, the Broncos beat the Oakland Raiders, with future Ring of Fame quarterback Frank Tripucka defeating future Super Bowl champion coach Tom Flores, who was the Raiders' signal caller back in the day ... A huge one ... Since Mr....
John Elway's 10 best player moves as personnel executive (Denver Broncos)
Edit Public Technologies 22 Jul 2015
(Source. Denver Broncos). ENGLEWOOD, Colo. -- Last week was as good as it gets for John Elway. He made his annual appearance at the American Century celebrity golf championship, finished in the top 10 and wrapped up his week with a 1-under-par 71 at the Edgewood Tahoe Golf Club ... Here are the 10 best.. 10 ... 18 jersey, which had not been worn in the regular season since the Broncos' first quarterback, Frank Tripucka, hung up his black cleats....
Time for Thunder to use retired Sonic numbers
Edit The Oklahoman 29 Jun 2015
by Berry Tramel. Gary Payton drives to the basket during the 2002 NBA playoffs. Payton's No. 20 is not retired, because the Sonics hadn't retired it before leaving for Oklahoma City, and OKC had no reason to honor Payton. (AP Photo). Thunder rookie Cameron Payne wanted jersey No. 1. That’s what he wore at Murray State. But Payne can’t wear No. 1 with the Thunder ... 32 ... 18, which had been retired almost 50 years in honor of Frank Tripucka ... 8 ... 14 ... 32....
Let's Talk About Notre Dame's First Round NFL Draft Picks
Edit WPXI 29 Apr 2015
The NFL has drafted many Notre Dame players in the first round--who are the best and worst picks? ... Here is a ranking of every pick. *Does not include 1st round picks in the AFL or other leagues. 62 ... 61 ... 60 ... QB Frank Dancewicz, 1st pick in 1946 (Boston Yanks) ... 58 ... 57 ... 56 ... 54 ... C Frank Szymanski, 6th pick in 1945 (Detroit Lions) ... QB Frank Tripucka, 9th pick in 1949 (Philadelphia Eagles) ... OT Frank Varrichione, 6th pick in 1955 (Pittsburgh Steelers) ... ....
Legend and Legacy: Finding quarterbacks (Denver Broncos)
Edit noodls 26 Mar 2015
The very first quarterback in pro football history to throw for 3,000 yards in a single season was the Broncos' Frank Tripucka in 1960, and Frank was a number one draft choice, all right - by Philadelphia in 1949 ... Elway and Tripucka are Ring of Famers; Manning, like Elway, is a certain Hall of Famer, but the Broncos have two other Ring of Fame quarterbacks, and neither was drafted by Denver....
Legend and Legacy: Orange's origin (Denver Broncos)
Edit noodls 21 Feb 2015
(Source ... Future presidential candidate Jack Kemp started at quarterback for the Chargers, while legendary veteran Frank Tripucka was at the helm for Denver. Tripucka delighted the crowd with two touchdown passes, including one to former Notre Dame star wide receiver Bob Scarpitto for 49 yards, and fellow future Ring of Famer Gene Mingo scored a touchdown and kicked three field goals on a beautiful 70 degree night ... distributed by ... (noodl....
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