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The suicide of San Diego Chargers QB Coach Dwain Painter ex wife Diane Painter prior to Super Bowl 29 in 1995 apparently started the 1994 San Diego Chargers Death Curse which today unfortunately added football legend Junior Seau from a tragic suicide, which brings at least 9, 1994 San Diego Charger players dead to date.

Here is unfortunately how the 1994 San Diego Chargers actually started and the victims to date:

Diane Painter, the ex wife of QB Coach Dwain Painter committed suicide by Carbon Monoxide Poisoning in her Car in her Pittsburgh suburb home Jan. 15, 1995, hours after the San Diego Chargers beat the Pittsburgh Steelers in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania’s Three Rivers Stadium to win the American Football Conference championship and go to the Super Bowl. According to a NY Times article, Diane Painter was upset that she would not be going to the Super Bowl with her ex husband. A week after the Super Bowl, the son and daughter of Dwain and Diane Painter went to scatter Diane Painter’s ashes on a rocky ledge off the North California coast, one of Diane Painter’s favorite places. Somehow a freak 25 foot wave arose, sweeping Doug Painter and his sister Debbie Menta off the rocks and Debbie Menta was swept away and tragically died and Doug Painter was injured but survived.

The premature deaths of members of the 1994 San Diego Chargers followed:

Within 5 months of the 1995 Super Bowl, San Diego Chargers linebacker David Griggs died June 19, 1995 in a Florida car crash.

Running back Rodney Culver and his wife were killed on a Flight 592 ValuJet crash in the Everglades along with all 110 passengers on May 11, 2008.

Linebacker Doug Miller died during a Colorado camping trip after being struck by lightning twice on July 21, 1998.

Offensive lineman Curtis Whitley died from a drug overdose on May 11, 2008.

Defensive lineman Chris Mims died from an enlarged heart on Oct. 15, 2008.

Defensive end Shawn Lee died from cardiac arrest on Feb. 26, 2011.

Linebacker Lew Bush died of a heart attack on Dec. 8, 2011

Junior Seau committed suicide by a gunshot to his chest on May 2, 2012.

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If you’re an NFL Freak like me and you have the sudden urge to wonder about any Quarterback drafted in the NFL from 1970 onwards, here’s a complete quick listing by year, Round, Overall # in Draft, Player, College and Team. It’s amazing how many quarterbacks I’ve forgotten about through the years. This is a revised 2012 NFL draft listing from my previous 2010 NFL draft listing and this Blog Post now covers: Quarterbacks Drafted in the NFL 2012 -1970 by Year, Team, Round, College. Please check out our large Online Discount Gift Store featuring 2011 Gifts by clicking this link and our other Online Discount Stores below which helps support this politically incorrect blog. Thank you.

2012 Quarterbacks

Rd # Player College Team

1 1 Andrew Luck Stanford Indianapolis Colts
1 2 Robert Griffin III Baylor Washington Redskins
1 8 Ryan Tannehill Texas A&M Miami Dolphins
1 22 Brandon Weeden Oklahoma State Cleveland Browns
2 57 Brock Osweiler Arizona State Denver Broncos
3 75 Russell Wilson Wisconsin Seattle Seahawks
3(Sup) 15 Terrelle Pryor Ohio State Oakland Raiders
3 88 Nick Foles Arizona Philadelphia Eagles
4 102 Kirk Cousins Michigan State Washington Redskins
6 185 Ryan Lindley San Diego State Arizona Cardinals
7 243 BJ Coleman Tenn-Chattanooga Green Bay Packers
7 253 Chandler Harnish Northern Illinois Indianapolis Colts

2011 Quarterbacks

Rd # Player College Team

1 1 Cam Newton Auburn Carolina Cougars
1 8 Jake Locker Washington Tennessee Titan
1 10 Blaine Gabbert Missouri Jacksonville Jaguars
1 12 Christian Ponder Florida State Minnesota Vikings
2 35 Andy Dalton TCU Cincinnati Bengals
2 36 Colin Kaepernick Nevada San Francisco 49ers
3 74 Ryan Mallett Arkansas New England Patriots
5 135 Ricky Stanzi Iowa Kansas City Chiefs
5 152 Taylor Yates North Carolina Houston Texans
5 160 Nathan Enderle Idaho Chicago Bears
6 180 Tyrod Taylor Virginia Tech Baltimore Ravens
7 208 Greg McElroy Alabama NY Jets

2010 Quarterbacks

1 1 Sam Bradford Oklahoma St. Louis Rams
1 25 Tim Tebow Florida Denver Broncos
2 48 Jimmy Clausen Notre Dame Carolina Panthers
3 85 Colt McCoy Texas Cleveland Browns
3 89 Armanti Edwards Appalachian State Carolina Panthers (As WR)
4 122 Mike Kafka Northwestern Philadelphia Eagles
5 155 John Skelton Fordham Arizona Cardinals
5 168 Jonathan Crompton Tennessee San Diego Chargers
6 176 Rusty Smith Florida Atlantic Tennessee Titans
6 181 Dan Lefevour Central Michigan Chicago Bears
6 204 Tony Pike Cincinnati Carolina Panthers
7 209 Levi Brown Troy State Buffalo Bills
7 239 Sean Canfield Oregon State New Orleans Saints
7 250 Zac Robinson Oklahoma State New England Patriots

2009 Quarterbacks

1 1 Matthew Stafford Georgia Detroit Lions
1 5 Mark Sanchez USC NY Jets
1 17 Josh Freeman Kansas State Tampa Bay Buccaneers
2 44 Pat White West Virginia Miami Dolphins
4 101 Stephen McGee Texas A & M Dallas Cowboys
5 151 Rhett Bomar Sam Houston State NY Giants
5 171 Nate Davis Boise State San Francisco 49ers
6 174 Tom Brandstater Fresno State Denver Broncos
6 178 Mike Teel Rutgers Seattle Seahawks
6 196 Keith Null West Texas A & M St. Louis Rams
6 201 Curtis Painter Purdue Indianapolis Colts
7 232 Julian Edelman Kent State New England Patriots

2008 – Quarterbacks

1 3 Matt Ryan Boston College Atlanta Falcons
1 18 Joe Flacco Delaware Baltimore Ravens
2 56 Brian Brohm Louisville Green Bay Packers
2 57 Chad Henne Michigan Miami Dolphins
3 94 Kevin O’Connell San Diego State New England Patriots
5 137 John David Booty USC Minnesota Vikings
5 156 Dennis Dixon Oregon Pittsburgh Steelers
5 160 Josh Johnson San Diego Tampa Bay Buccaneers
5 162 Erik Ainge Tennessee New York Jets
6 186 Colt Brennan Hawaii Washington Redskins
6 198 Andre Woodson Kentucky New York Giants
7 209 Matt Flynn Louisiana State Green Bay Packers
7 223 Alex Brink Washington State Houston Texans

2007 – Quarterbacks

Rd # Player College Team
1 1 JaMarcus Russell Louisiana State Oakland Raiders
1 22 Brady Quinn Notre Dame Cleveland Browns
2 36 Kevin Kolb Houston Philadelphia Eagles
2 40 John Beck Brigham Young Miami Dolphins
2 43 Drew Stanton Michigan State Detroit Lions
3 92 Trent Edwards Stanford Buffalo Bills
5 151 Jeff Rowe Nevada-Reno Cincinnati Bengals
5 174 Troy Smith Ohio State Baltimore Ravens
6 205 Jordan Palmer Texas-El Paso Washington Redskins
7 217 Tyler Thigpen Coastal Carolina Minnesota Vikings

2006 – Quarterbacks

Rd # Player College Team
1 3 Vince Young Texas Tennessee Titans
1 10 Matt Leinart USC Arizona Cardinals
1 11 Jay Cutler Vanderbilt Denver Broncos
2 49 Kellen Clemens Oregon New York Jets
2 64 Tarvaris Jackson Alabama State Minnesota Vikings
3 81 Charlie Whitehurst Clemson San Diego Chargers
3 85 Brodie Croyle Alabama Kansas City Chiefs
5 148 Ingle Martin Furman Green Bay Packers
5 164 Omar Jacobs Bowling Green State Pittsburgh Steelers
6 194 Bruce Gradkowski Toledo Tampa Bay Buccaneers
7 223 D.J. Shockley Georgia Atlanta Falcons

2005 – Quarterbacks

Rd #
1 1 Alex Smith Utah San Francisco 49ers
1 24 Aaron Rodgers California Green Bay Packers
1 25 Jason Campbell Auburn Washington Redskins
3 67 Charlie Frye Akron Cleveland Browns
3 69 Andrew Walter Arizona State Oakland Raiders
3 85 David Greene Georgia Seattle Seahawks
4 106 Kyle Orton Purdue Chicago Bears
4 121 Stefan LeFors Louisville Carolina Panthers
5 145 Dan Orlovsky Connecticut Detroit Lions
5 152 Adrian McPherson Florida State New Orleans Saints
6 213 Derek Anderson Oregon State Baltimore Ravens
7 230 Matt Cassel USC New England Patriots
7 250 Ryan Fitzpatrick Harvard St. Louis Rams

2004 – Quarterbacks

1 1 Eli Manning Mississippi San Diego Chargers
1 4 Philip Rivers North Carolina State New York Giants
1 11 Ben Roethlisberger Miami (Ohio) Pittsburgh Steelers
1 22 J.P. Losman Tulane Buffalo Bills
3 90 Matt Schaub Virginia Atlanta Falcons
4 106 Luke McCown Louisiana Tech Cleveland Browns
5 148 Craig Krenzel Ohio State Chicago Bears
6 185 Andy Hall Delaware Philadelphia Eagles
6 187 Josh Harris Bowling Green State Baltimore Ravens
6 193 Jim Sorgi Wisconsin Indianapolis Colts
6 201 Jeff Smoker Michigan State St. Louis Rams
7 202 John Navarre Michigan Arizona Cardinals
7 217 Cody Pickett Washington San Francisco 49ers
7 218 Casey Bramlet Wyoming Cincinnati Bengals
7 225 Matt Mauck Louisiana State Denver Broncos
7 248 B.J. Symons Texas Tech Houston Texans
7 250 Bradlee Van Pelt Colorado State Denver Broncos

2003 – Quarterbacks

1 1 Carson Palmer USC Cincinnati Bengals
1 7 Byron Leftwich Marshall Jacksonville Jaguars
1 19 Kyle Boller California Baltimore Ravens
1 22 Rex Grossman Florida Chicago Bears
3 88 Dave Ragone Louisville Houston Texans
3 97 Chris Simms Texas Tampa Bay Buccaneers
4 110 Seneca Wallace Iowa State Seattle Seahawks
5 163 Brian St. Pierre Boston College Pittsburgh Steelers
6 192 Drew Henson Michigan Houston Texans
6 200 Brooks Bollinger Wisconsin New York Jets
6 201 Kliff Kingsbury Texas Tech New England Patriots
7 232 Gibran Hamdan Indiana Washington Redskins
7 241 Ken Dorsey Miami (Fla.) San Francisco 49ers

2002 – Quarterbacks

1 1 David Carr Fresno State Houston Texans
1 3 Joey Harrington Oregon Detroit Lions
1 32 Patrick Ramsey Tulane Washington Redskins
3 81 Josh McCown Sam Houston State Arizona Cardinals
4 108 David Garrard East Carolina Jacksonville Jaguars
4 117 Rohan Davey Louisiana State New England Patriots
5 137 Randy Fasani Stanford Carolina Panthers
5 158 Kurt Kittner Illinois Atlanta Falcons
5 163 Brandon Doman Brigham Young San Francisco 49ers
5 164 Craig Nall Northwestern State-Louisiana Green Bay Packers
6 186 J.T. O’Sullivan California-Davis New Orleans Saints
7 216 Seth Burford Cal Poly-S.L.O. San Diego Chargers
7 232 Jeff Kelly Southern Mississippi Seattle Seahawks
7 235 Ronald Curry North Carolina Oakland Raiders
7 236 Wes Pate Stephen F. Austin St. Baltimore Ravens

2001 – Quarterbacks

1 1 Michael Vick Virginia Tech Atlanta Falcons
2 32 Drew Brees Purdue San Diego Chargers
2 53 Quincy Carter Georgia Dallas Cowboys
2 59 Marques Tuiasosopo Washington Oakland Raiders
4 106 Chris Weinke Florida State Carolina Panthers
4 109 Sage Rosenfels Iowa State Washington Redskins
4 125 Jesse Palmer Florida New York Giants
5 149 Mike McMahon Rutgers Detroit Lions
5 155 A.J. Feeley Oregon Philadelphia Eagles
6 172 Josh Booty Louisiana State Seattle Seahawks
6 177 Josh Heupel Oklahoma Miami Dolphins

2000 – Quarterbacks

1 18 Chad Pennington Marshall New York Jets
3 65 Giovanni Carmazzi Hofstra San Francisco 49ers
3 75 Chris Redman Louisville Baltimore Ravens
5 163 Tee Martin Tennessee Pittsburgh Steelers
6 168 Marc Bulger West Virginia New Orleans Saints
6 183 Spergon Wynn Texas State Cleveland Browns
6 199 Tom Brady Michigan New England Patriots
6 202 Todd Husak Stanford Washington Redskins
7 212 Tim Rattay Louisiana Tech San Francisco 49ers
7 214 Jarious Jackson Notre Dame Denver Broncos
7 234 Joe Hamilton Georgia Tech Tampa Bay Buccaneers

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1999 – Quarterbacks

1 1 Tim Couch Kentucky Cleveland Browns
1 2 Donovan McNabb Syracuse Philadelphia Eagles
1 3 Akili Smith Oregon Cincinnati Bengals
1 11 Daunte Culpepper Central Florida Minnesota Vikings
1 12 Cade McNown UCLA Chicago Bears
2 50 Shaun King Tulane Tampa Bay Buccaneers
3 77 Brock Huard Washington Seattle Seahawks
4 101 Joe Germaine Ohio State St. Louis Rams
4 131 Aaron Brooks Virginia Green Bay Packers
5 151 Kevin Daft California-Davis Tennessee Titans
7 227 Michael Bishop Kansas State New England Patriots
7 239 Chris Greisen Northwest Missouri State Arizona Cardinals
7 245 Scott Covington Miami (Fla.) Cincinnati Bengals

1998 – Quarterbacks

1 1 Peyton Manning Tennessee Indianapolis Colts
1 2 Ryan Leaf Washington State San Diego Chargers
2 60 Charlie Batch Eastern Michigan Detroit Lions
3 86 Jonathan Quinn Middle Tennessee State Jacksonville Jaguars
3 91 Brian Griese Michigan Denver Broncos
6 187 Matt Hasselbeck Boston College Green Bay Packers
7 232 Moses Moreno Colorado State Chicago Bears

1997 – Quarterbacks

1 26 Jim Druckenmiller Virginia Tech San Francisco 49ers
2 42 Jake Plummer Arizona State Arizona Cardinals
4 99 Danny Wuerffel Florida New Orleans Saints
4 110 Pat Barnes California Kansas City Chiefs
6 171 Mike Cherry Murray State New York Giants
6 191 Chuck Clements Houston New York Jets
7 204 Tony Graziani Oregon Atlanta Falcons
7 207 Koy Detmer Colorado Philadelphia Eagles
7 234 Wally Richardson Penn State Baltimore Ravens

1996 – Quarterbacks

2 42 Tony Banks Michigan State St. Louis Rams
3 85 Bobby Hoying Ohio State Philadelphia Eagles
4 100 Jeff Lewis Northern Arizona Denver Broncos
4 130 Danny Kanell Florida State New York Giants
7 238 Jon Stark Trinity International Baltimore Ravens
7 240 Kyle Wachholtz USC Green Bay Packers

1995 – Quarterbacks

1 3 Steve McNair Alcorn State Houston Oilers
1 5 Kerry Collins Penn State Carolina Panthers
2 45 Todd Collins Michigan Buffalo Bills
2 60 Kordell Stewart Colorado Pittsburgh Steelers
3 80 Stoney Case New Mexico Arizona Cardinals
3 84 Eric Zeier Georgia Cleveland Browns
4 99 Rob Johnson USC Jacksonville Jaguars
4 111 Chad May Kansas State Minnesota Vikings
4 119 Dave Barr California Philadelphia Eagles
4 134 Steve Stenstrom Stanford Kansas City Chiefs
5 160 Jay Barker Alabama Green Bay Packers
6 197 Craig Whelihan U. of Pacific San Diego Chargers
7 213 John Walsh Brigham Young Cincinnati Bengals

1994 – Quarterbacks

1 3 Heath Shuler Tennessee Washington Redskins
1 6 Trent Dilfer Fresno State Tampa Bay Buccaneers
4 111 Perry Klein C.W. Post Atlanta Falcons
4 116 Doug Nussmeier Idaho New Orleans Saints
6 178 Jim Miller Michigan State Pittsburgh Steelers
7 197 Gus Frerotte Tulsa Washington Redskins
7 198 Jay Walker Howard New England Patriots
7 199 Steve Matthews Memphis Kansas City Chiefs
7 208 Glenn Foley Boston College New York Jets

1993 – Quarterbacks

1 1 Drew Bledsoe Washington State New England Patriots
1 2 Rick Mirer Notre Dame Seattle Seahawks
3 58 Billy Joe Hobert Washington Los Angeles Raiders
5 118 Mark Brunell Washington Green Bay Packers
7 192 Gino Torretta Miami (Fla.) Minnesota Vikings
8 216 Alex Van Pelt Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Steelers
8 219 Elvis Grbac Michigan San Francisco 49ers
8 222 Trent Green Indiana San Diego Chargers

1992 – Quarterbacks

1 6 David Klingler Houston Cincinnati Bengals
1 25 Tommy Maddox UCLA Denver Broncos
2 40 Matt Blundin Virginia Kansas City Chiefs
2 46 Tony Sacca Penn State Phoenix Cardinals
4 86 Craig Erickson Miami (Fla.) Tampa Bay Buccaneers
4 102 Casey Weldon Florida State Philadelphia Eagles
4 107 Will Furrer Virginia Tech Chicago Bears
4 112 Chris Hakel William & Mary Washington Redskins
6 166 Jeff Blake East Carolina New York Jets
8 211 Kent Graham Ohio State New York Giants
8 220 Bucky Richardson Texas A&M Houston Oilers
8 222 Mike Pawlawski California Tampa Bay Buccaneers
9 227 Brad Johnson Florida State Minnesota Vikings
9 228 T.J. Rubley Tulsa Los Angeles Rams
9 230 Ty Detmer Brigham Young Green Bay Packers
Sup Dave Brown Duke New York Giants

1991 – Quarterbacks

1 16 Dan McGwire San Diego State Seattle Seahawks
1 24 Todd Marinovich USC Los Angeles Raiders
2 33 Brett Favre Southern Mississippi Atlanta Falcons
2 34 Browning Nagle Louisville New York Jets
4 84 Scott Zolak Maryland New England Patriots
4 99 Donald Hollas Rice Cincinnati Bengals
4 106 Bill Musgrave Oregon Dallas Cowboys
7 190 Paul Justin Arizona State Chicago Bears
10 260 Pat O’Hara USC Tampa Bay Buccaneers
11 284 Shawn Moore Virginia Denver Broncos

1990 – Quarterbacks

1 1 Jeff George Illinois Indianapolis Colts
1 7 Andre Ware Houston Detroit Lions
3 59 Tom Hodson Louisiana State New England Patriots
3 63 Peter Tom Willis Florida State Chicago Bears
3 70 Neil O’Donnell Maryland Pittsburgh Steelers
4 84 Troy Taylor California New York Jets
4 86 Cary Conklin Washington Washington Redskins
4 93 Scott Mitchell Utah Miami Dolphins
5 135 Craig Kupp Pacific Lutheran New York Giants
6 138 John Friesz Idaho San Diego Chargers
6 156 Mike Buck Maine New Orleans Saints
12 311 Gene Benhart Western Illinois Indianapolis Colts
12 321 Reggie Slack Auburn Houston Oilers

1989 – Quarterbacks

1 1 Troy Aikman UCLA Dallas Cowboys
2 32 Mike Elkins Wake Forest Kansas City Chiefs
2 51 Billy Joe Tolliver Texas Tech San Diego Chargers
3 74 Anthony Dilweg Duke Green Bay Packers
3 83 Erik Wilhelm Oregon State Cincinnati Bengals
4 87 Jeff Graham Long Beach State Green Bay Packers
4 102 Jeff Carlson Weber State Los Angeles Rams
6 140 Jeff Francis Tennessee Los Angeles Raiders
6 141 Rodney Peete USC Detroit Lions
11 296 Wayne Johnson Georgia Indianapolis Colts
Sup Timm Rosenbach Washington State Phoenix Cardinals
Sup Steve Walsh Miami (Fla.) Dallas Cowboys

1988 – Quarterbacks

3 76 Chris Chandler Washington Indianapolis Colts
6 149 Don McPherson Syracuse Philadelphia Eagles
6 151 Scott Secules Virginia Dallas Cowboys
6 159 Stan Humphries Louisiana-Monroe Washington Redskins
7 175 Mike Perez San Jose State New York Giants
7 180 Kerwin Bell Florida Miami Dolphins
10 274 Todd Santos San Diego State New Orleans Saints
11 282 Danny McManus Florida State Kansas City Chiefs
12 328 Steve Slayden Duke Cleveland Browns

1987 – Quarterbacks

1 1 Vinny Testaverde Miami (Fla.) Tampa Bay Buccaneers
1 6 Kelly Stouffer Colorado State St. Louis Cardinals
1 13 Chris Miller Oregon Atlanta Falcons
1 26 Jim Harbaugh Michigan Chicago Bears
3 64 Cody Carlson Baylor Houston Oilers
4 88 Mark Vlasic Iowa San Diego Chargers
4 98 Rich Gannon Delaware New England Patriots
4 110 Steve Beuerlein Notre Dame Los Angeles Raiders
7 180 Kevin Sweeney Fresno State Dallas Cowboys
7 186 Doug Hudson Nicholls State Kansas City Chiefs
8 216 Sammy Garza Texas-El Paso Seattle Seahawks
10 255 Don Majkowski Virginia Green Bay Packers
10 275 John Paye Stanford San Francisco 49ers
11 295 Brent Pease Montana Minnesota Vikings
11 307 Dave Walter Michigan Tech New York Giants
12 313 Mike Shula Alabama Tampa Bay Buccaneers
12 327 Bill Ransdell Kentucky New York Jets

1986 – Quarterbacks

1 3 Jim Everett Purdue Houston Oilers
1 12 Chuck Long Iowa Detroit Lions
2 47 Jack Trudeau Illinois Indianapolis Colts
3 67 Bubby Brister Louisiana-Monroe Pittsburgh Steelers
3 71 Hugh Millen Washington Los Angeles Rams
4 99 Doug Gaynor Long Beach State Cincinnati Bengals
6 146 Mark Rypien Washington State Washington Redskins
6 150 Stan Gelbaugh Maryland Dallas Cowboys
7 174 Mike Norseth Kansas Cleveland Browns
11 291 David Norrie UCLA Seattle Seahawks
12 312 Kent Austin Mississippi St. Louis Cardinals
12 313 Brian McClure Bowling Green State Buffalo Bills
12 316 Steve Bradley Indiana Cincinnati Bengals

1985 – Quarterbacks

2 37 Randall Cunningham Nevada-Las Vegas Philadelphia Eagles
3 57 Frank Reich Maryland Buffalo Bills
6 142 Steve Bono UCLA Minnesota Vikings
6 143 Rusty Hilger Oklahoma State Los Angeles Raiders
11 285 Doug Flutie Boston College Los Angeles Rams
11 294 Joe Shield Trinity (Conn.) Green Bay Packers
Sup Bernie Kosar Miami (Fla.) Cleveland Browns

1984 – Quarterbacks

2 38 Boomer Esiason Maryland Cincinnati Bengals
3 59 Jeff Hostetler West Virginia New York Giants
3 80 Rick McIvor Texas St. Louis Cardinals
3 83 Jay Schroeder UCLA Washington Redskins
5 113 Steve Pelluer Washington Dallas Cowboys
5 138 Dean May Louisville Miami Dolphins
6 148 Ben Bennett Duke Atlanta Falcons
6 153 Randy Wright Wisconsin Green Bay Packers
6 158 Terry Nugent Colorado State Cleveland Browns
6 160 John Witkowski Columbia Detroit Lions
7 191 Scott Campbell Purdue Pittsburgh Steelers
11 281 Blair Kiel Notre Dame Tampa Bay Buccaneers
11 297 Kyle Mackey Texas A&M-Commerce St. Louis Cardinals
Sup Tim Riordan Temple St. Louis Cardinals
Sup Frank Seurer Kansas Seattle Seahawks
Sup Steve Young Brigham Young Tampa Bay Buccaneers

1983 – Quarterbacks

1 1 John Elway Stanford Baltimore Colts
1 7 Todd Blackledge Penn State Kansas City Chiefs
1 14 Jim Kelly Miami (Fla.) Buffalo Bills
1 15 Tony Eason Illinois New England Patriots
1 24 Ken O’Brien California-Davis New York Jets
1 27 Dan Marino Pittsburgh Miami Dolphins
5 137 Jeff Christensen Eastern Illinois Cincinnati Bengals
6 162 Reggie Collier Southern Mississippi Dallas Cowboys
6 168 Babe Laufenberg Indiana Washington Redskins
8 197 Gary Kubiak Texas A&M Denver Broncos
10 267 Tom Ramsey UCLA New England Patriots
10 272 Bruce Mathison Nebraska San Diego Chargers
11 280 Jim Bob Taylor Georgia Tech Baltimore Colts

1982 – Quarterbacks

1 4 Art Schlichter Ohio State Baltimore Colts
1 5 Jim McMahon Brigham Young Chicago Bears
2 44 Oliver Luck West Virginia Houston Oilers
2 48 Matt Kofler San Diego State Buffalo Bills
4 84 Mike Pagel Arizona State Baltimore Colts
6 149 Mike Kelley Georgia Tech Atlanta Falcons
6 154 Mike Machurek Idaho State Detroit Lions
11 291 Bob Holly Princeton Washington Redskins

1981 – Quarterbacks

1 6 Rich Campbell California Green Bay Packers
2 33 Neil Lomax Portland State St. Louis Cardinals
4 90 Tom Flick Washington Washington Redskins
4 96 Brad Wright New Mexico Miami Dolphins
4 98 Mark Herrmann Purdue Denver Broncos
8 207 Mark Reed Morehead State New York Giants
8 210 Wade Wilson Texas A&M-Commerce Minnesota Vikings
9 228 Mike Ford Southern Methodist Tampa Bay Buccaneers
11 292 Rick Trocano Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Steelers
12 319 Bob Gagliano Utah State Kansas City Chiefs
Sup Dave Wilson Illinois New Orleans Saints

1980 – Quarterbacks

1 15 Marc Wilson Brigham Young Oakland Raiders
1 28 Mark Malone Arizona State Pittsburgh Steelers
4 85 Eric Hipple Utah State Detroit Lions
4 89 Rusty Lisch Notre Dame St. Louis Cardinals
4 101 Ed Luther San Jose State San Diego Chargers
4 109 Paul McDonald USC Cleveland Browns
5 133 Gary Hogeboom Central Michigan Dallas Cowboys
6 145 Scott Brunner Delaware New York Giants
7 182 Craig Bradshaw Utah State Houston Oilers
8 202 Todd Krueger Northern Michigan Buffalo Bills
8 214 David Woodley Louisiana State Miami Dolphins
9 242 Turk Schonert Stanford Chicago Bears

1979 – Quarterbacks

1 3 Jack Thompson Washington State Cincinnati Bengals
1 7 Phil Simms Morehead State New York Giants
1 23 Steve Fuller Clemson Kansas City Chiefs
3 82 Joe Montana Notre Dame San Francisco 49ers
4 97 Steve Dils Stanford Minnesota Vikings
5 116 Dan Manucci Kansas State Buffalo Bills
5 133 Chuck Fusina Penn State Tampa Bay Buccaneers
6 154 Mike Moroski California-Davis Atlanta Falcons
9 231 Jeff Komlo Delaware Detroit Lions
9 246 Jeff Rutledge Alabama Los Angeles Rams
11 295 Dave Rader Tulsa San Diego Chargers
12 327 Larry Fortner Miami (Fla.) Miami Dolphins

1978 – Quarterbacks

1 17 Doug Williams Grambling State Tampa Bay Buccaneers
2 50 Matt Cavanaugh Pittsburgh New England Patriots
2 51 Guy Benjamin Stanford Miami Dolphins
3 68 Mark Miller Bowling Green State Cleveland Browns
3 73 Gifford Nielsen Brigham Young Houston Oilers
4 104 Pete Woods Missouri Kansas City Chiefs
4 105 Mark Manges Maryland Los Angeles Rams
5 131 Rob Hertel USC Cincinnati Bengals
8 200 Dennis Sproul Arizona State Green Bay Packers
11 281 Pat Ryan Tennessee New York Jets
12 333 Bill Kenney Northern Colorado Miami Dolphins

1977 – Quarterbacks

1 19 Steve Pisarkiewicz Missouri St. Louis Cardinals
1 27 Tommy Kramer Rice Minnesota Vikings
2 54 Glenn Carano Nevada-Las Vegas Dallas Cowboys
4 91 Vince Ferragamo Nebraska Los Angeles Rams
5 115 Fred Besana California Buffalo Bills
5 117 Randy Dean Northwestern New York Giants
5 121 Cliff Stoudt Youngstown State Pittsburgh Steelers
5 128 Cliff Olander New Mexico State San Diego Chargers
6 140 Vince Evans USC Chicago Bears
6 160 Tom Duniven Texas Tech Cincinnati Bengals
8 196 Randy Hedberg Minot State Tampa Bay Buccaneers
8 206 David Whitehurst Furman Green Bay Packers
9 227 Matt Robinson Georgia New York Jets
10 254 Sam Adkins Wichita State Seattle Seahawks
10 275 Steve DeBerg San Jose State Dallas Cowboys

1976 – Quarterbacks

1 6 Richard Todd Alabama New York Jets
2 47 Mike Kruczek Boston College Pittsburgh Steelers
2 50 Jeb Blount Tulsa Oakland Raiders
4 93 Steve Myer New Mexico Seattle Seahawks
4 107 Craig Penrose San Diego State Denver Broncos
5 143 Mike Kirkland Arkansas Baltimore Colts
6 177 Scott Bull Arkansas San Francisco 49ers
7 183 Parnell Dickinson Mississippi Valley State Tampa Bay Buccaneers
12 333 Jerry Golsteyn Northern Illinois New York Giants

1975 – Quarterbacks

1 1 Steve Bartkowski California Atlanta Falcons
5 116 Steve Grogan Kansas State New England Patriots
5 128 David Humm Nebraska Oakland Raiders
6 135 Bob Avellini Maryland Chicago Bears
7 160 Steve Joachim Temple Baltimore Colts
7 176 Pat Haden USC Los Angeles Rams
12 296 Carlos Brown U. of Pacific Green Bay Packers
17 423 Neal Jeffrey Baylor San Diego Chargers

1974 – Quarterbacks

3 53 Danny White Arizona State Dallas Cowboys
3 66 David Jaynes Kansas Kansas City Chiefs
3 69 Kim McQuilken Lehigh Atlanta Falcons
3 70 Gary Marangi Boston College Buffalo Bills
4 80 Carl Summerell East Carolina New York Giants
4 87 Mike Boryla Stanford Cincinnati Bengals
4 99 Norris Weese Mississippi Los Angeles Rams
6 133 Jesse Freitas San Diego State San Diego Chargers
13 316 Joe Barnes Texas Tech Chicago Bears
13 322 Tom Owen Wichita State San Francisco 49ers
15 373 Larry Cipa Michigan New Orleans Saints
Sup Clint Longley Abilene Christian Cincinnati Bengals

1973 – Quarterbacks

1 2 Bert Jones Louisiana State Baltimore Colts
2 33 Gary Huff Florida State Chicago Bears
2 37 Ron Jaworski Youngstown State Los Angeles Rams
2 45 Gary Keithley Texas-El Paso St. Louis Cardinals
3 57 Joe Ferguson Arkansas Buffalo Bills
3 64 Dan Fouts Oregon San Diego Chargers
4 80 Mike Wells Illinois Minnesota Vikings
5 111 Don Strock Virginia Tech Miami Dolphins
8 205 Mike Rae USC Oakland Raiders
14 343 Tony Adams Utah State San Diego Chargers
14 348 John Hufnagel Penn State Denver Broncos
14 357 Dennis Morrison Kansas State San Francisco 49ers

1972 – Quarterbacks

1 11 Jerry Tagge Nebraska Green Bay Packers
1 14 John Reaves Florida Philadelphia Eagles
2 40 Pat Sullivan Auburn Atlanta Falcons
7 167 Jim Fassel Long Beach State Chicago Bears
7 179 Dean Carlson Iowa State Kansas City Chiefs
11 273 Joe Gilliam Tennessee State Pittsburgh Steelers
13 330 Brian Sipe San Diego State Cleveland Browns
16 414 Neil Graff Wisconsin Minnesota Vikings
17 421 Kelly Cochrane Miami (Fla.) Houston Oilers

1971 – Quarterbacks

1 1 Jim Plunkett Stanford New England Patriots
1 2 Archie Manning Mississippi New Orleans Saints
1 3 Dan Pastorini Santa Clara Houston Oilers
3 56 Lynn Dickey Kansas State Houston Oilers
3 59 Leo Hart Duke Atlanta Falcons
3 67 Ken Anderson Augustana (Ill.) Cincinnati Bengals
3 71 Karl Douglas Texas A&I Kingsville Baltimore Colts
4 99 Joe Theismann Notre Dame Miami Dolphins
6 140 Scott Hunter Alabama Green Bay Packers
7 167 Buddy Lee Louisiana State Chicago Bears
11 283 Joe Reed Mississippi State San Francisco 49ers
14 340 Bobby Scott Tennessee New Orleans Saints

1970 – Quarterbacks

1 1 Terry Bradshaw Louisiana Tech Pittsburgh Steelers
1 3 Mike Phipps Purdue Cleveland Browns
2 30 Dennis Shaw San Diego State Buffalo Bills
2 51 Bill Cappleman Florida State Minnesota Vikings
5 126 Steve Ramsey North Texas New Orleans Saints
8 198 Wayne Clark U.S. International (CA) San Diego Chargers
10 251 Frank Patrick Nebraska Green Bay Packers

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CBS The Good Wife “Pants on Fire” episode was a total insult to millions of viewers based on IMDB The Good Wife forum comments and an example of how poorly written TV Series have become. I am surprised that Actress Julianna Margulies would allow such a poorly written TV episode to air. Maybe Juliana Margulies character Alicia Florrick knows who murdered Rosa Torres and what was the fate of the three teenage defendants who were originally convicted of her murder because I sure as hell don’t know and neither do millions of viewers because this “Good Wife” episode was so poorly written. Its almost as if the murder plot was just a discarded throwaway for CBS and the Good Wife to take up half the episode.

What happened in “Pants on Fire” is that 3 teenage girls who bullied another girl were convicted of murdering her but the verdict has now been set aside because of problems with DNA testing. The DA’s Office plans to retry as they believe there is still enough physical evidence to convict but the 3 teenage girls are offered an “Alfred Deal” to be immediately released without retrial which means they agree that there is enough evidence to convict them though they don’t admit to the murder. Such a deal would not give them the opportunity to sue the State for Millions for being wrongfully imprisoned if they are truly innocent. All 3 girls must take the Alfred deal for it to be given or there will be a new trial a year away. Not all the girls want to take the deal as they think they’ll be found innocent and make millions in a lawsuit. Alicia then tries to solve the crime in 3 days and do something the Justice System couldn’t do for several years. Turns out Alicia may or may not find out at least one of the girls may or may not be the murderer.

At this point the episode and writing becomes a total insult to the audience and it is not clear to the audience if the girls took the deal or not and if one or all of them really murdered Rosa Torres. All I can say is I would think Juliana Margulies would have a say in the quality of the “Good Wife” and not allow such a half ass confusing ending to insult the “Good Wife” viewers. Please check out our large Online Discount Gift Store click here and our other Online Discount Stores below which helps support this politically incorrect blog. Thank you.

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Life is so much not like a Hollywood movie. I thought I’d share this recent experience I had with a bully from my childhood past of 45 years ago in case any of you have a Spiderman Peter Parker Flash Thompson bully becomes best friend fantasy. It ain’t gonna happen and you’re better off not making contact with a bully from your childhood! (Updated Blog)

My bully and I were originally good friends playing on the same Little League team: we’d ride home and walk back together after baseball games, stop in the candy store for sodas and my father would give him rides home and treat him to pizza and hot dogs. We didn’t go to the same school but we were good friends who both loved baseball. When I turned 12 I went to another school and my Little League friend went to this school as well and at first I was delighted as I’d have my pal in my school. My friend was a lot bigger than me in size and when I saw him for the first time in this new school and came over to him with a big hello and smile he started to tell me to get lost and was totally mean and obnoxious. He didn’t hit me or anything but ridiculed me. For the next 2 years in school, he made fun of me every time he saw me and as he was a lot bigger than me, I didn’t challenge him to a fight. I found out during that time that his father had died and I kind of attributed his behavior to that. When I later went on to another school, I never saw him again and completely forgot all about him.

It’s now 45 years later and I discovered a forum on my home town which I had left after High School and I posted a question on the forum about some people I hadn’t seen for ages. The friend turned bully wasn’t one of the people I asked about as I could care less about him. Somehow I got a private message from someone on the board who wanted me to call them but didn’t leave a name. I should note I used an anonymous screen name on the forum and didn’t identify myself. I emailed this person back and said I’m not calling someone whose name I don’t know. He emailed me back and told me his name and low and behold it was my friend turned bully from 45 years ago. I hadn’t thought of him for all this time but I still remembered his name and everything.

I wrote him back and said that he was an asshole to me when we were kids after originally being my buddy in Little League and under the circumstances I did not want to talk to him or continue the correspondence. He immediately emailed me back with an apology and said he understands and wrote no excuses or explanations. I wrote him back and told him I appreciated and accepted his apology and there were no hard feelings. I told him a bit about my life and mentioned how my late father really liked him and how I was sorry his father died when he was 12 as well as writing that I hope his life has been good. Here’s where unfortunately reality sets in and life is like “Lost”- there are no answers and explanations. He emails me back and tells me his father didn’t die when he was 12 but died only 2 years ago and just wrote a few lines of “How is the weather mundane inconsequential BS” with no explanation of why he turned on me whatsoever when we were kids. Needless to say I didn’t continue “our reunion”! So if you ever have a chance to confront a bully from your childhood, be smart and don’t bother, there’s nothing to be gained and no lessons to be learned. Please check out our large Online Discount Gift Store Click Here and our other Online Discount Stores below which helps support this politically incorrect blog. Thank you.

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Miley Cyrus and Liam Hemsworth will be divorced some time in the near future, the Gifts and Free Advice blog predicts in the near future because we’re psychic. Of course they have to get married first! Nothing personal to Miley Cyrus or Liam Hemsworth neither of who I know anything of as I’m neither fan or hater but when are celebrities going to get it into their stupid heads that celebrity marriages don’t work! It doesn’t take a rocket scientist or Nostradamus to realize that but celebrities keep marrying and divorcing each other daily and celebrity knuckleheads don’t understand that maybe there is a message there!

Before I get hate mail, I’ve got nothing against Miley Cyrus and Liam Hemsworth and I hope their marriage, assuming they are getting married, lasts but as I mentioned, the number of celebrity marriages that work, is pretty slim. The problem is that celebrity couples always think they’re going to be the exception. Sorry boys and girls, no.

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I predict Jeremy Lin will be leaving the New York Knicks as a free agent with Mike D’Antoni gone at the end of this current season unless somehow Mike Woodson or whoever is coaching the Knicks gives Lin significant playing time, the Knicks make the playoffs and Jeremy Lin is happy with the offense. I think the chances of that occurring are slim.

If I said Jeremy Lin will be leaving the Knicks during Linsanity you would have looked at me as insane. Unfortunately the NY Knicks players, particularly Carmelo Anthony, are running the asylum and what was temporarily Shangri-La is now Apocalypse Now. I think there will be Zero incentive for Jeremy Lin to want to stay a New York Knick now.

I don’t understand why the New York Knicks didn’t trade Carmelo Anthony when he didn’t embrace Mike D’Antoni’s offensive system and whoever made this decision, I’m guessing the owner, will be the cause of the New York Knicks basketball team be the laughing stock of the NBA when it didn’t have to be this way. Please check out our large Online Discount Gift Store click here and our other Online Discount Stores below which helps support this politically incorrect blog. Thank you.

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If the New York Knicks don’t trade Carmelo Anthony and Baron Davis for Pau Gasol now, they can give up on being a championship basketball team as well as a winning basketball team. The Knicks with Carmelo Anthony in the line-up remind me of someone who keeps running into a brick wall and gets knocked out and keeps repeating running into a brick wall thinking the outcome might be different this time. The word for that is Insane.

The New York Knicks clearly do not have any chemistry with Carmelo Anthony in the line-up. They were 8-15 before Carmelo Anthony was injured and 2-5 when Carmelo Anthony returned from his injury. a total of 10 wins and 20 losses with Carmelo Anthony in the line-up. In the games the Knicks played with Jeremy Lin starting (including the New Jersey game when he came off the bench) and Carmelo Anthony not playing the New York Knicks record was 10-3. Coincidence I think not.

The Los Angeles Lakers would love Carmelo Anthony and Baron Davis and they would trade Pau Gasol in a minute for them. The Knicks chemistry with Pau Gasol in the line-up would be awesome. The bottom line is, do the New York Knicks want to keep losing with Carmelo Anthony scoring 25 a game or win games? The New York Knicks need to decide real quick that this is Jeremy Lin’s team and pull the trigger and get Pau Gasol now. Please check out our large Online Discount Gift Store click here and our other Online Discount Stores below which helps support this politically incorrect blog. Thank you.

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Mike D’Antoni incorrect statistics use in determining not to foul NBA opponents when ahead by 3 points with little time left on the clock likely cost the New York Knicks a 115-111 loss March 4, 2012 and probably has cost the Knicks and his previously coached the Phoenix Suns other games in the past when up by 3 points with little time left on the clock. D’Antoni apparently uses a Statistics Service that he claims shows that there is a 93% chance of a team being up by 3 that doesn’t foul with little time left on the clock winning as opposed to a 90% chance of the same team winning if they do commit a foul, a 3% advantage in winning for the team that doesn’t commit a foul being up by 3 points.

Unfortunately while the above statistic giving the advantage to the team that doesn’t follow may be correct, D’Antoni has incorrectly used this statistic not to foul. Specifically, there may in fact be an advantage to foul if the team is playing an opponent with a losing record or perhaps even a winning record. This is because D’Antoni has not broken down his Statistics in more detail to use against his specific opponent. Another example is the statistics may change if in the case of the Boston Celtic Game the opponent has 0 time outs left.

I’m sure there can be other variables as well like home versus away games, etc. The bottom line is D’Antoni is not using enough criteria to justify his decision always not to foul the losing team when ahead by 3 points with little time left in the game. Mike D’Antoni needs to get further statistical breakdowns in advance rather than make a universal decision based on not enough data. He has simplified his statistical analysis to the Knicks detriment. Please check out our large Online Discount Gift Store click here and our other Online Discount Stores below which helps support this politically incorrect blog. Thank you.

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Even though Milwaukee Brewers Ryan Braun was not born unto 1983, Major League Baseball still believes baseball star Ryan Braun assassinated JFK November 22, 1963 even though Ryan wouldn’t be born for another 20 years after the fact. That’s just a technicality accord to baseball fans and Major League Baseball. Seriously, the existing Ryan Braun “Case” is just as ridiculous. For the record I think Ryan Braun is innocent but this case is a circus that could be answered by someone easily from Fed Ex. I also stopped following baseball for the last 25 years or so as it is without doubt the longest and most boring major league sport I’ve ever seen.

What I find bizarre about the case and I’m surprised no one seems to have brought up is that Ryan Braun proclaimed his innocence immediately and said the facts would bare it out but how was he to know so fast that his urine sample was not delivered in the time required by Major League Baseball? I’m sure there’s an easy explanation for this but what I find bizarre is that Ryan Braun blamed the person picking up his urine sample for not bringing it to a FED EX Office to send out. Braun said there were 5 FED EX offices opened in the area and there was one FED EX office opened 24 Hours yet the guy who picked up the urine said all the FED EX Offices were closed. Well they either were or weren’t. How difficult would it be for any news reporter to verify which is correct? .

Honestly, I don’t give a damn about Ryan Braun as I’m sure he doesn’t give a damn about me, but all he has to do is get FED EX to back up his claims and I don’t know why he’s not doing it. Back to watching Jeremy Lin and the Knicks on NBA Ticket! Please check out our large Online Discount Gift Store click here and our other Online Discount Stores below which helps support this politically incorrect blog. Thank you.

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The 2012 New York Knicks Bench is the deepest bench in NBA History and if the Knicks continue to play as they do without any major injuries they have a great chance to be the 2012 NBA Champions if they can make it past the Juggernaut that is the Miami Heat. I grew up a huge Knicks fan growing up in the City in the late 60′s and 70′s, watching 2 great Championship teams play basketball the way it was supposed to be played- a team game. It was an era where with a High School Pass called a “GO” card, you could get into NY Knick and NY Rangers games for $1.50 regardless who was playing. I stopped following the Knicks and basically stopped watching NBA basketball for the last 20 or so years as the NBA basically became a circus instead of a team game with the exceptions of some teams like the San Antonio Spurs and the Dallas Mavericks. I’ve just started watching and rooting for the New York Knicks again when Jeremy Lin gave the Knicks “Team Spirit” and I’m seeing basketball again like the days of those great Knick Teams in the past via NBA Ticket online which for the price, around $30 a month to watch all games online live is a great deal.

What amazes me though about this 2012 Knicks team is how deep the team and bench is. I’m convinced this is the deepest team in the History of the NBA and maybe the deepest team in the history of Professional Sports. Props to the New York Knicks General Manager and staff who’ve acquired such a deep bench of good players as well as Jeremy Lin. With this bench in which there is no deep fallout between the first and second team, the Knicks starters don’t have to play 35 to 40 minutes a game and can be well rested for the play-offs. In fact the second team seems to be as good as some of the starters on other NBA teams! Anytime you can have a Baron Davis, J.R. Smith, Ian Schumpert, Steve Novak, Jarred Jeffries come of the bench, you have an incredibly deep NBA Team. Go Knicks! Please check out our large Online Discount Gift Store click here and our other Online Discount Stores below which helps support this politically incorrect blog. Thank you.

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