Had he WANTED it, he could've been a top tier passing talent. When his legs started to give, he showed that he had an arm. If he put in the grind, he'd be up there with Manning, Brees, Brady in stats. Probably the most God gifted athlete to play football. Imagine if he'd given even 80-90%.
Getting Instructions Agree but I also believe that Vick is a good example of how a team owner can decide to force a West Coast offense on a QB when there were MUCH better options. Imagine switching Lamar Jackson to a West Coast Offense right now.
John Madden use to say in modern times there was no one he'd want as a QB other than Stabler, when the pressure was on and the clock was running out. Plus he called most of his own plays, unlike most of the QB's in modern times.
wasn't a raiders fan, but was a Snake Stabler fan. you miss that in this era of loudmouths, of too-serious, or so on.....just a laid-back Southern kid, never too riled up, having a good time.
The left side of the raiders line was amazing with Stabler I don’t think what Upshaw and Shell did on the left and what Henry Lawrence and John Vella did on the right is talked about in terms of what a line has to do for a left handed quarterback.
So in the disclosing my personal bias' I'm a middle aged Steeler fan, I knew Steve Young would be number 1 on the list because he''s like the safe pick for people but I'd take Kenny Stabler. Just remembering them days, them playing, it was like the 2 baddest MF'ers squaring off and Kenny Stabler was a great representation of that team.
Holy crap, I never thought about the reversal of the rotation of the ball. Sure to some it might just be trivial and others it comes down to just being a mental issue, but after 15 years give or take of experiencing something a specific way I could see that causing a mistake or two the first few times dealing with it maybe ...but then again if that's something that makes you screw up, then you probably shouldn't be in the league
It's a thing, but not hard to adjust to. My dad was lefty so the first throws I ever had to catch spun that way. I never thought about the different rotation.
2:27 Scott Mitchell. 5:48 Hey! Where's TIM TEBOW?! 11:05 Bobby Douglass. 15:45 Jim Zorn. 18:54 Michael Vick. 23:26 Mark Brunnell. 27:05 Frankie Albert. 30:38 Boomer Esiason. 35:09 The Snake, Ken Stabler. 39:50 Steve Young.
Completely agree. Brunell never got the respect he deserved. He’s still the best Jacksonville QB ever. He had a great arm, was super smart, and had a long career. Had it not been for the Titans, the Jags would have made it to the Super Bowl in 99 and would have really given the Rams a run for their money.
@@thejman8734 bro what yeah 11-25 144 yds and 1int yeah the he had the game won dude didn’t even play good in either playoff game icky woods did for him I swear y’all say anything that comes to minf
Tom Moore worked absolute magic with Scott Mitchell in 1995. It's ridiculous how much better Mitchell was in 1995 compared to the rest of his career. He was legit playing like a top 3 QB that season.
@@gabrieldodds1365 If you are a slewhawk fan, that is why you are biased against Stabler. Maybe if Young had played more, and was not bad in the beginning of his career I'd agree. Stabler was good from the start and one of the most clutch QB's of all time.
As a kid who lived in Chicago at the time Bobby Douglass was the QB for the Bears. He was so entertaining to watch and I loved watching his games. Then I lived in Jacksonville when Mark Brunell played for the Jags. He was exciting to watch, he ran an offense well and then boom, he took them to the playoffs. All of JAX was Jags Crazy! It was so much fun. My dad had season tickets. Jim Zorn was heck of a player. He scrambled like Tarkenton and when he had time to throw the ball, he could really put the ball down the field. Mike Vick has my wrath for the dog fighting stuff, but he paid for it. As a football player, he was amazing. Frankie Albert had so much going against him, yet was a great player for the 49ers. I know of him because I lived in SF, just before I joined the military. I loved my NFL history from time I wrote a little newsletter for our neighborhood about the sports scores and highlights over weekend. I had a shortwave radio and could pull in stations from all over the country. So, I got scores before my friends did watching the local tv stations. That was in the early 1970s, long before the internet. Boomer Esiason was a great addition to the Bengals. I'd lived in Cincinnati for 2 years in high school times and met my wife there when we were 15. Ken The Snake Stabler was incredible! I was in SF about then and one of my former teachers played offensive line for them. Mr. Dave Rowe taught metal shop to me in NJ when I was a kid. Mr. Rowe was the biggest teacher I ever had and was also the nicest guy I ever had as a teacher. What a truly great man. Yeah, Steve Young. Hmmm ... I am still not a big fan of his. I'm sorry, I'm a Joe Montana fan forever. I'll give Steve Young respect, he was definitely a great player. Though I'm still a faithful Joe Montana fan, period. Sorry Mr. Young, nothing personal.
Rowe played D-line. I think he was about 6'7." He must have had some great stories! Joe and Steve were both top ten all-timers. I can be objective here because I was always a Raiders fan and so had no dog in that particular fight.
Poor Scott Mitchell - no one likes him. Even though he's probably one of the best lefty QBs - and one of the best Lions QBs - ever. Those are very low bars, yes - but Mitchell *just* barely clears them.
Scott Mitchell is one of NFL Networks favorite punching bags for some reason. His spot at #10 is pretty much an inside joke, even though I think its harsh
The thing about Mitchell I think about is that he wasn’t as good as the 2 guys that preceded him. I mean Erik Kramer helped them get all the way to the NFC Championship game in 91 and Dave Kreig had several good years in Seattle as well as a good year in 94.
I remember being a ten year old Lions fan and thinking we found the guy that's going to get us there when Mitchell signed with the lions. We had the reviewers, the fullback, the line, the best running back ever and now we have a QB. But just like everyone else they put behind center for Detroit in the 90's he had a handful of flashes of brilliance but a majority of the time he was average to below average when the game really mattered. Still he was better than Andre Ware, Erik Kramer, chuck long, Rodney Peete, Bob Gagliano and some other no name guys I can't remember... But when all is said and done I would've taken Mitchell over Kitna... God it's hard to be a faithful Lions fan.
It's a low bar, but at least with him the Lions got to 3 playoffs in 4 years. It's not like they were consistently good before he got there. Then they were pretty awful for most of the next 12 years after they dumped him.
What a profound statement Mike Magary made, on a list ten best left handed QB’s he said “he’s on the list because he’s a left handed QB” earth shattering insight right there. Plus he apparently is stalking Suzy Kolber.
Steve Young was a great QB but his struggles against the Cowboys and Packers, the two other great NFC teams of the 90s kind of put a damper on his career. He did get the last laugh against both teams though and that Super Bowl win which is what really puts him in HOF status
I think so long as you get that one SB win... How many guys only got one? Fabre? A-Rod? How many guys didn’t even get one? Marino? Not sure why Young gets shit for “only” having one. You don’t hear that about other guys.
I mean Scott Mitchell never won a playoff game and (in my opinion) wasn’t as good as either of the guys before him (Dave Kreig and Erik Kramer). Sure he had one good statistical season but Tebow won a playoff game in dramatic fashion. I probably would have the list Mitchel 10 and Tebow 9.
I love lefties. They are for one rare and they look cool throwing the ball. Not to mention they have personalities that stand out. Stabler by far the coolest. Boomer had swag and Steve Young thought he was a fullback.
Boomer was The Man in The 80’s. He was 1 of the best in the entire NFL from 85-90, 2 Super Bowl losses to Montana. Him & Ickey Woods were the AFC’s 9’ers/WCO. 2 SB’s & an MVP of The League. Yea, he was sick.
Louis Lamberti Oh shnapz... All this time I seriously thought that was Boomer. Since I was a kid I thought that but it was because I was just old enough to remember when it was him.
People really be disrespecting Mark Brunell. Guy was a solid quarterback for many years, but just cause he played for Jacksonville means oh he wasn’t even that good
Facts i dont get the disrespect for Mark Brunell Mark Brunell 3x pro bowler and also took Jaguars a young franchise to a AFC championship Mark Brunell was mobile and can throw
vick below brunell or albert is wild. it's like people forget that vick had literally nobody to throw to in atlanta and he still found ways to win games.
I’m a lefty and it’s interesting how lefties seem to be able to throw on the run typically or more often than right handlers, not sure why that is. Probably because the percentage is just lower
@@johnselwitz5362 I do too. I don't care for overreaction firings especially in sports, but the NFLPA was probably smart for letting that neurologist go.
@@Gungho73 I agree, with how much money NFL neurologists make, mistakes like that should not happen. Not only is that putting Tua’s career in jeopardy, but also his health in general. I’m not a Dolphins fan but I really do hope he’s able to make a comeback from this. His performance against the Ravens this season was absolutely brilliant quarterback play.
@@johnselwitz5362 when a news site was coming out saying maybe he should retire to protect himself from stuff like that, as much as it is an overreaction in of itself, I could understand the sentiment. I would be freaked out for example if my relative (played for Vikings back in the day) was still playing and had that or what happened to Tyrod Taylor. And injuries are a part of the game. But those injuries are *avoidable.*
At least left handed people are allowed to potentially become QB. Tough shit for all those left handed people who wanted to play baseball and be an infielder not at 1B.
Good list. Steve definitely number one but as good as he is was I still believe they would have won more than one super bowl if Joe Montana was the man.
They talked about Michael Vick 2.0 being better than Michael Vick the first go around in the nfl meaning after his 2 year stint out of the league which reminds me, no one ever talks about a theory that I have that the 2 year rest of the body taking hits likely helped him. The human body isn’t made for the nfl and I think it’s likely there was a rejuvenation of his physical skills after that 2 year hiatus.
Stabler should be number one, should’ve been in the HOF LONG before young was. Cried his way to a starting position. Joe should never have been traded. The tears, the shaking!
No, he won't be. We said that about Matt Leinart. And some said it about Tebow, McNown, Chris Simms, ect, ect, ect. Hope you're right. But I wouldn't get too excited about it. Maybe in three years you can tell me how stupid I was for thinking this.
I'm convinced that the guys, who made the list rankings, all made a huge bet that Scott Mitchell would be an All-Pro in Detroit. He didn't, they lost all their money, and this is their payback: to put The Field before Mitchell. Even the remake with Tebow still counts as payback to them.
"The Field" refers to all the lousy lefty QB's that played, some with promise, but ended up being busts in the NFL. The way they set that up, it was a slight on Scott Mitchell more than anything.
The reason there have only been about 35 lefty QBs is that any kid who is decent enough throwing a ball with his left hand is taken off the football field and put on a pitcher’s mound
#10 Scott Mitchell, #9 The Field: how cruel can you get!
So then it's technically not a top 10 it's a top 32.
Tim Tebow replace The Field in 2012 I think, now Tua Tagovailoa should be replaced Tim Tebow.
He’s not the worst lefty quarterback in NFL history.
Vick had an incredible arm & his throwing motion was a thing of beauty. It was like a flick of the wrist that launched 70 yard passes.
Had he WANTED it, he could've been a top tier passing talent. When his legs started to give, he showed that he had an arm. If he put in the grind, he'd be up there with Manning, Brees, Brady in stats. Probably the most God gifted athlete to play football. Imagine if he'd given even 80-90%.
Facts. It looked so effortless
Getting Instructions Agree but I also believe that Vick is a good example of how a team owner can decide to force a West Coast offense on a QB when there were MUCH better options. Imagine switching Lamar Jackson to a West Coast Offense right now.
McNabb was left handed but threw with his right and Vick was right handed and threw with his left 😂
Vick sucked. He could run, that’s it. Just bc you can throw a ball far doesn’t mean anything. You have to be accurate. Which he wasn’t.
As someone who's left-handed, this list is always cool to watch.
Left handed people scare me
@@geno1399 Why?
Go lefty’s go.
Steve Young was very good but if I had to win a game, I would have to go with Ken Stabler.
I’m technically a BYU fan so I dont want to agree…but I think you’re right
John Madden use to say in modern times there was no one he'd want as a QB other than Stabler, when the pressure was on and the clock was running out. Plus he called most of his own plays, unlike most of the QB's in modern times.
wasn't a raiders fan, but was a Snake Stabler fan.
you miss that in this era of loudmouths, of too-serious, or so on.....just a laid-back Southern kid, never too riled up, having a good time.
Me personally I have to go with Kenny Stabler he was really something special the right man on the right team in the right era
with a left hand
The left side of the raiders line was amazing with Stabler
I don’t think what Upshaw and Shell did on the left and what Henry Lawrence and John Vella did on the right is talked about in terms of what a line has to do for a left handed quarterback.
Absolutely
god i love the field being on here, rest in peace jared lorenzen
So in the disclosing my personal bias' I'm a middle aged Steeler fan, I knew Steve Young would be number 1 on the list because he''s like the safe pick for people but I'd take Kenny Stabler. Just remembering them days, them playing, it was like the 2 baddest MF'ers squaring off and Kenny Stabler was a great representation of that team.
@@hannahmatos6149 I agree. I'd have Stabler #1 and Young #2
@@ragingbull154 I would toss a coin myself - both Steve Young and Ken "The Snake" Stabler were spectacular QBs.
This is the kind of list where you instantly know who the #1 is
I mean, it was obvious who 1, 2 and 3 were going to be, and the order
Snake and Steve Young ahead of boomer makes sense
RIP Jared Lorenzen. We did it for you J-Lo. The Hefty Lefty lives on...
The quarterback of my alma mater when I attended. So happy that he got a Super Bowl ring but was devastated when he passed away
Yeah well... Morbidly obese people with likely drug and alcohol issues are not known for their longevity...
He won with my Giants. I'll miss him.
Holy crap, I never thought about the reversal of the rotation of the ball. Sure to some it might just be trivial and others it comes down to just being a mental issue, but after 15 years give or take of experiencing something a specific way I could see that causing a mistake or two the first few times dealing with it maybe ...but then again if that's something that makes you screw up, then you probably shouldn't be in the league
That’s why Jerry Rice is the best receiver to play the game 💯
It's similar to why offensive linemen that can play the right and left sides are highly valued. Not everyone can do it.
Ball “curves” the opposite direction as well...
It's a thing, but not hard to adjust to. My dad was lefty so the first throws I ever had to catch spun that way. I never thought about the different rotation.
2:27 Scott Mitchell.
5:48 Hey! Where's TIM TEBOW?!
11:05 Bobby Douglass.
15:45 Jim Zorn.
18:54 Michael Vick.
23:26 Mark Brunnell.
27:05 Frankie Albert.
30:38 Boomer Esiason.
35:09 The Snake, Ken Stabler.
39:50 Steve Young.
Name ONE florida gutters qb who has had a long NFL, CFL, AFL, or AAFC career. They're all failures.
Brunell doesn’t get his respect due.
That man was Bad.
Bad meaning Dam Good.
Hell, he even had some leftover magic during his time in Washington - had his share of highlights during the 2005 season.
Completely agree. Brunell never got the respect he deserved. He’s still the best Jacksonville QB ever. He had a great arm, was super smart, and had a long career. Had it not been for the Titans, the Jags would have made it to the Super Bowl in 99 and would have really given the Rams a run for their money.
Stabler number 1 to me because he had the clutch gene a bit more than Steve Young (imho).
I’ve been waiting for this one for a while
Another classic gem u put
Thanks.
This is a really good list.
They got this 1 “ right “.
Boomer said whos number 2 and 3 lol. Don't tell me he actually believes he's better than stabler and young lol.
Ong dude needs to chill he lost in the Super Bowl and then he didn’t even play good 😂😂😂😂
He was better than stabler
@@corneliuscolzie395 he had the game won vs one of the best teams of all time. Defense let him down he also won an mvp.
@@thejman8734 bro what yeah 11-25 144 yds and 1int yeah the he had the game won dude didn’t even play good in either playoff game icky woods did for him I swear y’all say anything that comes to minf
@@thejman8734 and stabler has a super bowl chill mainman boomer was only good for 2 or 3 seasons
Tom Moore worked absolute magic with Scott Mitchell in 1995. It's ridiculous how much better Mitchell was in 1995 compared to the rest of his career. He was legit playing like a top 3 QB that season.
Was Moore only there for one season?
Moore was OC for the Lions for one more season in 1996 and then moved on to be the OC for the Colts from 1997 all the way up until 2009.
Watched this with the anticipation of which Bay Area southpaw - Steve or Snake - would be #1
Kenny "The Snake" Stabler #1
ur crazy steve young undoubtedly is no1 and im both a lefty and a seahawk fan
I’m a lefty to and I’m a bears fan he is my favorite player ever
More pics than tds. His team was great he wasnt
@@gabrieldodds1365 If you are a slewhawk fan, that is why you are biased against Stabler. Maybe if Young had played more, and was not bad in the beginning of his career I'd agree. Stabler was good from the start and one of the most clutch QB's of all time.
@@MultiEviscerator how does that work? That if I’m a.seahawk fan than I’d be biased for the 49ers qb?
As a kid who lived in Chicago at the time Bobby Douglass was the QB for the Bears. He was so entertaining to watch and I loved watching his games.
Then I lived in Jacksonville when Mark Brunell played for the Jags. He was exciting to watch, he ran an offense well and then boom, he took them to the playoffs. All of JAX was Jags Crazy! It was so much fun. My dad had season tickets.
Jim Zorn was heck of a player. He scrambled like Tarkenton and when he had time to throw the ball, he could really put the ball down the field.
Mike Vick has my wrath for the dog fighting stuff, but he paid for it. As a football player, he was amazing.
Frankie Albert had so much going against him, yet was a great player for the 49ers. I know of him because I lived in SF, just before I joined the military. I loved my NFL history from time I wrote a little newsletter for our neighborhood about the sports scores and highlights over weekend. I had a shortwave radio and could pull in stations from all over the country. So, I got scores before my friends did watching the local tv stations. That was in the early 1970s, long before the internet.
Boomer Esiason was a great addition to the Bengals. I'd lived in Cincinnati for 2 years in high school times and met my wife there when we were 15.
Ken The Snake Stabler was incredible! I was in SF about then and one of my former teachers played offensive line for them. Mr. Dave Rowe taught metal shop to me in NJ when I was a kid. Mr. Rowe was the biggest teacher I ever had and was also the nicest guy I ever had as a teacher. What a truly great man.
Yeah, Steve Young. Hmmm ... I am still not a big fan of his. I'm sorry, I'm a Joe Montana fan forever. I'll give Steve Young respect, he was definitely a great player. Though I'm still a faithful Joe Montana fan, period. Sorry Mr. Young, nothing personal.
Rowe played D-line. I think he was about 6'7." He must have had some great stories!
Joe and Steve were both top ten all-timers. I can be objective here because I was always a Raiders fan and so had no dog in that particular fight.
@@LeeBrasher You're right about Mr. Rowe. He played DT in number 76. I think that's right.
You were right and I was wrong. Thanks for correcting me.
Number 9 was eventually replaced with Tim Tebow.
Of course. Leave it to these clowns to mess up a perfectly good thing.
Still trying to justify the "Tebow Media Orgy" I see...
That retroactively puts Scott Mitchell ahead of the field which isn’t right
Poor Scott Mitchell - no one likes him. Even though he's probably one of the best lefty QBs - and one of the best Lions QBs - ever.
Those are very low bars, yes - but Mitchell *just* barely clears them.
Scott Mitchell is one of NFL Networks favorite punching bags for some reason. His spot at #10 is pretty much an inside joke, even though I think its harsh
The thing about Mitchell I think about is that he wasn’t as good as the 2 guys that preceded him. I mean Erik Kramer helped them get all the way to the NFC Championship game in 91 and Dave Kreig had several good years in Seattle as well as a good year in 94.
I remember being a ten year old Lions fan and thinking we found the guy that's going to get us there when Mitchell signed with the lions. We had the reviewers, the fullback, the line, the best running back ever and now we have a QB. But just like everyone else they put behind center for Detroit in the 90's he had a handful of flashes of brilliance but a majority of the time he was average to below average when the game really mattered. Still he was better than Andre Ware, Erik Kramer, chuck long, Rodney Peete, Bob Gagliano and some other no name guys I can't remember... But when all is said and done I would've taken Mitchell over Kitna... God it's hard to be a faithful Lions fan.
@@Dalejr88rox well said. It really is an inside joke.
It's a low bar, but at least with him the Lions got to 3 playoffs in 4 years. It's not like they were consistently good before he got there. Then they were pretty awful for most of the next 12 years after they dumped him.
Kenny Snake Stabler
Dam. Y'all did Scott Mitchell dirty!!!! 😂😂😂😂😂
Finally Snake Stabler is in the Hall of Fame!
The Lions had a rare good season in 1995 until the playoff game
Just started watching this and if Scott Mitchell is 10 Ken Stabler better be on this list and really high up the list
Any one else watch the scores and remeber the good ole days??
Snake is #1 just because of the swagger. That clip of him chatting up the Denver cheerleaders is ace;)
What a profound statement Mike Magary made, on a list ten best left handed QB’s he said “he’s on the list because he’s a left handed QB” earth shattering insight right there. Plus he apparently is stalking Suzy Kolber.
He might be related to Drew!
I would switch Stabler and Young, otherwise good list.
32 and growing. And we've had 1 since 2016 lol
Steve Young was an excellent left handed QB. I remember watching him
Steve Young was a great QB but his struggles against the Cowboys and Packers, the two other great NFC teams of the 90s kind of put a damper on his career. He did get the last laugh against both teams though and that Super Bowl win which is what really puts him in HOF status
I think so long as you get that one SB win... How many guys only got one? Fabre? A-Rod? How many guys didn’t even get one? Marino? Not sure why Young gets shit for “only” having one. You don’t hear that about other guys.
Especially for a guy that sat on the bench for half his prime...
They replaced The Field with Tim Tebow on this list. They should NEVER done that. That list was perfect until they did that.
Yeah, that replacement killed the great joke they made.
Also, technically, Tim Tebow would be #9 if they had kept The Field at that number.
I mean Scott Mitchell never won a playoff game and (in my opinion) wasn’t as good as either of the guys before him (Dave Kreig and Erik Kramer). Sure he had one good statistical season but Tebow won a playoff game in dramatic fashion. I probably would have the list Mitchel 10 and Tebow 9.
Maybe Tua Tagovailoa should replace Tim Tebow now
Whatever happened to Micheal Vick? That question still dogs me to this day...
Kinda blueballed us with Scott Ferrall's claim of having "a story about Ken Stabler that no one else has", didn't they?
I believe that a) Mr. Ferrall's story not be a family-friendly one, and/or b) we only have an hour and we do not have the time.
As a 9er at ❤️.. I love this !!!
I like the comparisons they made about Zorn and Brunell. It's very similar playing styles for sure.
i love that you have brunell over vick. look at the numbers
As a lefty and Detroit fan I already feel attacked 3 mins in
#10 Scott Mitchell
"Can we leave him off?"
"He has to be better than the field!"
#9 The Field
BWAHAHAHA!!!
I love lefties. They are for one rare and they look cool throwing the ball. Not to mention they have personalities that stand out. Stabler by far the coolest. Boomer had swag and Steve Young thought he was a fullback.
I went to high school with Steve Matthews . I forgot he was a lefty . Good dude .
Wait, Vick throws left handed but was drawing up plays with his right hand...whoa...
Not that unusual. I eat and write left handed but throw and bat right handed. Darren Daulton batted left but threw right.
Scott Mitchell got his shine from the WFL, went to Mia and did some things in ‘93 and ended up getting a hefty contract for Detroit.
I’m proud to be a lefty
Same here southpaws rule 😤
@@Youngchris97.
Facts we different 😎
Came here to see farve ask for left handed footballs. Lol
Esiason at number 3? Ok Boomer.
*Thanks for spoiling it*
Shuuuush
I think Tua is the only left handed QB in the NFL right now.
That is correct, and hopefully he makes it in this league or else they'll officially go extinct.
Thinking about it there really haven't been many at all since Vick.
Boomer was The Man in The 80’s.
He was 1 of the best in the entire NFL from 85-90, 2 Super Bowl losses to Montana.
Him & Ickey Woods were the AFC’s 9’ers/WCO.
2 SB’s & an MVP of The League. Yea, he was sick.
One loss Kenny Anderson lost the first time
Ickys shuffle was terminated with one hit from Ronnie Lott..lol
Louis Lamberti
Oh shnapz...
All this time I seriously thought that was Boomer.
Since I was a kid I thought that but it was because I was just old enough to remember when it was him.
Dana Regan
Lol
Naw Ickey got hurt in the 2nd game of the next season after that Super Bowl
@@CSDonohue11 Yeh, Boomer replaced Kenny, whose team lost it in '82 in one of the few outstanding SBs of the '80s.
I'm definitely happy of the fact that Brunell did won a super bowl ring in 2009 with the Saints backing up Drew Brees 25:10
People really be disrespecting Mark Brunell. Guy was a solid quarterback for many years, but just cause he played for Jacksonville means oh he wasn’t even that good
Facts i dont get the disrespect for Mark Brunell
Mark Brunell 3x pro bowler and also took Jaguars a young franchise to a AFC championship
Mark Brunell was mobile and can throw
Sorry Damon, stabler made the Hall of Fame
What’s “The field” for #9
Super high and scrolling on my phone, forgot what video I was watching, and heard, “Lefty Ronald Reagan” and I was like HUH?? 😂
I'd put Stabler over Young, but by and large it was a good list.
What's with the video artifacts on all these?
I mean, I appreciate you upload them, but I'm curious.
vick below brunell or albert is wild. it's like people forget that vick had literally nobody to throw to in atlanta and he still found ways to win games.
The Snake Kenny Stabler #1
My son and I met talked and got his autograph in plesanthill ca.
At the Raider Lockerrom
A southern gentleman
Do a top ten left handed players of all time
The field lol what 😂😂
Even if one is not a 49er fan the number one spot should be a no brainer
With the career of Drew Brees and Tua on the horizon we're going to have to revisit the subject.
Brees isn't left handed.
Oh man, two Oregon State quarterbacks in 'the field'
I loved *Bobby Douglas!!!*
Steve young will always be the best left handed quarterback
Yep. Eventually he will be replaced. And no, it won't be Tua. But someone will come along and do it.
@Arthur Lockhart Jr. No
Lmao hell no!!
The rarest of all the breeds. The good left handed quarterback.
I hope Tua is on a list like this someday.
I’m a lefty and it’s interesting how lefties seem to be able to throw on the run typically or more often than right handlers, not sure why that is. Probably because the percentage is just lower
RIP Pillsbury Throw Boy.
Yesssssssss!!
I didn't know that Frankie Albert was lefty
Where did they get 30% from? It's like 1 out of 10 people
If he can stay healthy, I think Tua will one day be on this list. I like what I’ve seen from him so far
To be fair I think he's already on the list. Because he's certainly better then the field.
@@Gungho73 I had to come back to this comment after witnessing what happened on Thursday night. I really do hope he’s able to recover.
@@johnselwitz5362 I do too. I don't care for overreaction firings especially in sports, but the NFLPA was probably smart for letting that neurologist go.
@@Gungho73 I agree, with how much money NFL neurologists make, mistakes like that should not happen. Not only is that putting Tua’s career in jeopardy, but also his health in general. I’m not a Dolphins fan but I really do hope he’s able to make a comeback from this. His performance against the Ravens this season was absolutely brilliant quarterback play.
@@johnselwitz5362 when a news site was coming out saying maybe he should retire to protect himself from stuff like that, as much as it is an overreaction in of itself, I could understand the sentiment. I would be freaked out for example if my relative (played for Vikings back in the day) was still playing and had that or what happened to Tyrod Taylor. And injuries are a part of the game. But those injuries are *avoidable.*
At least left handed people are allowed to potentially become QB. Tough shit for all those left handed people who wanted to play baseball and be an infielder not at 1B.
As a jags fan, I miss brunell
Stabler is #1
What is the field?
Tua must be top 10 in 2020
A sinister list
Jared Lorenzen. Do a whole show on that guy...
Paul McDonald of Cleveland from 80 to 83 and the hefty lefty
Had no idea that Vick was a lefty, I saw him run more than throw lol. Sad they got rid of Tebow in the list.
Yep. I agree.
I mean the guy threw the ball with his left hand 20+ times a game... Must not have watched him much. Strange thing to say.
Good list. Steve definitely number one but as good as he is was I still believe they would have won more than one super bowl if Joe Montana was the man.
Nah. Steve was clearly and objectively the better QB like 1991 on...
They talked about Michael Vick 2.0 being better than Michael Vick the first go around in the nfl meaning after his 2 year stint out of the league which reminds me, no one ever talks about a theory that I have that the 2 year rest of the body taking hits likely helped him. The human body isn’t made for the nfl and I think it’s likely there was a rejuvenation of his physical skills after that 2 year hiatus.
It definitely helped him get completely healthy.
Stabler should be number one, should’ve been in the HOF LONG before young was. Cried his way to a starting position. Joe should never have been traded. The tears, the shaking!
Steve Young at #1
Was there ever any doubt? Lol
Only the Tamp Bay Succaneers could mess up on Steve Young and Bo Jackson. All that sucking to get the #1 picks and then completely f-ing it up.
Yes, as many (including myself) think it should have been Stabler#1 and Young #2
The irony is Scott Mitchell’s contract numbers would be great nowadays. Compared to what QB’s get paid now.......
Shoutout to Tua. He’s gonna be high on this list when all is said and done
Let him play first before you judge him if he should be up on this list or not
Tua will be a bust sry not sorry
No, he won't be. We said that about Matt Leinart. And some said it about Tebow, McNown, Chris Simms, ect, ect, ect. Hope you're right. But I wouldn't get too excited about it. Maybe in three years you can tell me how stupid I was for thinking this.
@@jpmnky He will be
I'm convinced that the guys, who made the list rankings, all made a huge bet that Scott Mitchell would be an All-Pro in Detroit. He didn't, they lost all their money, and this is their payback: to put The Field before Mitchell. Even the remake with Tebow still counts as payback to them.
I’d put Vick higher just because of his running ability
I wonder where they would have ranked Tua!??
Gotta put Tua on here at some point
Jim Zorn should be higher he is really good.
Jim Zorn Qb Seahawks 1970 early 1980's
I'm soo lost on number 9 its going over y head. kindly explain
"The Field" refers to all the lousy lefty QB's that played, some with promise, but ended up being busts in the NFL. The way they set that up, it was a slight on Scott Mitchell more than anything.
The reason there have only been about 35 lefty QBs is that any kid who is decent enough throwing a ball with his left hand is taken off the football field and put on a pitcher’s mound