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Wednesday, November 17, 2004

So Many Super Bowls, So Few African American Quarterbacks--Will the Trend Continue?

Posted on 11:46 PM by ergeg
There have been 38 Super Bowls, dating back to the first one following the 1966 season. That means 76 starting quarterback opportunities in the big game's history. Plenty of guys have made multiple SB starts: Bradshaw, Elway, Montana, Starr, Favre, Griese Sr., Brady, Theismann, Aikman, Warner, Plunkett, Staubach, Tarkenton. Each of these fellows has at least one SB victory, with the exception of
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