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- Kurt Warner - 2-time NFL MVP. Played in 3 Super Bowls. Post-season QB rating is above 100.
- Kyle Orton - Averaged more than 3700 yards and 20 TD's in last two seasons.
- Len Dawson - Won 2 AFL Championship and Super Bowl IV. Most TD passes in AFL history.
- Lynn Dickey - In 1982 led the Packers to their only playoff victory between 1967 and 1994.
- Marc Bulger Since 1960, third most touchdown passes in Rams history.
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- Mark Brunell All-time leading QB in Jaguars history in wins, passes, yards, and TD's.
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- Mark Rypien - Winning QB for Redskins' Super Bowl victory in 1991.
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- This Cincinnati Bengal had 3 interceptions returned for TD's, 3 fumbles returned for TD's, 4 punt returns for TD's, and 1 kickoff return for TD. Who is he? Lemar Parrish
- What team gave up the fewest points during the 70's? Minnesota Vikings, 2,123 points
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