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CarolinaPanthers8789 Newbie

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All the talk about a number for Cam Newton got me thinking, what is the most successful quarterback number in the NFL. Here is what I cam up with.

#7- 13 (Notable: Matt Cassel, Ben Roethlisberger, Michael Vick)

#5- 11 (Notable: Joe Flacco, Josh Freeman, Donovan McNabb)

#8- 10 (Notable: Matt Schaub, Sam Bradford, Matt Hasselbeck)

#10- 9 Notable: Eli Manning)

#9- 9 (Notable: David Garrard, Drew Brees, Tony Romo)

#12- 8 (Notable: Tom Brady, Aaron Rodgers)

#3- 8 (Notable: Matt Moore)

#4- 8 (Notable: Kevin Kolb)

#6- 7 (Notable: Mark Sanchez, Jay Cutler)

#14- 4 (Notable: Ryan Fitzpatrick)

#16- 4 (Notable: Tony Pike)

#11- 4 (Notable: Kellen Clemens)

#2- 3 (Notable: Matt Ryan)

#17- 2 (Notable: Philip Rivers)

#18- 2 (Notable: Peyton Manning)

#19- 2 (Notable: John Skelton)

#1- 1 (Notable: Troy Smith)

#13- 1 (Notable: J.T. O'Sullivan)

#15- 1 (Notable: The Golden Calf of Bristol)

Super Bowl Wins by Number

#12 X15 (Tom Brady, Trent Dilfer, Stan Humphries, Terry Bradshaw, Rodger Staubach, Ken Stabler, Bob Griese, Joe Namath)

#16 X8 (Mark Rypien, Joe Montana, Jim Plunkett, Len Dawson)

#7 X6 (Ben Roethlisberger, John Elway, Joe Theismann)

#15 X4(Jeff Hostetler, Earl Morrall, Bart Starr)

#8 X3(Troy Aikman)

#9 X2 (Drew Brees, Jim McMahon)

#18 (Peyton Manning)

#17 (Doug Williams)

#14 (Brad Johnson)

#13 (Kurt Warner)

#10 (Eli Manning)

#4 (Brett Favre)

With that said, what number would you like to see Cam Newton in next year? If he doesn't get #2, I personally think #5 or #15 would suit Newton well.

Note: #12 is without a doubt the most successful number, maybe Cam should pay Gettis for #12

What do you guys think?

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I assume this is a list of the numbers of each QB in the NFL? That would make it a "what number is more popular" discussion and not a "which is more successful"

If you want to make a list of the number of the QB that won each Super Bowl, then you could have a "successful QB number" discussion.

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I assume this is a list of the numbers of each QB in the NFL? That would make it a "what number is more popular" discussion and not a "which is more successful"

If you want to make a list of the number of the QB that won each Super Bowl, then you could have a "successful QB number" discussion.

The notable players are what I am basing the successfulness of each number on.

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