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1 minute ago, SlimShady'sSpaceForce said:

There are so many 

 

the MVP  🖐 down 

Frank Reich 

 

Yep - Best back up QB in NFL history. How many stress-related infirmities did he save by his mere existence?

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8 minutes ago, BornAgainBillsFan said:

 

Yep - Best back up QB in NFL history

Not so sure about that.  Most people forget that the 17-0 Fish had a backup quarterback (Earl Morall) playing for most of the season because Griese was hurt.

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I'll give 2 because my favorite did become a pro bowl starter. Pat Williams was a backup for his 1st 4 years. They called it "The Package" when he and Ted Washington would line up on the same DL. Talk about immovable. 

 

Since Williams did become a starter later in his career I would go with Frank Reich. I mean it's hard to pick anyone else. 

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Obviously Frank Reich should be #1... I thought that Coy Wire was a solid special teams player while he was here, filled in pretty well when he had to... Wyatt Teller seems to be making a name for himself in Cleveland... Jabari Greer was a backup throughout most of his time here... went on to win a Super Bowl with the Saints... Kyle Orton came here as a backup and won the starting job... mediocre QB but the best we’ve had in a while up to that point... John DiGiorgio was a backup here through most of his time here but had one really good season as a starter... Arthur Moats is also another backup guy who had a few nice seasons as a starter.. I’m sure there’s others I’m forgetting...

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wow that is tough since I've been a fan since 1960. But John Tracy , Robert James will always be special to me

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Does Fred Jackson count? He was a starter for a while but also backup to Lynch and others.

 

I will offer a few.

Robb Riddick

Kenneth Davis

Jerry Butler in 1986. He was backup to Reed and Burkett. Kelly and Butler had a connection but he broke his ankle on TD catch

 

 

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