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All-Time, All-Tide: Quarterbacks
Published: Monday, April 6, 2009 at 3:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, April 2, 2009 at 10:20 a.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, April 2, 2009 at 10:20 a.m.
Who's the best? It's the essential question answered in 60 short minutes on the gridiron with a lifetime of debate to follow.
Forget the "experts." Forget the talking heads. We want to hear what TideSports members think. Who's the best Alabama player at each position?
Every week we'll let you select the best players at a position. But remember, this isn't a popularity contest. It's your chance to look past the norm and vote for the best. We'll use the results from each week to select the first and second team All-Tide team.
Current players and coaches are excluded from consideration.
This week we started with QBs. Everyone got to select two QBs.
The undisputed champion was Joe Namath with 67 percent of the vote, followed by Kenny Stabler with 50 percent. A distant third was Jay Barker with 20 percent. Come back Monday to vote on another position. Discuss the results here..
Forget the "experts." Forget the talking heads. We want to hear what TideSports members think. Who's the best Alabama player at each position?
Every week we'll let you select the best players at a position. But remember, this isn't a popularity contest. It's your chance to look past the norm and vote for the best. We'll use the results from each week to select the first and second team All-Tide team.
Current players and coaches are excluded from consideration.
This week we started with QBs. Everyone got to select two QBs.
The undisputed champion was Joe Namath with 67 percent of the vote, followed by Kenny Stabler with 50 percent. A distant third was Jay Barker with 20 percent. Come back Monday to vote on another position. Discuss the results here..
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