Hey, P-Mac, while I've got you talking, have you seen the recently added "List of ____ starting quarterbacks" articles created by Cake and several other editors?  You're a student of the game and its history  how do we reconcile the fact that in creating a list of "starting quarterbacks" that the QB position in 1900 was not the same position in 1920, 1935 or 1955?  College quarterbacks did not really become the on-the-field play-callers until the late 1920s or early 1930s, and did not become the principal passer until after World War II.  We might as well have a list of starting backs in the 1920s, 1930s and early 1940s, as quarterbacks were often, if not usually interchangeable with passing halfbacks.  I know for the great Gators teams of the late '20s, any of the offensive backs could line up at quarterback, halfback or fullback on any given play.  Frankly, I hesitate to recognize any back as the "starting quarterback" before World War II.  What's your reaction?