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E questo è Steve Young...
Full Name: Jon Steve Young
Height: 6' 2"
Weight: 205
Date of Birth: October 11, 1961
Place of Birth: Salt Lake City, Utah
Sign: Libra
Education:
Brigham Young University, Law Degree 1994
Love Life:
Married, March 2000
Family Ties:
Great-great-great grandson of Brigham Young.
Father: LeGrande, a Brigham Young fullback in the 1950s.
Mother: Shery
Oldest of five children.
Favorite Movie: "The Outlaw Josey Wales"
Admires: Roger Staubach, Mike Holmgren and Jim McMahon.
Quotes:
"In school, I was always the kid in the back row, twirling his hair with 
his fingers and scared to death. Scared to death. You take that kid and 
make him quarterback, and he would have thrown up before every game 
until college -- which is what happened."
"The USFL was the wildest crazy football ever played. For example, the 
No. 1 play was me at shotgun and the center snapping it over my head. 
That was our go-to play."
"My relationship with Joe Montana was kind of like an older brother, 
younger brother thing. In the backyard, we'd be competing hard, 
bloodying our noses, fighting for dominance. But when the game came, we 
were always pulling for each other and working with each other."
1999
Played in only three games before suffering a season-ending blow to the 
head against the Cardinals on Sept. 27. ... It was Young's fourth 
concussion in three years.
a.. Regular season: 45-for-84, 446 yds., 3 TDs, 3 INTs
a.. Postseason: None
1998
Played and started 15 regular season games and two postseason games. ... 
Completed 322 of 517 passes for 4,170 yards, 36 touchdowns and 
quarterback rating of 101.1. ... Finished second on team with 454 
rushing yards and six touchdowns on 70 carries. ... Earned seventh 
consecutive Pro Bowl invitation, fourth as starter for NFC. ... Named 
second team All-Pro by AP...Shattered Single-season team records for 
most passing yards and touchdown passes. ... Broke Joe Montana's team 
and NFL record of five consecutive 300-yard games in 1982. ... Combined 
with Jerry Rice to set NFL Record for most touchdowns by QB-WR 
combination at 84, shattering previous mark of 79 set by Dan Marino and 
Mark Clayton. ... Increased career rushing touchdowns to 43, breaking 
Jack Kemp's Pro Football Record for most rushing touchdowns by a 
quarterback (40). ... Delivered one of most memorable touchdown passes 
in team history on a 25-yard strike to Terrel Owens with three seconds 
remaining to pull-out NFC Wild Card win over Green Bay (1-3).
a.. Regular season: 322-for-517, 4170 yds., 36 TDs, 12 INTs
a.. Postseason: 41-for-69, 471 yds., 4 TDs, 5 INTs
1997
Played and started 15 regular season games and two playoff outings. ... 
Completed 241 of 356 passes for 3,029 yards, 19 touchdowns and 
quarterback rating of 104.7. ... Reached 3,000-yard mark for fifth time 
in career. ... Produced a quarterback rating of 100-or-better eight 
times, including 140-or-above three times. ... Carried 50 times for 199 
yards and three touchdowns. ... Started at quarterback and suffered 
concussion on fifth play of game at Tampa Bay (8-31). ... Moved ahead of 
Frank Tarkenton into second place on all-time rushing yards list for 
quarterbacks by totaling eight yards on four carries against the 
Chargers (11-23). ... Completed 75th touchdown pass to Rice against 
Denver (12-15). ... Connected on 21-of-30 passes for 224 yards, one 
touchdown and quarterback rating of 102.6, while rushing four times for 
37 yards in NFC Divisional Playoff Game against Minnesota (1-3). ... 
Completed 23-of-38 passes for 250 yards in NFC Championship Game against 
Green Bay (1-11).
a.. Regular season: 241-for-356, 3029 yds., 19 TDs, 6 INTs
a.. Postseason: 44-for-68, 474 yds., 1 TD, 1 INT
1996
Played and started 12 regular season games and two playoff contests. 
...Completed 214-316 passes for 2,410 yards and 14 touchdowns. ... 
Missed three games with groin injury and one due to concussion. ... 
Started playoff games against Philadelphia (12-29) and Green Bay (1-4). 
... Claimed fifth NFL Passer Rating Title in six years with quarterback 
rating of 97.2...Voted to fifth consecutive Pro Bowl. ... Completed 
14-of-21 passes for 161 yards, one touchdown and quarterback rating of 
105.6 and carried 11 times for game-high 65 yards and one touchdown in 
NFC Wild Card win over Eagles (12-29). ... Suffered cracked ribs on 
nine-yard touchdown run in second quarter against Eagles, but stayed in 
game. ... Started but lasted only nine plays with cracked ribs in NFC 
Divisional Playoff Game at Green Bay (1-4).
a.. Regular season: 214-for-316, 2410 yds., 14 TDs, 6 INTs
a.. Postseason: 16-for-26, 169 yds., 1 TD, 0 INT
1995
Played in 11 games, completing 299-of-477 passing attempts for 3,200 
yards and 20 touchdowns...Missed five games with left shoulder injury. 
... Earned fourth consecutive Pro Bowl selection...Ranked fifth in NFL 
(fourth in NFC) with 92.3 passer rating. ... Was second on team with 250 
rushing yards on 50 carries, scoring thee touchdowns. ... Had five 
300-yard passing games. ... Completed 27-of-44 attempts at Detroit 
(9-25) with pair of scoring passes, shattering Joe Montana's Team Record 
with touchdown passes in 15 consecutive games. ... Extended string to 18 
over next three games before having it snapped against Buffalo (12-3). 
... Set NFL Postseason Game Record by attempting 65 passes in NFC 
Divisional Playoff vs. Green Bay (1-6). ... Completed 32 of those 
attempts for 328 yards and led 49ers in rushing with 77 yards on nine 
carries and one touchdown.
a.. Regular season: 299-for-447, 3200 yds., 20 TDs, 11 INTs
a.. Postseason: 32-for-65m 327 yds., 0 TD, 2 INTs
1994
Named NFL Player of the Year and starter in Pro Bowl. ... Set NFL 
single-season record with 112.8 QB rating. ... Established new 49ers' 
single-season records with 35 touchdown passes and 70.2 completion 
percentage. ... Extended own NFL Record of consecutive seasons as 
league's top-rated quarterback to four. ... Passed for better than 3,000 
yards for third straight season, joining Joe Montana as only QB in 49ers 
history to accomplish feat. ... Finished year with 3,969 passing yards, 
second most in club history. ... Named NFC Offensive player-of-the-month 
for November. ... Completed 13-of-29 passes for 155 yards and two 
touchdowns and rushed for 47 yards on 10 carries and touchdown vs. 
Dallas in NFC Championship Game (1-15). ... Named Super Bowl XXIX MVP 
after completing 24-of-36 passes for 325 yards and a Super Bowl record 
six touchdown passes, while also leading 49ers in rushing with 49 yards 
on five carries vs. San Diego (1-29).
a.. Regular season: 324-for-461, 3969 yds., 35 TDs, 10 INTs
a.. Postseason: 53-for-87, 623 yds., 9 TDs, 0 INT
1993
Selected to Pro Bowl. ... NFL Leader with 101.5 quarterback rating and 
29 touchdown passes. ... Set NFL record by winning three consecutive 
passing titles (1991-93) and becoming the only quarterback in league 
history to have three straight seasons with a quarterback rating of over 
100. ... Set Single-season team record with 4,023 yards, becoming the 
first San Francisco quarterback to throw for 4,000 yards. ... Set team 
record by throwing 183 consecutive passes without interception, 
beginning in second quarter vs. Minnesota (10-3) and extending into 
second period of L.A. Rams (11-22), surpassing Joe Montana's previous 
mark of 154. ... Surpassed 10,000-yard mark for career passing yards 
(10,069) with 267 at Dallas (10-17). ...Threw for 226 yards on 17-of-22 
passing attempts to move past John Brodie (973) and into second place on 
49ers' all-time postseason mark in career playoff passing yardage, while 
completing 27-of-45 attempts for 287 yards in NFC Championship Game at 
Dallas (1-23).
a.. Regular season: 314-for-462, 4023 yds., 29 TDs, 16 INTs
a.. Postseason: 44-for-67, 513 yds., 1 TD, 1 INT
1992
Named NFL MVP. ... Selected as starter to Pro Bowl. ... Named winner of 
the Len Eshmont award as team's most inspirational and courageous player 
in vote by teammates. ... NFL leader with 107.0 passer rating, becoming 
first player in NFL history to lead league two consecutive seasons with 
passer rating of 100-or-better (101.8 in 1991)... Also NFL leader in 
touchdown passes (25) and completion percentage (66.7). ... Named NFC 
offensive player-of-the-month for October...Named NFC Offensive Player 
of the Week after throwing a pair of touchdown passes, including 
game-winning eight-yard strike. ... Threw a pair of touchdown passes, 
including Rice's 100th career receiving touchdown, vs. Philadelphia 
(11-29). ...Tossed a pair of touchdown passes including Jerry Rice's NFL 
Record Breaking 101st touchdown reception vs. Miami (12-6). ... Made 
first NFL postseason start vs. Washington in NFC Divisional Playoff Game 
(1-9) and threw a pair of touchdown passes. ... Had one-yard touchdown 
run and threw touchdown pass vs. Dallas in NFC Championship Game (1-17).
a.. Regular season: 268-for-402, 3465 yds., 25 TDs, 7 INTs
a.. Postseason: 45-for-65, 540 yds., 3 TDs, 3 INTs
1991
NFL leader in passing efficiency with 101.8 quarterback rating. ... 
Named NFC Offensive Player of the Month for October, after completing 
68.5 percent of passes for 681 yards and five touchdowns. ... Threw team 
record 97-yard touchdown pass to John Taylor before injuring medial 
collateral ligament in left knee at end of first half at Atlanta (11-3).
a.. Regular season: 180-for-279, 2517 yds., 17 TDs, 8 INTs
a.. Postseason: None
1990
Played in six games, (one start). ... Completed 61.3 percent of passes 
(38-62) for 427 yards with two touchdowns. ... Made first start of 
season vs. New Orleans (12-23) and became only second 49ers quarterback 
to rush for 100 yards (102) in game vs. New Orleans (12-23). ... 
Replaced Joe Montana to begin second half at Minnesota (12-30), and 
engineered fourth-quarter com-from-behind victory completing 
six-of-seven passes for 88 yards, including 34-yard touchdown pass to 
John Taylor, during final drive.
a.. Regular season: 38-for-62, 427 yds., 2 TDs, 0 INTs
a.. Postseason: 1-for-1, 25 yds., 0 TD, 0 INT
1989
Saw action in 10 games including three starting assignments. ... 
Completed 69.6 percent of his passes for the season connecting on 64-92 
passes for 1,001 yards with eight touchdowns. ... Replaced Joe Montana 
(ribs) late in second quarter at Atlanta (12-3), and played all of 
second half in game completing first 10 passes, including 38-yard 
touchdown to John Taylor and scoring on one-yard run. ... Completed 
two-of-three passes for 20 yards and 11-yard run vs. Denver in Super 
Bowl XXIV (1-28-90).
a.. Regular season: 64-for-92, 1001 yds., 8 TDs, 3 INTs
a.. Postseason: 3-for-5, 26 yds., 0 TD, 0 INT
1988
Started two games: New Orleans (11-15), and Minnesota (10-30). ... Threw 
a 73-yard TD pass to John Taylor against the Vikings. ... Recorded one 
of San Francisco's all-time memorable plays with a 49-yard scoring run 
with 1:58 remaining, providing the margin of victory in that game, and 
was named NFC Offensive Player of the Week.
a.. Regular season: 54-for-101, 680 yds., 3 TDs, 3 INTs
a.. Postseason: 1-for-1, -1 yds., 0 TD, 0 INT
1987
Acquired by San Francisco four days prior to 1987 draft (4-24) for 
second and fourth round selections. ... Started for injured Joe Montana 
(right hand) vs. New Orleans (11-15), and completed 5-of-6 passes, 
including a 46-yard touchdown to Jerry Rice, and rushed four times for 
24 yards, prior to suffering a concussion late in the first game. ... 
Subbed for Montana (left hamstring) for most of Chicago game (12-14) and 
threw four touchdown passes. ... Replaced Montana in third quarter of 
NFC Divisional Playoff Game vs. Minnesota (1-9-88), and rushed for 
team-high 72 yards, including a five yard touchdown.
a.. Regular season: 37-for-69, 570 yds., 10 TDs, 0 INTs
a.. Postseason: 12-for-17, 158 yds., 1 TD, 1 INT
1985-86
(With Tampa Bay) Selected in first round (No. 10 overall) of 1984 USFL 
draft by L.A. Express. ... Started 12 games for Express as a rookie and 
became first player in pro football history to rush for 100 yards and 
pass for 300 yards in the same game at Chicago (4-20-84). ... Signed 
with Tampa (9-10-85). ... Started total of 19 games in two seasons with 
the Bucs, including 14 in 1986 passing for 2,282 yards.
COLLEGE
Consensus All-America and Heisman Trophy runner-up to Nebraska's Mike 
Rozier in 1983... Completed 71.3 percent (306-of-429 for 3,902 yards and 
33 TDs) of passes as senior for highest single-season percentage in NCAA 
history at time... BYU won 11-12 games in '83, passing for better than 
300 yards in all but two contests.
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