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Posted on 1/26/16 at 3:01 pm to navy
Jeff Hostetler, Dan Marino, Johnny Unitas and Joe Namath were also Pennsylvania quarterbacks who started in the Super Bowl.
George Blanda, Terry Hanratty are also from Pennsylvania and played in but did not start the Super Bowl as quarterbacks. Johnny Unitas was in a second Super Bowl but did not start that game. However, he did finish it.
ETA:Forgot about Kerry Collins and Rich Gannon.
The total of Super Bowl starts for PA quarterbacks is 14.
George Blanda, Terry Hanratty are also from Pennsylvania and played in but did not start the Super Bowl as quarterbacks. Johnny Unitas was in a second Super Bowl but did not start that game. However, he did finish it.
ETA:Forgot about Kerry Collins and Rich Gannon.
The total of Super Bowl starts for PA quarterbacks is 14.
This post was edited on 1/26/16 at 3:06 pm
Posted on 1/26/16 at 3:46 pm to Mystery
I made it easy for y'all and did most of the work... 
I Bart Starr: Alabama
Len Dawson: Ohio
II Bart Starr: Alabama
Daryle Lamonica: California
III Joe Namath: Pennsylvania
Earl Morrall: Michigan
IV Len Dawson: Ohio
Joe Kapp: New Mexico
V Johnny Unitas: Pennsylvania
Craig Morton: Michigan
VI Roger Staubach: Ohio
Bob Griese: Indiana
VII Bob Griese: Indiana
Bill Kilmer: Kansas
VIII Bob Griese: Indiana
Fran Tarkenton: Virginia
IX Terry Bradshaw: Louisiana
Fran Tarkenton: Virginia
X Terry Bradshaw: Louisiana
Roger Staubach: Ohio
XI Ken Stabler: Alabama
Fran Tarkenton: Virginia
XII Roger Staubach: Ohio
Craig Morton: Michigan
XIII TERRY BRADSHAW: Louisiana
ROGER STAUBACH: Ohio
XIV TERRY BRADSHAW: Louisiana
Vince Ferragamo: California
XV Jim Plunkett: California
Ron Jaworski: New York
XVI JOE MONTANA: Pennsylvania
Ken Anderson: Illinois
XVII Joe Theismann: New Jersey
David Woodley: Louisiana
XVIII Jim Plunkett: California
Joe Theismann: New Jersey
XIX JOE MONTANA: Pennsylvania
DAN MARINO: Pennsylvania
XX Jim McMahon: New Jersey
Tony Eason: California
XXI Phil Simms: Kentucky
JOHN ELWAY: Washinton
XXII Doug Williams: Louisiana
JOHN ELWAY: Washington
XXIII JOE MONTANA: Pennsylvania
Boomer Esiason: New York
XXIV JOE MONTANA: Pennsylvania
JOHN ELWAY: Washington
XXV Jeff Hostetler: Pennsylvania
JIM KELLY: Pennsylvania
XXVI Mark Rypien: Canada
JIM KELLY: Pennylvania
XXVII TROY AIKMAN: California
JIM KELLY: Pennsylvania
XXVIII TROY AIKMAN: California
JIM KELLY: Pennsylvania
XXIX STEVE YOUNG: Utah
Stan Humphries: Louisiana
XXX TROY AIKMAN: California
Neil O'Donnell: New Jersey
XXXI Brett Favre: Mississippi
Drew Bledsoe: Washington
XXXII JOHN ELWAY: Washington
Brett Favre: Mississippi
XXXIII JOHN ELWAY: Washington
Chris Chandler: Washington
XXXIV Kurt Warner : Iowa
Steve McNair: Mississippi
XXXV Trent Dilfer: California
Kerry Collins: Pennsylvania
XXXVI Tom Brady: California
Kurt Warner: Iowa
XXXVII Brad Johnson: Georgia
Rich Gannon: Pennsylvania
XXXVIII Tom Brady: California
Jake Delhomme: Louisiana
XXXIX Tom Brady: California
Donovan McNabb: Illinois
XL Ben Roethlisberger: Ohio
Matt Hasselbeck: Colorado
XLI Peyton Manning: Louisiana
Rex Grossman: Indiana
XLII Eli Manning: Louisiana
Tom Brady: California
XLIII Ben Roethlisberger: Ohio
Kurt Warner: Iowa
XLIV Drew Brees: Texas
Peyton Manning: Louisiana
XLV Aaron Rodgers: California
Ben Roethlisberger: Ohio
XLVI Eli Manning: Louisiana
Tom Brady: California
XLVII Joe Flacco: New Jersey
Colin Kaepernick: Wisconsin
XLVIII Russell Wilson: Ohio
Peyton Manning: Louisiana
XLIX Russell Wilson: Ohio
Tom Brady: California
XL Cam Newton: Georgia
Peyton Manning: Louisiana
I Bart Starr: Alabama
Len Dawson: Ohio
II Bart Starr: Alabama
Daryle Lamonica: California
III Joe Namath: Pennsylvania
Earl Morrall: Michigan
IV Len Dawson: Ohio
Joe Kapp: New Mexico
V Johnny Unitas: Pennsylvania
Craig Morton: Michigan
VI Roger Staubach: Ohio
Bob Griese: Indiana
VII Bob Griese: Indiana
Bill Kilmer: Kansas
VIII Bob Griese: Indiana
Fran Tarkenton: Virginia
IX Terry Bradshaw: Louisiana
Fran Tarkenton: Virginia
X Terry Bradshaw: Louisiana
Roger Staubach: Ohio
XI Ken Stabler: Alabama
Fran Tarkenton: Virginia
XII Roger Staubach: Ohio
Craig Morton: Michigan
XIII TERRY BRADSHAW: Louisiana
ROGER STAUBACH: Ohio
XIV TERRY BRADSHAW: Louisiana
Vince Ferragamo: California
XV Jim Plunkett: California
Ron Jaworski: New York
XVI JOE MONTANA: Pennsylvania
Ken Anderson: Illinois
XVII Joe Theismann: New Jersey
David Woodley: Louisiana
XVIII Jim Plunkett: California
Joe Theismann: New Jersey
XIX JOE MONTANA: Pennsylvania
DAN MARINO: Pennsylvania
XX Jim McMahon: New Jersey
Tony Eason: California
XXI Phil Simms: Kentucky
JOHN ELWAY: Washinton
XXII Doug Williams: Louisiana
JOHN ELWAY: Washington
XXIII JOE MONTANA: Pennsylvania
Boomer Esiason: New York
XXIV JOE MONTANA: Pennsylvania
JOHN ELWAY: Washington
XXV Jeff Hostetler: Pennsylvania
JIM KELLY: Pennsylvania
XXVI Mark Rypien: Canada
JIM KELLY: Pennylvania
XXVII TROY AIKMAN: California
JIM KELLY: Pennsylvania
XXVIII TROY AIKMAN: California
JIM KELLY: Pennsylvania
XXIX STEVE YOUNG: Utah
Stan Humphries: Louisiana
XXX TROY AIKMAN: California
Neil O'Donnell: New Jersey
XXXI Brett Favre: Mississippi
Drew Bledsoe: Washington
XXXII JOHN ELWAY: Washington
Brett Favre: Mississippi
XXXIII JOHN ELWAY: Washington
Chris Chandler: Washington
XXXIV Kurt Warner : Iowa
Steve McNair: Mississippi
XXXV Trent Dilfer: California
Kerry Collins: Pennsylvania
XXXVI Tom Brady: California
Kurt Warner: Iowa
XXXVII Brad Johnson: Georgia
Rich Gannon: Pennsylvania
XXXVIII Tom Brady: California
Jake Delhomme: Louisiana
XXXIX Tom Brady: California
Donovan McNabb: Illinois
XL Ben Roethlisberger: Ohio
Matt Hasselbeck: Colorado
XLI Peyton Manning: Louisiana
Rex Grossman: Indiana
XLII Eli Manning: Louisiana
Tom Brady: California
XLIII Ben Roethlisberger: Ohio
Kurt Warner: Iowa
XLIV Drew Brees: Texas
Peyton Manning: Louisiana
XLV Aaron Rodgers: California
Ben Roethlisberger: Ohio
XLVI Eli Manning: Louisiana
Tom Brady: California
XLVII Joe Flacco: New Jersey
Colin Kaepernick: Wisconsin
XLVIII Russell Wilson: Ohio
Peyton Manning: Louisiana
XLIX Russell Wilson: Ohio
Tom Brady: California
XL Cam Newton: Georgia
Peyton Manning: Louisiana
Posted on 1/26/16 at 4:17 pm to 805tiger
I actually did it all before seeing your post. I did it at work with a spreed sheet and will update the original post with these numbers. I did by birthplace to make it clear.
California - 16
Louisiana - 14
Pennsylvania - 14
Ohio - 11
Washington - 7
New Jersey - 5
Indiana - 4
Alabama - 3
Michigan - 3
Iowa - 3
Virginia - 3
Mississippi - 3
New York - 2
Georgia - 2
Illinois - 2
Colorado - 1
Kansas - 1
Kentucky - 1
New Mexico - 1
Texas - 1
Utah - 1
Wisconsin - 1
Canada - 1
If anybody cares to know who is part of each State, just ask.
California - 16
Louisiana - 14
Pennsylvania - 14
Ohio - 11
Washington - 7
New Jersey - 5
Indiana - 4
Alabama - 3
Michigan - 3
Iowa - 3
Virginia - 3
Mississippi - 3
New York - 2
Georgia - 2
Illinois - 2
Colorado - 1
Kansas - 1
Kentucky - 1
New Mexico - 1
Texas - 1
Utah - 1
Wisconsin - 1
Canada - 1
If anybody cares to know who is part of each State, just ask.
Posted on 1/26/16 at 4:22 pm to Northshore Saint
quote:
For PA
Joe Montana +4
Dan Marino +1
Jim Kelly +4
Joe Namath +1
Johnny Unitas +2
Rich Gannon +1
Jeff Hostetler +1
Kerry Collins +1
15 total
Unitas came off the bench on one of his Superbowls so only 14 for Penn.
Posted on 1/26/16 at 4:27 pm to Mystery
Eh high school is the better metric than place of birth and I don't think it's that much harder to do. It's dumb that brad johnson counts for Georgia and Fran tarkenton doesn't. Pretty meaningless.
Posted on 1/26/16 at 4:37 pm to Mystery
quote:
If anybody cares to know who is part of each State, just ask.
Can you break it down by starting QBs from each state rather than total starts from each QB? That would eliminate the multiple years for many guys and get down to total starting QBs in the Super Bowl. For instance, you would say that LA has produced 7 starting QBs in the Super Bowl out of how many unique starting QBs?
Posted on 1/26/16 at 4:52 pm to slackster
quote:
Can you break it down by starting QBs from each state rather than total starts from each QB? That would eliminate the multiple years for many guys and get down to total starting QBs in the Super Bowl. For instance, you would say that LA has produced 7 starting QBs in the Super Bowl out of how many unique starting QBs?
Sure.
California - 8
Pennsylvania - 8
Louisiana - 7
Ohio - 4
New Jersey - 4
Washington - 3
Mississippi - 2
Indiana - 2
Alabama - 2
Michigan - 2
New York - 2
Georgia - 2
Illinois - 2
Iowa - 1
Virginia - 1
Colorado - 1
Kansas - 1
Kentucky - 1
New Mexico - 1
Texas - 1
Utah - 1
Wisconsin - 1
Canada - 1
Posted on 1/26/16 at 4:54 pm to Mystery
quote:frick you, Texas.
Texas - 1
Posted on 1/26/16 at 4:55 pm to Mystery
So that brings you to 58 total starters not counting repeats.
So Louisiana makes up about 12% of them.
So Louisiana makes up about 12% of them.
Posted on 1/26/16 at 4:55 pm to StrongBackWeakMind
quote:
frick you, Texas.
That one is Drew Brees lol
Posted on 1/26/16 at 4:58 pm to Mystery
God damnit.
Texas, you alright.
Texas, you alright.
Posted on 1/26/16 at 4:59 pm to Mystery
quote:
So that brings you to 58 total starters not counting repeats. So Louisiana makes up about 12% of them.
Thanks.
Still pretty incredible from per capita standpoint. I actually find that more impressive than the 28% stat. LA has produced one less Super Bowl starting QB than CA and PA despite a fraction of the population.
Posted on 1/26/16 at 4:59 pm to sjmabry
quote:
Per capita, the best football talent in the country
Actually, that's Alabama now if you're referring to players in the NFL
Posted on 1/26/16 at 5:00 pm to Mystery
Am I missing something or has Florida never produced a QB that started in the Super Bowl?
Posted on 1/26/16 at 5:02 pm to slackster
Texas only 1?
Posted on 1/26/16 at 5:05 pm to PortCityTiger24
quote:
6 for 7
quote:
Take some points away for not knowing who David Woodley is.
quote:
PortCityTiger24
Seriously?
Posted on 1/26/16 at 5:13 pm to Riseupfromtherubble
quote:
Actually, that's Alabama now if you're referring to players in the NFL
There are 83 active NFL players from Louisiana high schools and only 67 from Alabama high schools.
Additionally there are 87 active NFL players born in Louisiana and only 63 born in Alabama.
I've seen an article that says Alabama is #1 per capita, but I can't seem to find any numbers that back it up...
Posted on 1/26/16 at 5:20 pm to Bigtigah
Texas really didn't become known for QB play until very recently. UT OU Arkansas A&M etc were huge wishbone and option schools for a really long time
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