Matt Kofler, Patrick Henry, (Bills, Colts) Later athletic director at Oregon, Ohio St., Minnesota, San Diego St. Rex Grossman, Bloomington South, (Bears, Texans, Washington) Chuck Clements, Huntsville, (Jets) Steve Pelluer, Interlake, (Cowboys, Chiefs) Detroit Lions All-Time Draft Bob Hewko, Upper Moreland, (Bucs) Tyrod Taylor, Hampton, (Ravens, Bills, Browns, Chargers) list Loren Snyder, Thornton, (Cowboys) Where Michigan's Presumptive Starting QB Ranks Nationally Jeff Lewis, Horizon, (Broncos, Panthers) J.T. Phil Simms 29. WebMichigan State Spartans School History Seasons: 98 (1918 to 2022) Record (W-L-T): 603-397-30 Adjusted Record (W-L-T): 598-402-30 Conferences: Big Ten, Ind Conf. Paul McDonald, Bishop Amat, (Browns, Cowboys) Jeff Brohm, Trinity, (49ers) 9. Ben Roethlisberger 32. Josh Johnson, Oakland Technical, (Bucs, Browns, Bengals, 49ers, Washington) But before we look ahead, we must remember what came before. Rohan Davey, Hialeah-Miami Lakes, (Patriots) Gary Hogeboom, Northview, (Cowboys, Colts, Cardinals) Ravens agree to 5-year, $260 million deal with Lamar Jackson Seneca Wallace, Cordova, (Seahawks, Browns, Packers) Dave Brown, Westfield, (Giants, Cardinals) Matt Simms, Don Bosco Prep, (Jets) Mike Buck, Sayville, (Saints, Cardinals) Reggie McNeal, Lufkin, (Bengals) Landing spots for top undrafted free agents: Who signed after Round 7? Mark Rypien, Shadle Park, (Washington, Browns, Rams, Eagles, Colts) Turk Schonert, Servite, (Bengals, Falcons) The two-time captain is Michigan's 401st all-time draft pick, and the fifth wide receiver to be drafted under Jim Harbaugh, joining Jehu Chesson, Amara Darboh, Reggie Collier, D'Iberville, (Cowboys, Steelers) J.P. Losman, Venice, (Bills, Raiders, Dolphins) Bobby Hebert, South LaFourche, (Saints, Falcons) Brian Dowling, St. Ignatius, (Patriots, Packers) Vince Young, Madison, (Titans, Eagles) June Jones, Grant, (Falcons) Jake Plummer, Capital, (Cardinals, Broncos) Henne also holds the career records in completions (828) and touchdown Jarrett Stidham, Stephenville, (Patriots) Webmichigan starting quarterbacks by year. Russell Wilson, Collegiate School, (Seahawks) The list is presented in alphabetical order but is sortable by the years and positions at which they played. Troy Taylor, Cordova, (Jets) Ken Dorsey, Miramonte, (49ers, Browns) Kevin Hogan, Gonzaga College, (Browns) Walter Briggs, Hackensack, (Jets), Games: 177 | Super Bowl starts: 0 | SB wins: 0 | Hall of Famers: 0, Jim Everett, Eldorado, (Rams, Saints, Chargers) Mike Norseth, La Crescenta Valley, (Bengals) David Jaynes, Bonner Springs, (Chiefs) Ranking the schools that have produced the most Super Bowl champion quarterbacks. DeShone Kizer, Central Catholic, (Browns, Packers) Mitchell Trubisky, Mentor, (Bears) Jeb Blount, Longview, (Bucs) Connor Cook, Walsh Jesuit, (Raiders) Matt Barkley, Mater Dei, (Eagles, Bears, Bills) Bobby Hoying, St. Henry, (Eagles, Raiders) Drew Stanton, Harrison, (Lions, Colts, Cardinals) Leading scorer on the 1895 team that won Michigan's first Western football championship. Scott Tolzien, William Fremd, (49ers, Packers, Colts) Dennis Shaw, Damien, (Bills, Rams) Top 10 Michigan football quarterbacks since 1995 - WolverinesWire Kay Stephenson, Pensacola, (Chargers, Bills) WebThis is a list of Michigan Wolverines football players in the NFL Draft. Ambassador to Honduras and South Africa, MVP 1941 Michigan team; Upper Peninsula Hall of Fame, Played 16 years in the NFL for the Falcons; 5-time Pro Bowl selection; 3-time first-team All-Pro; NFL Players Association President, 19891996, All-American, 19221923; Played football, basketball and baseball at Michigan; Served as Michigan's head coach, 19291937; Coached national championship teams, 19321933; Inducted into College Football Hall of Fame, 1958; Walter Camp Man of the Year, 1970, All-American, 19211922; Died in December 1922 as a result of injuries sustained in automobile accident, Later served as head coach at Washington, 19021905, Known as the "Canonsburg Comet"; Played for undefeated 1948 national championship team, Later coached at Eastern Illinois and was head scout for the, All-American, 19551956; Played 10 years in NFL for Packers and Lions; First-team All Pro, 1962; Inducted into College Football Hall of Fame, 1978, Formed the "Touchdown Twins" combination with, Followed Tom Harmon as Michigan's main running back; Finished 2nd in the Big Ten in total offense, 1941. Randy Fasani, Del Oro, (Panthers) April 27, 2023 5:42 pm ET. Roger Staubach, Purcell Marian, (Cowboys) Craig Erickson, Cardinal Newman, (Bucs, Colts, Dolphins) Championships: 9 National Championships: 1952, 1965 and 1966 Bowl Record: 30 Bowls, 14-16, .467 W-L% ( Major Bowls ) Ben Bennett, Peterson, (Bengals) Alabama quarterback Bryce Young will sign a four-year contract worth about $41.217 million with a signing bonus of around $26. David Garrard, Southern, (Jaguars) Joe Gilliam, Pearl, (Steelers) Willie Heston 8. #49 of 97. Mark Sanchez, Mission Viejo, (Jets, Eagles, Cowboys, Washington) Colt McCoy, Jim Ned, (Browns, 49ers, Washington, Giants) Joe Theismann, South River, (Washington) Glenn Carano, Earl Wooster, (Cowboys) Brad Goebel, Cuero, (Eagles, Browns) Jack Thompson, Evergreen, (Bengals, Bucs) Chad Henne, Wilson, (Dolphins, Jaguars, Chiefs) Matt McGloin, West Scranton, (Raiders, Eagles, Texans, Chiefs) Rison, Glen Rice, Jeff Grayer were the nucleus of a team in the mid-80s that went 79-3 and was ranked #1 #2 in the country for several years by various national publications (includes a winning streak of 60 games). Bill Kenney, San Clemente, (Chiefs) Tim Tebow, Allen D. Nease, (Broncos, Jets) Matt Stevens, Fountain Valley, (Chiefs), All 259 picks | Every team's class Feeley, Ontario, (Eagles, Dolphins, Rams) Billy Stevens, Ball, (Packers) Joe Flacco, Audubon, (Ravens, Broncos, Jets) Craig Krenzel, Henry Ford II, (Bears) Elvis Grbac, St. Joseph, (49ers, Chiefs, Ravens) Elvis Grbac. WebMichigan's career leader in passing yardage is Chad Henne with 9,715 passing yards from 2004 to 2007. Y.A. John Beck, Mountain View, (Dolphins, Ravens, Texans, Washington) Chris Greisen, Sturgeon Bay, (Cardinals) Todd Collins, Walpole, (Bills, Chiefs, Washington, Bears), Games: 169 | Super Bowl starts: 0 | SB wins: 0 | Hall of Famers: 0, Alan Pastrana, Annapolis, (Broncos) NFL Draft 2023: How much each first-round pick will be paid Joey Harrington, Central Catholic, (Lions, Dolphins, Falcons) All-American 1932 and 1933; Played 1 year in the NFL for the Lions; Subsequently, founded the Bigelow & Co investment banking firm and Eastern Exchange Bank, both in New York. John Stofa, Bishop McCort, (Steelers, Dolphins, Bengals) Dave Wilson, Katella, (Saints) Todd Whitten, Justin F. Kimball, (Patriots) Bryan Clark, Los Altos, (Bengals) Matt Ryan, William Penn Charter School, (Falcons) EJ Manuel, Bayside, (Bills, Raiders) Edd Hargett, Linden-Kildare, (Saints, Oilers) Ken Stabler 23. Jim Harbaugh, Palo Alto, (Bears, Colts, Ravens, Chargers) Rusty Hilger, Southeast, (Raiders, Lions, Colts, Seahawks) Jake Locker, Ferndale, (Titans) Mark Manges, Fort Hill, (Cardinals), Games: 431 | Super Bowl starts: 0 | SB wins: 0 | Hall of Famers: 0, Cooper Rush, Lansing Catholic, (Cowboys) Todd Philcox, Norwalk, (Bengals, Browns, Chargers), Games: 78 | Super Bowl starts: 0 | SB wins: 0 | Hall of Famers: 0, Byron Leftwich, Howard D. Woodson, (Jaguars, Falcons, Steelers, Bucs) 10 University of Michigan Running Backs Daniels, Lincoln, (Seahawks, Texans) Round Pick Player Name Team College; 2023: 1: 1: 1: 1: Bryce Young: Panthers: Alabama : 2: 1: 2: 2: C.J. Seasons: 94 (1930 to 2023) Record (W-L-T): 579-702-34 Playoff Record: 7-13 Super Bowls Won: 0 (0 Appearances) Championships Won *: 4 . 11 is 1 of 5 retired numbers at Michigan, Elected captain of the 1897 team but unable to play after contracting, Played in the NFL with the Patriots since 2006, All-American 1981; MVP 1981 Michigan team; MVP 1981 Rose Bowl; Set Michigan's all-time record with 3,850 career rushing yards (now ranks 5th); Played 7 years in the NFL with the Giants, Oilers, and Lions, Two-time All-American; MVP 1965 Michigan team; Played 1 year in the NFL for the Jets, Played for Ohio State in 1943; Quarterback of the undefeated 1947 team known as the "Mad Magicians"; All-Big Ten 1947, Played freshman football at UM before transfer to Washington & Lee; Induced into, All-Big Ten 1952; Played 6 years in the NFL for the Packers and Lions, Starting QB in last half of 1984 season; set single-game record for passing yards in his second start, This page was last edited on 25 March 2023, at 13:14. Cody Pickett, Caldwell, (49ers) Gary Marangi, Memorial, (Bills) George, (Bills), Brock Osweiler, Flathead, (Broncos, Texans, Dolphins) Leo Hart, Grainger, (Falcons, Bills) Steve McNair, Mount Olive, (Oilers/Titans, Ravens) Story Try Premium FREE for 30 days! Irrelevant' pick on Toledo's Johnson, Chargers go all-in on TCU with Duggan pick in 7th, NFL Nation sizes up all 259 draft selections. Super Bowl champion QBs by alma mater - Newsday Art Schlichter, Miami Trace, (Colts) Benny Russell, Jay, (Bills) Ed Luther, St. Paul, (Chargers) michigan Hometown: Anaheim, California. Jonathan Quinn, McGavock, (Jaguars, Chiefs, Bears) Sept 25, 2010; Columbus, Ohio; Ohio State Buckeyes quarterback Joe Bauserman (14) warms up before their game against Eastern Michigan University at Ohio Stadium. Ricky Turner, Compton, (Colts) Scott Covington, Dana Hills, (Bengals, Rams) Bob Leahy, Lindenhurst, (Steelers) Donovan McNabb 28. Joe Pisarcik, Central Catholic, (Giants, Eagles) Billy Guy Anderson, Ferris, (Oilers) Phil Simms, Southern, (Giants) Tom Duniven, McLean, (Oilers) Quarterback: Set Michigan record with 2,400 passing yards (now ranks 15th) Heath Shuler, Swain Co., (Washington, Saints) First native-born person from Montana admitted to the state's bar and to serve in its legislature; Captain of the undefeated 1947 Michigan team known as the "Mad Magicians", MVP of the 1956 team; played one season with the Montreal Alouettes, All-American 1970; MVP 1970 Michigan football team; Came to Michigan as a walk-on, Only Michigan athlete to letter in football, baseball, basketball and track in the same year; Played 12 years in AAFC and NFL for Rockets and Rams; Inducted into, Asst. Frank Patrick, Derry, (Packers) Tyrone Wheatley 3. Dave Barr, Concord, (Rams) Craig Penrose, Woodland, (Broncos) Mark Reed, Moorhead, (Colts) Played 3 years in the NFL for the All-Americans, Independents, Packers and Blues, All-American, 1922; Led Michigan to back-to-back undefeated seasons and 1923 national championship; Later served as a football and baseball coach at Northwestern, Wisconsin, Cal, and Washington University in St. Louis, Later served as head football coach at Harvard and Connecticut, Captain of the 1891 Michigan team; Played at end in 1888, fullback in 1889 and halfback in 1891, Played 2 seasons in the CFL with the Blue Bombers; Set CFL records with 7 TD passes in 1 game and a 107-yard TD pass; Scored a record 22 points in, Big Ten Co-Offensive Player of the Year, 1990; Played 4 seasons in the NFL with the Patriots, Seahawks and Chiefs, Later played in the NFL with the Detroit Panthers; brother of Ernie Vick, All-American, 1921; Inducted into College Football Hall of Fame in 1983; Played Major League Baseball for the Cardinals 19221926; Played 3 years in the NFL with the Panthers, Bears and Wolverines, Set Michigan record with 2,400 passing yards (now ranks 15th), Star for Michigan teams that went 33-6-1 from 18931896; Assistant football coach 18971898, Safety, cornerback, halfback, quarterback, fullback, All-American,1966; Played 12 years in the NFL for the Colts, Giants and Dolphins; 4-time All-Pro, All-American, 1949 and 1950; Blocked punt to win the, All-American, 1954; Played 3 years in the CFL for the Eskimos; 1957 CFL All-Star, All-Big Ten, 1989; Played 10 years in the NFL for the Chargers, Chiefs and Raiders, Rated by ESPN and 247Sports.com as the No. Scott Stankavage, Central Bucks East, (Broncos, Dolphins) Matt Blundin, Ridley, (Chiefs, Lions) Sage Rosenfels, Maquoketa, (Dolphins, Texans, Giants) Brett Basanez, St. Viator, (Panthers) James Ritchey, Copperas Cove, (Oilers) Ryan Griffin, Chaminade, (Saints, Bucs) David Whitehurst, Walker, (Packers), Deshaun Watson, Gainesville, (Texans) Randy Dean, Whitefish Bay, (Giants) Jameis Winston, Hueytown, (Bucs, Saints) Brian Sipe, Grossmont, (Browns) 1 placekicker in college football's incoming Class of 2016, Captain of 1882 and 1883 teams; later became president of a railway and a mining company, Later appointed as a U.S. District Court Judge by Franklin Roosevelt; served 24 years in that capacity, Scored first touchdown in Michigan history, May 1879; became famous as an architect in the Arts and Crafts movement; three of his buildings are, Holds record for most years playing for Michigan's football team (8); Scored the first touchdown in the first game played at Michigan's first home football field in Ann Arbor; later operated a boarding house, power company and Ann Arbor Press; held office as Ann Arbor city councilman, postmaster and Washtenaw County supervisor, One of Michigan's "Seven Oak Posts" in 1942, Later played for the Montreal Alouettes and Memphis Grizzlies, Coach at Delaware, 19662001; inducted to, Died while serving in Germany during World War I, Last-surviving member of Yost's 1901 Point-a-Minute team, Played for the 1917 world's professional football champion, Later served as head football coach and athletic director at, Later served as Attorney General of Wisconsin; his son became Governor of Wisconsin, Later served as head football coach at Washington State, Occidental, Head football coach at Maine (19111913), Amherst (19141916), In 2010, set the single-season Division I FBS record for rushing yards by a quarterback and became the only player in NCAA history to both pass and rush for 1,500 yards, Assistant football coach at Michigan, 19481956, Head football coach at North Dakota and Louisiana Tech, Set Michigan's single-game receiving record with nine catches for 246 yards against Illinois in 2010, Set Michigan record with 6 touchdown passes in a game, Later played in the NFL for the Falcons and Jets, Later head football coach at Missouri, Nebraska, Rushed for a career-high 127 yards against UMass in 2010, Played on Michigan's undefeated 1947 and 1948 national championship teams, MVP of the 1929 team and captain of the 1930 team who later attended, Played for the New England Patriots in 1994, Two-time All-American; Played five years in the NFL with the Raiders and Panthers, After Slade's funeral in 2006, Bo Schembechler challenged the current Michigan team to "be as good a Michigan man as Slade", All-American 1924; Later worked as an assistant coach at Wisconsin, North Carolina State and Virginia; Head coach of golf team at Virginia 19401958, Later played three years in the NFL for the Chicago Bears and Philadelphia Eagles, Later served as head coach at Throop College of Technology (now known as, All-American 1917; Played professional football for the, Omission as an All-American led to criticism that selectors were biased against Western players, First Michigan player to have rushing, passing and receiving touchdowns in one game, Played for the Denver Broncos (1960) and Oakland Raiders (1961), All-American 1901; College Football Hall of Fame, Played 4 years for Chicago Hornets, Washington Redskins, Detroit Lions, New York Yanks, and Dallas Texans, Later became a physician and surgeon in Kalamazoo, Later gained renown as a contract engineer for the American Bridge Company and Bethlehem Steel, Later served as the head football coach at Nevada and Oregon State, Captain of the 1924 team; Later served as an assistant football coach at Northwestern, All-American 1918; Key player on 1918 national championship team; Also a member of Michigan's hockey, swimming and golf teams, Practiced for more than 50 years as a lawyer in Los Angeles; represented the Yankees in a landmark case before the US Supreme Court affirming Major League Baseball's antitrust exemption, Head football coach at Colorado School of Mines, 19101911, Running guard and key blocker for Tom Harmon; later football coach in Grand Rapids 19421971, Coached at Michigan State, BYU and Utah State, Played 3 seasons in the NFL for the Buccaneers and Lions, Leading scorer, 1911; Captain, 1912; President of Michigan Trust Company, 19331956, Starting QB for Michigan in 2008 and for Arizona State in 2010, Captain and Most Valuable Player of the National Champion, First-team All-Big Ten (1994); Played in NFL for the New York Giants (19962008), Michigan Wolverines Most Valuable Player, 1952, Director of Michigan's basketball operations since 2007; also assistant athletic director under, Later served as an Iowa state senator and chairman of the Iowa Democratic Party state committee, All-Big Ten and second-team All-American; Defensive coordinator for, Meyer Morton Award in 1937; head football coach at Eastern Michigan, 195264. T.J. Yates, Pope, (Texans, Falcons, Dolphins) Gary Keithley, Alvin, (Cardinals) Brett Hundley, Chandler, (Packers, Cardinals) Erik Kramer, John Burroughs, (Falcons, Lions, Bears, Chargers) Tom Tupa, Brecksville, (Cardinals, Colts, Browns, Patriots, Jets, Bucs, Washington) Navarre was a three-year starter for Michigan, starting from 2001-2003. Juliet, (Bills) Jim Plunkett, James Lick, (Patriots, 49ers, Raiders) Steve Matthews, Tullahoma, (Jaguars, Oilers) Christian Ponder, Colleyville Heritage, (Vikings) From there we crunched the data to find out all we could about the United States of quarterbacks.

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