I agree with Fowler's comparison of Book to Tarkenton & Staubach regarding " back yard " scrambles.
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That Tarkenton comp is interesting.
I think that is a good comparison based on my filtered recollection of Tarkenton, who was in his prime a little before my recollection. Seeing him on video, though, does make the Book comparison seem pretty good. Fran was a fairly small guy too, . . right?
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One big difference, Tarkenton had a successful NFL career
I'll leave it there....I don't see Book playing much on Sundays....
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Fran was smaller, a little more dodgy, with a weaker arm, but piled up great statistics because
when plays broke down he would hit the open receivers. He actually is a little more similar to Staubach but Staubach was loved because he did his time in the Navy.
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Here is some video of Fran Tarkenton
Warning: Amy Klobuchar is in the video.
Link: The Scrambler
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That could be Book scrambling.
(no message)Evil preaches tolerance until it is dominant, then it tries to silence good.
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No, Archie had as much physical ability as anyone. Great arm, speed, toughness but he was saddled
with one of the worst teams ever and took a beating. He still performed well. He was way more talented than either of his sons. Plus, he was an absolute class act.
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I'll buy that. Archie's from the MS Delta, so it was fitting to hear the blues with his highlights.
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