QB's That Did the Least Yet STILL Won! 

Speaks volumes to just how good their defense and special teams were.

Bears had a pretty solid offense too rex wasn't great but he wasn't horrible but if it wasn't for Kyle Orton stepping up when rexy went down late in the year we wouldn't have made it to the superbowl, the mistake was not playing Orton in the superbowl. Rex started out decent but when it started pouring and he couldn't hang onto a ball should have switched it up that costed us a solid chance.

My best friend, who's been watching the Bears since Sayers and Butkus played, says that was the luckiest team he's ever seen.

to be fair, he threw for what was at the time the 2nd most passing yards ever in a season for the bears and the 3rd most TDs in a season for the bears. He threw lots of picks but that wasn't that uncommon back then. Big Ben threw 23 int that season and kitna had 22, both more that Rex. And the next season Kitna, Elie, and Carson Palmer all threw 20 int. The year before Farve threw 29 int. It was pretty standard for most of NFL history up until the last 15 years or so for even elite QBs to throw picks like crazy.

Not really. The Bears had the 2nd most improved offense that year with Grossman being the only significant change. The Saints were first with a new QB named Brees and new coach.

Not bad completion percentage. But niners are running team he don’t need to do much

As Packers fan don't remind me

True but he didn’t really need to that game. Can’t compare it with Grossmans game against the Cards

He didn't turn the ball over like crazy in that game which most of this list seems to be comprised of guys doing.

No reason to throw when the Packers couldn’t stop the run. It’s not that he couldn’t, he just didn’t need to

I mean football is the ultimate team game. It takes all phases.

This video by itself proves wins are not a quarterback stat. debate me all day.

@@ercihanates6504 Not gonna debate you because it’s true, but keep this same energy when good QB’s teams win

Dickerson, Simpson, Henry...good rushing, solid defense and special teams

And solid RB's.

The Bears whole M.O. in 2006 was "defense and Devin will do the job"

@@TimmyTickle 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

I can hear JaguarGator9 in the distance.

Thank you Gregg Easterbrook

Yeah he played bad and won, but he still made many good throws. Makes sense he wasn’t on here.

Agreed 👍

Dan Marino bested the bears stopping them from going 16-0 in 1985

@@purplebanana3847 Da Bears shuffled their way to a Superbowl win, while the Dolphins lost in the playoffs to the Patriots. You basically helped me prove my point. Thank you.

once a day

It took decades for the Bills to find Jim Kelly's replacement, the same with the Dolphins with Dan Marino. The Bears are still looking for the replacement for Sid Luckman.

@@tygrkhat4087’m not so sure about tua being the replacement for 🐬

@@George_Fl0yd If he could stop getting concussed so much. It's a shame, because Tua is having a breakout season.

@@shauncameron8390 yeah my comment didn’t age to well 😅

Except Brad Johnson was actually a good QB, unlike the other two you mentioned

Brad Johnson was actually a pro bowler that season though 🤷‍♂️

@@rkymtnchi503 Ehhh Brad Johnson was about average or maybe slightly above. Definitely not a guy that's going to take a team to the super bowl. Kind of in that Jim McMahan tier.

@@Riles3152 I mean he did make 2 Pro Bowls. McMahon never did

The Panthers starting QB in that game was former Bill Frank Reich.

Yeah but he threw a touchdown. Most of the players on this whole list didn’t. So his absence makes sense.

I knew someone remembered Dennis Green's legendary postgame rant.

@@fromthehaven94 every body remembers that

"And we let em off the hook!"

Let me rephrase: I knew at least one person remembered Dennis Green's legendary postgame rant.

@@antoriusnorfleet4128 I did not lol whoops.

87 total passing yards, also rushed 10 times for 88 yards and threw the only TD of the game

Dilfer just got hired to coach my alma mater, hoping he does well there

At least Trent was better than Kyle Boller.

Dilferdid what he was hired to do. He did have some good games....

@@taylordoebler1209at least Lamar is the best Ravens QB of all time🤷🏾‍♂️

Jim McMahon too.

Well They ran for almost 400 yards, I could’ve played QB that day against the Patriots and won lol 😂

Elite

Go make your own list then, it never once said EVERY game a QB played bad in and won

@@zackhicks5320 calm down bozo

Yeah that game the Ravens defense had an amazing game, Brady only had 154 yards and threw 3 picks.

Kissing Suzy Kolber "F it, I'm throwing it downfield!", look this up and enjoy

Brady played his best game in 52. Unfortunately, still lost because his defense was horrible. Can’t believe Bellicheck benched Pro Bowl caliber cornerback Malcom Butler for young inexperienced Eric Rowe against top 3 big body Alshon Jeffrey. Top 5 worst decision in nfl history.

And Dallas vs Cleveland in 2020, dak racked up on yards

@@1p13b6 honestly just combine weeks 3 and 4 because he had 974 yards and 7 Touchdowns in those 2 games. He did have 3 interceptions but 1 was a Hail Mary and one was a forced throw on a must score drive.

Mahomes against the Rams in 2018. I know he had 5 turnovers but still over 500 total yards and 6 TDs is crazy for a loss

And per the graphic that flashed, he was 1 for 10 for 4 yds, so he had 172 yds on 3 completions.

I’m really wondering if that was a typo…

4 yards, 77 yards, 60 yards, and 35 yards

@@fazeduck3153 Yep it’s true. Thurman Thomas had a 60 yard reception and someone named Russell Copeland had one for 77.

Based Rax Grissman enjoyer

Unleashing what dragon? His defense? It was the most pathetic performance of his already incredibly pathetic career 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤡🤡🤡🤡

Bart Starr called his own plays, not the coordinator.

Or maybe Peyton Manning's Super Bowl 50. 13/23 passes completed for 141 yards and an INT. Actually a good chunk of the Broncos games that year were wins without any TDs from the offense.

@@swailjaffari4067 That year the defense was insane. The defense is good this year, but not even comparable to this year

But then, you'd have to take him off the list when you consider that the Steelers never would have made it to Super Bowl XL without him. In three road games in the AFC bracket that post-season, Ben Roethlisberger had 9.4 YPA, 7 TD passes, one lonely INT, and a combined passer rating of 124.8. Even with Super Bowl XL factored in, he had a combined passer rating of 101.7 that post-season, which was comfortably the highest of any QB who attempted more than one pass that post-season. In fact, Tom Brady was the second-highest-rated QB that post-season, but his combined rating was 90.1, which still isn't particularly close.

@@dr4782 Your numbers are so far off lmfao. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ben_Roethlisberger Stop making shit up lol

@@dr4782 It's about single games, not the season. If we were counting how good the player was outside of the one game then Jim Kelly wouldn't be in this video.

"They are who we thought they were!"

You gotta start with grossman before cutler

In a pass happy league - QB wins are a real stat. Most of these games are flukes or from the past.....

You said that like these games are from a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away. It is not possible to go through and filter out “flukes” and other games that didn’t come down to the QB. It’s not a real stat and there isn’t a good argument that it is.

Maybe, but he also had a clutch run and took a major hit to the head for the win, he made the play to win, even though the rest of his performance was not great, that’s probably why he wasn’t on here.

Well he was elite during that 2012 playoff run.

The bears are my team. They have suffered a lot these years. It’s tough being a bears fan. I saw them win the super bowl in 86. Walter Payton was my childhood hero. I don’t care what their record is, they are my team. I just wish they wouldn’t wear those god awful orange uniforms. Whatever. It’s all just entertainment.

Maybe because 1 of the 2 passes was a TD, with more yards than all the 3 passes of Mac😂

I was going to mention a Bills-Dolphins game from 1989 where Frank Reich, starting for an injured Jim Kelly, only went 6 of 9 passing. But he had 123 yards and a TD pass. The Bills had 280 yards rushing, with Thurman Thomas getting 148 and Larry Kinnebrew with 121.

tf is that emoji 💀

@@joev_ lol fr

He's just become the new head coach at Alabama-Birmingham (UAB).