Ken Stabler (1970-1984)
This Raiders legend basically won one game after another. However, the truth is that Ken Stabler was a bit reckless every now and then. As a starter, he has a 96-49-1 career record and a Super Bowl to his name. This is why he is now in the Hall of Fame. You might feel less enthused if you take a closer look at his stats. He completed not even 60 percent of his passes. He also threw 222 picks against 194 touchdowns, earning him a 75.3 passer rating. His completion percentage even went down to 57.8 in the playoffs, although he was at least 7-5 in these games.
Ken Stabler (1970-1984)
Bob Griese (1967-1980)
Can you believe that Bob Griese of the Dolphins has a spot in the Hall of Fame even though he threw fewer than 200 touchdowns and completed only 56.2 percent of his passes? We doubt that these stats will impress anyone now. However, he did cement his legacy by bringing home two Super Bowls and ending his career with a record of 92-56-3 as a starter. The truth was that his career passing yards only makes him the 75th best in history. He also has a lower passing rating than Jon Kitna. Due to an injury, Griese played only six games in the undefeated season enjoyed by the Dolphins in 1972.
Bob Griese (1967-1980)