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12-15-2005
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Does anyone else have this problem?
It's been 4 preseason games, 13 regular season game, and plenty of highlights and clips. Yet at some point early in each game I see Bledsoe wearing #11 and for a split second I think it's Danny White. It even happened while watching the NFL Channel's Cowboys vs Chiefs game tonight.
I wish Bledsoe wore another number so I wouldn't get confused like this. 
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12-15-2005
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The Chairman
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Originally Posted by NorthTexan95
It's been 4 preseason games, 13 regular season game, and plenty of highlights and clips. Yet at some point early in each game I see Bledsoe wearing #11 and for a split second I think it's Danny White. It even happened while watching the NFL Channel's Cowboys vs Chiefs game tonight.
I wish Bledsoe wore another number so I wouldn't get confused like this. 
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not had this problem thus far.
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12-15-2005
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Banned
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Danny was shorter. Bayless said his nickname was the "Master of Disaster."
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12-15-2005
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not even close to the same physical appearance. Bledsoe is tall and gangly where White was shorter and more compact, relative to Bledsoe.
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12-15-2005
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Zimmer Hater
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Originally Posted by NorthTexan95
It's been 4 preseason games, 13 regular season game, and plenty of highlights and clips. Yet at some point early in each game I see Bledsoe wearing #11 and for a split second I think it's Danny White. It even happened while watching the NFL Channel's Cowboys vs Chiefs game tonight.
I wish Bledsoe wore another number so I wouldn't get confused like this. 
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Never had that problem. For obvious reasons.
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Originally Posted by cobra
Good system Zimmer... never met a player with outstanding potential that Zimmer couldn't reel in and suffocate. Roy, Newman, Ware, Spears, etc...... Teaching how to avoid instincts since 2000.
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12-15-2005
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I'm breaking the 4th wall...
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never put danny white in the same breathe as Drew Bledsoe. If Drew had the same caliber talent around him throughout his career that the original #11 had he'd have more than that one Super Bowl ring(that Brady won for him). But regardless, Drew is a real QB and danny white was nothing more than a punter who had a strong arm.
All you ever have to do is look at game footage of both QBs. Look at Drew's eyes, he looks like he belongs behind center. While you can look into danny's eyes and they seem to be saying "DAMN. why did Mr Staubach have to retire? This is some scary $h!t. Coach get me outta here!!!!!!!!"
I never likied danny white as our QB. Maybe it's because he came in after Staubach. But now that I think about it, I don't feel that way about JJ or MBIII. Hmmmmmm.
danny white was always scerred when he played QB. If we would have had a REAL QB back in those days, there wouldn't have been a 49ers dynasty!
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12-15-2005
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Originally Posted by torrescatch22
danny white was always scerred when he played QB. If we would have had a REAL QB back in those days, there wouldn't have been a 49ers dynasty!
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That's a little overboard. Danny White was an above average QB... you paint him out to be Kyle Boller.
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12-15-2005
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No I havent had that problem you should probably get some new glasses or contacts...
Irish Eyes Are Smiling
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12-15-2005
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Zimmer Hater
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Originally Posted by the_h0wey
No I havent had that problem you should probably get some new glasses or contacts...
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Hmmm from your sig my guess is you will be lovin it if Brady Quinn becomes a Cowboy in the draft. I would like that to. He looks as big as a LB that is for sure.
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Originally Posted by cobra
Good system Zimmer... never met a player with outstanding potential that Zimmer couldn't reel in and suffocate. Roy, Newman, Ware, Spears, etc...... Teaching how to avoid instincts since 2000.
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12-15-2005
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Originally Posted by torrescatch22
never put danny white in the same breathe as Drew Bledsoe. If Drew had the same caliber talent around him throughout his career that the original #11 had he'd have more than that one Super Bowl ring(that Brady won for him). But regardless, Drew is a real QB and danny white was nothing more than a punter who had a strong arm.
All you ever have to do is look at game footage of both QBs. Look at Drew's eyes, he looks like he belongs behind center. While you can look into danny's eyes and they seem to be saying "DAMN. why did Mr Staubach have to retire? This is some scary $h!t. Coach get me outta here!!!!!!!!"
I never likied danny white as our QB. Maybe it's because he came in after Staubach. But now that I think about it, I don't feel that way about JJ or MBIII. Hmmmmmm.
danny white was always scerred when he played QB. If we would have had a REAL QB back in those days, there wouldn't have been a 49ers dynasty!
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I used to like to dis Steve Young to whiner's fans by calling him the Danny White of the '90s since he put up huge numbers but didn't win anything(until finally in '94).
I never thought White was a bad QB but following Roger was a tall order and he was always going to be villified for that by many people.
Landry thought enough of White to use him as his starter for a lot of years and he was considered a great athlete back in the day, even by NFL standards. He was near legend status at ASU according to my cousin who attended there at the same time.
Big if, but "if" he hadn't fumbled on that last drive against SF "The Catch" would be a forgotten moment and White would likely be a huge Dallas hero.
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12-15-2005
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#11
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Banned
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Reminder: Drugs kill brain cells.
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12-16-2005
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Papa
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Danny White was a very good QB who did a lot with limited skills. He wasn't very big, he wasn't very strong but he made a lot of good plays for us in his career.
Now if we would have had Bledsoe on those teams I do believe we would have won more games and some SBs as well because he has much more talent, is bigger and has a stronger arm.
I wish we would have kept Steve DeBerg when we drafted him in 1977. He would have made an excellent understudy for Staubach but at the time White was our punter and it freed up a roster spot for another position.
DeBerg had the size, arm strength, and was extremely smart. He was the best I've seen at running the play-fake since Johnny Unitas, even better than Peyton Manning is. If he would have gotten a chance to play with some talent around him he would have done very well.
He played on some horrible teams in San Fran, Denver, Tampa, and KC but had a great year in 1990 when KC finally had something around him, throwing for 3444 yards, 23 TDs and only 4 INTs.
Anyway, Danny White was a good QB and doesn't deserve the bashing he gets from younger fans. Those who watched him play know he was a darn good player, he just wasn't Roger Staubach.
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12-16-2005
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The Danny White bashing approaches the level of idocy that the Parcells bashers have reached on this board 
When ever you find yourself on the side of the majority, it is time to pause and reflect:Mark Twain
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12-16-2005
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Originally Posted by NorthTexan95
It's been 4 preseason games, 13 regular season game, and plenty of highlights and clips. Yet at some point early in each game I see Bledsoe wearing #11 and for a split second I think it's Danny White. It even happened while watching the NFL Channel's Cowboys vs Chiefs game tonight.
I wish Bledsoe wore another number so I wouldn't get confused like this. 
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Uh, not unless I'm suddenly wearing a "punk shirt," parachute pants, sporting a "spike/bi-level" haircut, and Sammy Hagar's "Standing Hamption" is playing in the tape deck.
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12-16-2005
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Sorry--but, Danny White was like night and day different... IMO
Mr. Jones and CrazyCowboy--Training Camp 2004
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