Pape
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That was a case where none of the answers at QB were good.
Grogan played like 10 years past the point where he was cooked, his last full good season was 1979 and he somehow still started games in 1990.
Tony Eason was soft to the point where his own offensive line wanted him to die. HOF OL John Hannah literally threatened to quit playing during the Super Bowl (!!!) if Eason wasn't benched after the first couple drives. By 1987 he was toast.
Flutie threw more picks than touchdowns in New England, averaged 85 yards a game and had a 61 passer rating. Even for the 1980s that was incredibly bad.
we in new england lived it... Grogan was loved, eason was despised because he wasnt grogan... no matter how old Grogs was, people didnt care...
hannah was special.. that guy is the greatest Patriot not named Tom Brady, probably the best offensive linemen in the league ever (yes, people will disagree... and yes, they are wrong) ... Hannah was brutal on other guys, and lol, he basically ran ron meyer out of NE in 84... lol, good stuffs