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1. I played my entire career of 15 seasons with the San Diego Chargers, being drafted in 1973. I was an integral part of the new 'Air Coryell' offense. In 1979, I set a NFL record for season passing yardage. I broke that record in 1980, then again in 1981. After retiring I became a sportscaster, including time on 'Monday Night Football'. Who am I?
2. After graduating from BYU, I made a name for myself in the 1980s with the Bears. Known for being a rebel, I had stints with commissioner Pete Rozelle, and he took offense to my advertising on my head bands. I also played for Philadelphia and Green Bay. Who am I?
3. I was an All-American at Stanford, and was their first to win a Heisman Trophy. I played from 1971-1986, mostly with the Raiders. I was the Super Bowl XV MVP. Who am I?
4. I received the curse of the Heisman Trophy in 1967 with UCLA. I was drafted by the Rams but never played a game with them. My entire NFL career was in limited duty for two seasons with the Redskins. Who am I?
5. A 16 season glorious career found me in my Packer #15 jersey. I won the first two Super Bowl MVP's in NFL history. I led the NFL in passing three times, in 1962, 1964, and 1966. Carroll Dale, Boyd Dowler, and Max McGee, sure made me look good. I later became head coach of Green Bay. Who am I?
6. After winning the Heisman Trophy in 1963 with Navy, I spent my entire career with the Dallas Cowboys. I led the NFC in passing many times in my career, and won two Super Bowls with the Cowboys. I was known for being a scrambler. I retired in 1979. Who am I?
7. 18 of my 19 seasons were seen in a Cardinal uniform. I was overlooked in the draft because of my small college. I took over the reins from Charlie Johnson, and one of my favorite receivers was Jackie Smith. Who am I?
8. 14 of my 15 seasons were with the Dolphins. Upon arrival of the great Dan Marino, I saw a lot of bench time, but I was always there in the clutch. After my NFL career, I became the first full-time head coach in Florida International University's history in 2000. Who am I?
9. From 1974-1985, you saw me in my #7 Redskin jersey. 1983 had to be my best season, as I led Washington to a 14-2 record. In that season I received the AP NFL MVP, Offensive Player of the Year, Pro Bowl Player of the Game, and was All-NFL team. A sack in 1985 broke my leg and ended my career. Who am I?
10. Before even joining the NFL, I took Washington to a Pac-8 title. I was the 1978 Rose Bowl MVP, then a CFL MVP in 1983. Although I played for the Vikings, Seahawks, and Chiefs, I made my name in Houston for 10 seasons. I set a record for making eight consecutive Pro Bowl appearances for a quarterback. After 17 seasons, I finally retired in 2000. Who am I?
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