One of the greatest scrambling quarterbacks ever seen. Seriously.

Flutie had it all, the gun, the run and the determination of a giant. This short stature was his secret weapon. He was as good as it gets. Fun to watch him pick apart defenses.

Great selection! Long punting, high punting, corner punting, passing, tackling, running, breaking tackles, flying through the air!

dude literally picks up speed like Juggernaut

PILLSBURY THROWBOY

Fran Tarkington was a Packer killer, no doubt.

It has happened in a NFL game Jason Hanson did it Colts Lions game.

Now go watch Watson highlights. He makes Sipe look mediocre. Browns fans are bitching that they have an elite QB on a stacked team.

2:05 Barry Sanders move

I knew he had a rifle arm but I did not know he could run like that. Imagine if he had done that a little more often...

these are so good, last ditch effort but just enough to make the guy go off form and lose balance

First athlete to host SNL.

Gotta love seeing the OL continuing to block on those wild scrambles.

It explains a lot about that dufus!

Simply the best by far!! Great video

He was different

why can't Steve Young be considered one of the top 15 greatest Qbs in NFL History!

…and that’s just a few of the big hits he took. In the 1972 AFC Championship game, Jake Scott leveled him at the goal line - knocked him out for a full quarter and a half.

Phew -

Like how the line blocked for him 10 yards behind the line of scrimmage. Sometimes more. 😄

It's interesting, there seem to more fast white guys who are shorter, I know, I used to be one of them. I guess you could say this about any race but it seems to be more of a thing with white dudes. The faster/fastest taller dudes are usually not the white guys...

He had A Big Game At A Commonwealth Stadium Cm Newton Field and had ova 412 yards won Tyme it's Amazing but I'm Primed for this vids

Yep a first round choice of the raiders and the only punter in the HOF. Every thing this man did was off the charts.. His distance was unreal. His athletics was unreal, and at 6’6” he was a great kicker and perhaps the best of all time.. He passed away a few years ago.. RIP.

Tom Dempsey is an inspiration!

Terry and other QBs of that era were truly tough, unlike today's who go crying to the zebras (insert Tom Shady and Karen Rodgers here) when defenders even graze them.

Lols referees soon going to be replaced by tech. This is disgraceful. Some of them are not fit enough to stay out of the way and hinder good moves.

This isn’t a compilation it’s 5 hits try again

Steve Young is often underrated imo

BADDEST WHITE BOY TO EVER PLAY THE GAME!!! I EVEN WATCHED HIM IN COLLEGE WHEN HE PLAYED FOR IOWA!

ray use to bounce the football off the gondola at the old super dome just because he could.

JJ McCarthy is related to you. He has the same elusive qualities in the pocket. Skol Vikings forever

Why does it seem like old videos are captured in slow motion

R.I.P. Ray Guy. Deserving of his accolades.

My favorite browns QB.

Is that Jim Carey of dumb and dumber at the end?

That first hit would've got you put in prison in today's game😂

This is what Cleveland thought Johnny Manziel would turn out to be.

Mahomes is good but not this good. Wow!

This was FOOTBALL!!!

1980 was a blast!

And the people that hit HIM how many rings do they have?

Toughest QB ever to play

The Bill made a big mistake starting Rob Johnson over Flutie. Plus they gave up too much to get Johnson.

Imagine they banned this kinda tackle after Bo Jackson got injured.

He led the league in passing in 1958. This probably says more about the rating system in place at the time than it does about LeBaron's ability. Unitas?

Lol Vanilla Vick

Quite the mugging by Rocca.

Ran into him, by chance, at a bulls game during his playing days. Not an ounce of fat, this guy didn't need pads!

His QB option was amazingly deceptive

Fran was the original rambling scrambling man!