Tariq
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Jim McMahon is one of the most overrated quarterbacks in NFL history. He is overvalued and gets way too much credit for the Bear's success in the mid to late 1980s
Though he won games, McMahon was really the beneficiary of great teams. He wasn't the catalyst for greatness.
His career TD-INT ratio is 100-90, and even in '85 he had 11 interceptions against 15 touchdowns. That was the only year McMahon made the Pro Bowl.
To prove that McMahon’s winning had more to do with the team than him, look no farther than back-up Steve Fuller’s record in 1985. He tossed five interceptions to one touchdown with an abysmal 49.5 completion percentage, but he finished 4-1 in five starts.
One of the greatest football team of all time greatly inflated McMahon’s actual value.
Though he won games, McMahon was really the beneficiary of great teams. He wasn't the catalyst for greatness.
His career TD-INT ratio is 100-90, and even in '85 he had 11 interceptions against 15 touchdowns. That was the only year McMahon made the Pro Bowl.
To prove that McMahon’s winning had more to do with the team than him, look no farther than back-up Steve Fuller’s record in 1985. He tossed five interceptions to one touchdown with an abysmal 49.5 completion percentage, but he finished 4-1 in five starts.
One of the greatest football team of all time greatly inflated McMahon’s actual value.