Re: Your Favorite Alltime NFL Player
Jim Plunkett, the Raider restoration project of restoration projects.
After being released by San Francisco, he spends 2 seasons in Oakland as a backup. Given up for dead, he takes over for injured Dan Pastorini in 1980 and wins the Super Bowl, being named the game's MVP.
Back to the trash heap, until Marc Wilson is injured in 1983, and again Plunkett (who'd have thunk it) takes over and leads the Raiders to another Super Bowl victory.
Plunkett is in my mind the best example of not quitting, even when things look hopeless. Not to mention, he's a great guy.
Jim Plunkett, the Raider restoration project of restoration projects.
After being released by San Francisco, he spends 2 seasons in Oakland as a backup. Given up for dead, he takes over for injured Dan Pastorini in 1980 and wins the Super Bowl, being named the game's MVP.
Back to the trash heap, until Marc Wilson is injured in 1983, and again Plunkett (who'd have thunk it) takes over and leads the Raiders to another Super Bowl victory.
Plunkett is in my mind the best example of not quitting, even when things look hopeless. Not to mention, he's a great guy.
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