Best sign ever; was at Three Rivers during the "Malone Era":
"Dear Santa: We want a new QB - ours is broken."
"Dear Santa: We want a new QB - ours is broken."
Well for my memories from the early 70's and on to modern day I'd hafta say without question it was Mark Malone in 1987. I think he started 12 games and threw 20 INT's to 6 TD's and about 1800 yds. It was absolutely the worst Steelers QB Performance ever!
Ken Graham was awful no doubt but he didn't get as many starts...thank god!
Cliff Stoudt was very bad too but IMO the 1987 season with Malone was the worst QB performance in a season I can remember! Oh the horror!
I remember on NFL Gameday Chris Berman dubbed Mark Malone "The Master of the Bounce Pass". CLASSIC TO THIS DAY!
Easily goes to Kent Graham. At the very least, Malone caught the longest TD play in team history at one point against SEA. He showed some athletic ability unlike Graham who did a fantastic impression of Frankenstein in cement. Even Maddox showed signs of having an arm for a few games. Remember "Tommy Gun"? That was some promise of having an arm until that Jax(garbage in my yard) game.
Malone started out pretty good but did have a severe knee injury early in his career and was never the same after that.
I believe he had a 90 yd TD catch from Terry......Mark was an athlete.
I don't know who threw the pass but I believe it was against the Seattle Seahawks in a game where the Steelers got completely destroyed!
Now your going back. I remember my dad and Uncle having arguments that almost ended in fist fights over Hanratty. They argued about him well after he was gone. My dad and his brothers are thick as thieves, but the Steelers could bring them to blows. Not the Pirates, just the Steelers.You guys are young. I remember Dick Shiner, and Kent Nix, ugh. Hanratty was beyond awful, I don't give a damn that he was a local guy.
As for Jim Miller, he did ok in Chicago. The Steelers were coming off of a Super Bowl appearance, and the vets on the team wanted no part of breaking in a young qb with a team that good. They bent Cowher's ear asking for Tomczak, and Bill caved in because he figured if Tomczak failed, Kordell would be ready by next year. It actually worked out to a degree, as Kordell had his second best overall season in 97, and the team had a great year.
Jim Miller. And I thought it was a mistake to bench him that soon.
Hey Im no Kim Kardashian manI just find it interesting that steelrzgirl likes black&goldenshowers.
That stood for a long time as the Steelers' longest receiving TD until Mike Wallace broke it for 95 yds.
I replied to this back when the article came out on the CBS Site.
Mark Malone is THE WORST Starting QB we have had in the Superbowl era, and it isn't even close. He had a terrible record. Had a 3-4 TD to INT ratio. And the biggest reason of all is, HE is the reason why we didn't draft Dan Marino. That alone makes him the worst QB for our franchise.
I think Dwight Stone had a 90 yard TD as well
Who writes this dumb ****. Like really who writes this dumb ****. The Steelers were horrible up until the teams of the 70s and we're pretty horrible till the teams of the 90s. I'm thinking Neil was probably top 10 best. I never forgave him for the SB loss bur worst ever Cmon.