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Top 5 NFL Quarterbacks Who Never Won a Super Bowl

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Super Bowl Trophy In a surprising study of past NFL Quarterbacks, it came to light that none of these stars has ever won a Super Bowl.  All five of these guys have a bust in Canton, but none ever won a Super Bowl!

5. Dan Fouts of the Chargers  (1973-1987)

In 15 years as Quarterback of the San Diego Charger, Fouts amassed an 86-84 career record as a starter, went to six Pro Bowls, threw for 43,040 passing yards and 254 touchdowns, had a 4.3 INT %, added 13 career rushing touchdowns, and an 80.2 % Career passer rating. He was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1993. Despite a Hall of Fame career, Fouts never made an appearance in a Super Bowl.

4. Warren Moon of the Oilers  (1984-2000)

During his 17 year career with four different teams;  the Houston Oilers, the Minnesota Vikings, the Seattle Seahawks and the Kansas City Chiefs.

Warren Moon produced a 102-101 record as a starter, went to nine Pro Bowls, threw for 49,325 passing yards along with 291 touchdowns.

Moon was enshrined to the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2006. He never played in a Super Bowl, nor did he lead his team to a Conference Championship.

3. Fran Tarkenton of the Vikings  (1961-1971)

Tarkenton enjoyed an 18-year career with two teams the Vikings & the Giants, his record was 124-109-6 as a starter, went to nine Pro Bowls, threw for 47,003 passing yards and 342 touchdowns.  He was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1986. In his three Super Bowl appearances the Dolphins, Steelers, and Raiders beat him all three times.

2. Dan Marino of the Dolphins   (1983-1999)

Dan Marino played 17 years with the Miami Dolphins while going 147-93 as a starter, played in nine Pro Bowls, threw for 61,361 passing yards and 420 touchdowns. He made the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2005. In his only super bowl appearance he threw one TD, two INT’s and passed for 318 yards, but it wasn’t enough to get past Joe Montana and the 49ers in 1985.

1. Jim Kelly of the Bills  (1986-1996)

Kelly played ten years with the Buffalo Bills, produced a record of 101-59 as a starter, went to two Pro Bowls, put up 35,467 passing yards and 237 touchdowns.  He was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2002.  The Bills went to the Super Bowl four years in a row, count’em, and couldn’t manage to win even one of them.

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