[Phogge]

Good guesses. It was Harry Babcock of Georgia. Played three undistinguished years. The Browns, probably the greatest team ever over a ten year period, knew that Otto Graham was soon for retirement even though he was still as good as ever. He had no more worlds to conquer. Paul Brown recognized that Garrett was the first of the Post WW2 passers who were going to change football from the single wing punt on third down era to the passing era. Alas Brown had trouble pivoting and Garrett was traded.

[Phogge]

Good guesses. It was Harry Babcock of Georgia. Played three undistinguished years. The Browns, probably the greatest team ever over a ten year period, knew that Otto Graham was soon for retirement even though he was still as good as ever. He had no more worlds to conquer. Paul Brown recognized that Garrett was the first of the Post WW2 passers who were going to change football from the single wing punt on third down era to the passing era. Alas Brown had trouble pivoting and Garrett was traded.