[Brickcity]

Don't care how they did in the NFL. Interested only in how they did at Stanford.

Albert and Plunkett are 1 and 2, either or. Albert the first great T QB and an innovator,  went undefeated, Rose Bowl win and should have been national champs since eventual champ Minnesota chickened out of the RB berth. Plunkett all time NCAA total offense, RB and the Kinder Trophy. Then Elway/Luck. Elway results were meh. Shaw failed Luck at the worst possible moment.

5? Hogan on results, Garrett on talent and versatility.

All in all great players.

Most underrated, Bunce by a mile. Med school over the Redskins.

I don't think it makes sense to fault Elway for the record of the team. Stanford had zero defense at the time. He was utterly spectacular.

[Brickcity]

Don't care how they did in the NFL. Interested only in how they did at Stanford.

Albert and Plunkett are 1 and 2, either or. Albert the first great T QB and an innovator,  went undefeated, Rose Bowl win and should have been national champs since eventual champ Minnesota chickened out of the RB berth. Plunkett all time NCAA total offense, RB and the Kinder Trophy. Then Elway/Luck. Elway results were meh. Shaw failed Luck at the worst possible moment.

5? Hogan on results, Garrett on talent and versatility.

All in all great players.

Most underrated, Bunce by a mile. Med school over the Redskins.

I don't think it makes sense to fault Elway for the record of the team. Stanford had zero defense at the time. He was utterly spectacular.