The Quarterback Connection
A meeting place for quarterbacks,
their teammates, and fans.
Welcome to The Quarterback Connection
The Quarterback Connection is a meeting place for quarterbacks, their teammates, and fans. Our new blog provides weekly commentary, perspective, and facts about quarterbacks at the high school, college, and pro levels. Kim McQuilken, a former consensus All America QB at Lehigh University, third round draft choice of the Atlanta Falcons, and eight year veteran of the NFL, is joined by former teammates, coaches, sports writers, and commentators to bring a fresh perspective to the Quarterback Room.
Fast Facts
9 winningest FCS teams in college football history
1. Yale
All-time record: 929-387-55
Win percentage: .698
First season: 1872
2. Harvard
All-time record: 893-409-50
Win percentage: .679
First season: 1874
3. Penn
All-time record: 872-509-42
Win percentage: .628
First season: 1876
4. Princeton
All-time record: 857-416-50
Win percentage: .667
First season: 1869
5. North Dakota State
All-time record: 774-378-34
Win percentage: .667
First season: 1894
6. Dartmouth
All-time record: 727-466-46
Win percentage: .605
First season: 1881
7. Delaware
All-time record: 722-479-43
Win percentage: .597
First season: 1889
8. Dayton
All-time record: 711-387-25
Win percentage: .644
First season: 1905
9. Lehigh
All-time record: 703-631-45
Win percentage: .526
First season: 1884
Quarterbacks are a unique breed of cat
They walk a little differently, they talk a little differently, and they act like there is no tomorrow. They are described as leaders, poised, and even courageous. They are the calm in the storm. They are confident, and yes, frequently cocky.
They are mentally strong and emotionally stable. They are the straw that stirs the drink. When they speak, they look you in the eye. They motivate. They know who to talk up and who to break down in a huddle and in life.
They are coachable, but at the same time, they are independent thinkers. They are risk-takers, gamblers, and gunslingers. They can take the heat and invariably defer praise to those around them. And yes, the quarterback usually gets the girl.