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- Holds the Record for Highest All-time Passer Rating - 96.8
- Tied for the Record Most passing titles - 6
- Holds the Record for Most rushing TDs by a QB - 43
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Pro Football Hall of Fame inductee Steve Young is a former NFL quarterback and ESPN analyst. He is widely recognized as one of the best left-handed quarterbacks to ever play the game, and is the only left-handed quarterback to be inducted into the Hall of Fame. Young's #8 jersey is scheduled to be retired by the San Francisco 49ers on October 5, 2008.
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Career
After attending Brigham Young University, Young began his professional career with the Los Angeles Express in the failed United States Football League. Young played for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers from 1985-1986 with limited success before being signed by the San Francisco 49ers as a back-up quarterback for Joe Montana. Young started for the 49ers in the 1991 season after Montana suffered an injury. Montana was traded to the Kansas City Chiefs in 1993, firmly giving Young the starting job. Young won the NFL MVP in 1992 and 1994 and let the team to victory in Super Bowl XXIX, where he won the game's MVP award. Young finished his career with a quarterback rating of 96.8.
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Steve Young Questions
Which "Steve" came up with the name: Apple Computer?Steve Jobs came up with the name. read more
Why did the actor playing Steve Rhoades leave "Married.. With Children"? 1 Answer---Quote--- Steve was written out of the show in the middle of the fourth season; Garrison had decided he no longer wanted to be tied down to a weekly televisio... read more
Is there going to be a Young James Bond film? 1 AnswerI never heard of the book before you mentioned it. It would be an interesting read. But my initial impression is its a children's book. In 2006 BBC News artic... read more
How will Apple Stock (aapl) be effected when Steve Jobs dies? 3 AnswersI definitely think it would drop for a time. Maybe month while the company restructures and they name a successor. Depending on who's named and how he works o... read more
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Steve Young Vital Stats
- Mahalo's Guide to San Francisco 49ers
- Pro-Football-Reference.com: Career Stats
- Height: 6' 2"
- Weight: 215lbs
- Rookie Year: 1985
- Retired: 1999
Steve Young Timeline
- October 11, 1961: Born
- 1984: Signed Record 10 year $40 million contract with the L.A. Express of the USFL
- 1985: Signed with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers
- 1987: Traded to the San Francisco 49ers
- 1992: NFL MVP
- 1994: NFL MVP and Super Bowl XXIX MVP
- 1999: Retires following Several Concussions
Steve Young Fansites, Blogs, Bios and Forums
- The Sports Hernia Blog: Confused Steve Young shows up to Niners mini camp (May 25, 2007)
- Google Blog Search: Steve Young
- College Football Hall of Fame: Steve Young
- 49ers Paradise: Tribute to Steve Young
- IMDb: Steve Young
Steve Young Merchandise
- Official Site of the San Francisco 49ers: Steve Young Merchandise
- Official Site of the San Francisco 49ers: San Francisco 49ers Merchandise
- Amazon.com: In the Huddle With...Steve Young
- Amazon.com: Steve Young Merchandise
- eBay Search: Steve Young Merchandise
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Excited to receive the cedar chest Lil' O's Grandpa Big Steve made when Grandpa Big Steve was a young man in high school! Almost 50yrs old!
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♪Midnight Rail - Steve Young
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@djgregstreet what up whoodie this young gator I came the the station with JS an steve I wanted to no did u put my party song on ur mixtape
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from Facebook: Steve A shout out to the cute young girl @SouthCoastPlaza that just graced this old man with a smile rather than a raised...
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just finished watchin the greatest wild card game of all time green bay .v. san fransisco 3 sec left end zone pass to T.O by steve young
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