1.   All young quarterbacks do.

2.   Another problem Brown faced that most National Football League quarterbacks do not is that he often got three different theories about one play.

3.   As the NFL passing leader in each of the past four seasons, he did what no other quarterback, including Montana, ever did more than twice.

4.   After all, avoiding the rush is what the suddenly popular backup quarterback does best.

5.   By all accounts, Shanahan and Elway became very close, as most offensive coordinators and star quarterbacks do.

6.   For public consumption, it is said that all the quarterbacks are doing well.

7.   Hasselbeck and the rest of the Eagles are thinking that way, mostly due to what the quarterback did.

8.   He brings the threat of the run and can throw on the run, which is hard for quarterbacks to do.

9.   He seldom slides, as most quarterbacks do, instead preferring to lower his shoulder and deliver a hit.

10.   Heck, any University of Massachusetts quarterback can do that.