Norm Snead

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Norm Snead
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Position(s):
Quarterback		 Jersey #(s):
16
Born: July 31, 1939 (1939-07-31) (age 68)
Halifax County, Virginia
Career Information
Year(s): 1961–1976
NFL Draft: 1961 / Round: 1 / Pick: 2
College: Wake Forest
Professional Teams
Career Stats
TD-INT     196-257
Yards     30,797
QB Rating     65.5
Stats at NFL.com
Career Highlights and Awards

Norman Bailey Snead (born July 31, 1939 in Halifax County, Virginia) is a former professional American football player who was selected by the Washington Redskins in the first round (2nd overall pick) of the 1961 NFL Draft. Snead attended Warwick High School in Newport News, Virginia. A 6'4", 215 lbs. quarterback from Wake Forest, Sneed played in 16 NFL seasons from 1961-1976 for five different teams. In his career he played for Washington Redskins, Philadelphia Eagles, Minnesota Vikings, New York Giants, and San Francisco 49ers.

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Preceded by
Ralph Guglielmi		 Washington Redskins Starting Quarterbacks
1961-1963		 Succeeded by
Sonny Jurgensen
Preceded by
Sonny Jurgensen		 Philadelphia Eagles Starting Quarterbacks
1964-1970		 Succeeded by
Peter Liske
Preceded by
Fran Tarkenton		 New York Giants Starting Quarterbacks
1972-1973		 Succeeded by
Craig Morton
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Boston / Washington Redskins first-round draft picks
R. Smith • Baugh • Farkas • Hale • Boell • Evashevski • Sanders • Jenkins • Micka • Hardy • Rossi • Gilmer • Tew • Goode • G. Thomas • Heath • Isbell • Scarbath • Meilinger • Guglielmi • Vereb • Bosseler • Allard • Lucas • Snead • Rutgens • E. Davis • Richter • C. Taylor • Gogolak • R. McDonald • J. Smith • Monk • May • D. Green • B. Wilson • D. Howard • T. Carter • Shuler • Westbrook • A. Johnson • Lang • Bailey • Arrington • Samuels • Gardner • Ramsey • S. Taylor • C. Rogers • Campbell • Landry
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Washington Redskins Quarterbacks
T. Banks • S. Baugh • G. Beban • M. Brunell • R. Bukich • G. Cafego • J. Campbell • T. Collins • C. Conklin • E. Day • A. Dorow • F. Filchock • T. Flick • G. Frerotte • J. Friesz • R. Gannon • J. George • J. German • H. Gilmer • K. Graham • T. Green • R. Guglielmi • G. Hall • T. Hasselbeck • J. Hostetler • S. Humphries • G. Izo • J. Jacobs • B. Johnson • R. Johnson • S. Jurgensen • B. Kilmer • M. Kruczek • E. LeBaron • S. Matthews • T. Mont • J. Ninowski • R. Peete • P. Ramsey • M. Reynolds • T. Robinson • E. Rubbert • J. Rutledge • M. Rypien • J. Scarbath • J. Schroeder • D. Shiner • H. Shuler • R. Smith • N. Snead • J. Theismann • H. Theofiledes • L. Weldon • D. Williams • D. Wuerffel • F. Wyant • J. Youel • R. Zimmerman
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Philadelphia Eagles starting quarterbacks
Thompson • Van Brocklin • Jurgensen • Snead • Liske • Gabriel • Boryla • Jaworski • Cunningham • Peete • T. Detmer • Hoying • K. Detmer • Pederson • McNabb
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New York Giants starting quarterbacks
McBride • Newman • Danowski • Miller • Leemans • Nix • Herber • Filchock • Governali • Conerly • Shaw • Tittle • Morrall • Wood • Tarkenton • Snead • Morton • Pisarcik • Simms • Brunner • Hostetler • Brown • Kanell • Collins • Warner • Manning
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San Francisco 49ers starting quarterbacks
Albert • Tittle • Brodie • McHan • Spurrier • Owen • Snead • Plunkett • DeBerg • Montana • Young • Garcia • Rattay • Dilfer • Smith
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