Paul McDonald (American football)
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| Paul McDonald (American football) | |
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| Position(s): Quarterback |
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| Born: February 23, 1958 Montebello, California |
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| Year(s): 1980–1987 | |
| NFL Draft: 1980 / Round: 4 / Pick: 109 | |
| College: Southern California | |
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| TD-INT | 24-37 |
| Yards | 5,269 |
| QB Rating | 65.7 |
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Paul Brian McDonald (born February 23, 1958 in Montebello, California) is a retired American football quarterback in the NFL. He was the Cleveland Browns starting quarterback in 1984.
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[edit] College career
McDonald was a 1979 All-American at the University of Southern California.
[edit] Pro career
A left-handed slinger, he played professional football in the NFL for the Cleveland Browns and the Dallas Cowboys.
[edit] Post Football
He now does radio color commentary for Trojans games and lives in Newport Beach, CA.
[edit] Personal
His son Mike McDonald was the third string quarterback during the USC Trojans' 2005 season.
[edit] External links
- Paul McDonald Profile at USC Legends
| Preceded by Willie Banks Robert W. Dugas Steve Fuller Dan Harrigan James J. Kovach |
NCAA Top Five Award Class of 1980 Gregory Kelser Paul B. McDonald R. Scott Neilson Steadman S. Shealy Marc D. Wilson |
Succeeded by Darrell Griffith Mark D. Hermann Donald J. Paige Ronald K. Perry Randy Lee Schleusener |
| Preceded by Trish Millines Dziko Bruce Furniss Virginia Gilder Stacey Johnson Gregory Kelser Kellen Winslow |
Silver Anniversary Awards (NCAA) Class of 2005 Mark Johnson Gary Lawrence Paul McDonald Greg Meredith Joan Benoit Samuelson Dave Stoldt |
Succeeded by Valerie Ackerman Danny Ainge Charles Davis Terry Schroeder Mike Singletary Susan Wellington |
| Preceded by Brian Sipe |
Cleveland Browns Starting Quarterbacks 1984 |
Succeeded by Gary Danielson |
| Preceded by Rob Hertel |
USC Trojans Starting Quarterbacks 1978-1979 |
Succeeded by Gordon Adams |
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