00:00Now, these last four to me are all Tier 1 historic type of performances.
00:061987, Washington Redskins' Doug Williams came in to replace Jay Schroeder at the end of the regular season
00:12and then was MVP of the Super Bowl.
00:14They scored 35 points in the second quarter.
00:16Doug Williams threw four touchdown passes in that game,
00:20and I think all of them happened in the second quarter.
00:23Jeff Hostetler with the 1990 New York Giants.
00:26When did he take over that?
00:27He took over that towards the end of the year.
00:30There was about five games to go, I think, and Phil Simms got hurt.
00:34It might have been less than that, actually.
00:35I checked it this morning, and now I don't remember.
00:37But Hostetler got in late, and then obviously the Giants ran on to the World Championship.
00:43He actually kept the job going into the next season, but didn't hold it for long because he got hurt.
00:48He had injuries throughout his career, but the Giants won the Super Bowl.
00:51Frank Reich, the 1992 Bills.
00:54Jim Kelly was injured.
00:56Frank Reich had to start the playoff game against the Houston Oilers that the Bills trailed 35-3,
01:03and he rallied them back.
01:05They won the game, arguably, or I think still statistically, the greatest comeback in NFL postseason history.
01:12So Frank Reich absolutely belongs on that list.
01:16And, sorry to strike a nerve, Nick Foles, 2017 with the Philadelphia Eagles.
01:22When Carson Wentz went down, Foles took over at the end of the regular season.
01:26In the three playoff games he played, all three, Nick Foles had a passer rating of over 100.
01:32Long straight ahead.
01:33We don't had to playoff games, but if you don't know,urs was population-320-ição.
01:33FromTilett, we don't
01:48Wayne, we don't have to be a fan of rules, but if you're a fan of a fan of the voters, we don't
01:54have to be a fan ofبots.
01:55Can you?
01:55Yeah.
01:56We don't have to be a fan oflama as well.
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