Last NFL game that featured a rookie QB throwing to 3 rookie WR's?

[Zod]

Anyone?

[rayzor]

i did see that it has been 20-something years since any team started 2 rookie WRs. it was cleveland, i think, and they lost.

not sure about using 3 rookie receivers, though. i would be surprised if that has ever happened at least since the merger and if it did i can't imagine it would have resulted in much success.

here's to getting in the record books!

[jramsey4]

Dec. 19, 1999, when Cleveland lost to Jacksonville. Tim Couch had receivers Kevin Johnson and Darren Chiaverini flanking him.

[Zod]

Uh oh

[PantherBrew]

Oh Noes. Jimmy is going to be the Sucks.

But seriously, it means teams starting a rookie QB and rookie receivers are due.

[Panthro]

This just means there is not really any game film on our WR's!

Championship!

[PantherBrew]

This just means there is not really any game film on our WR's!

Championship!

Oh Snap, but we are gonna have to draft 3 next receivers every week.

[rayzor]

This just means there is not really any game film on our WR's!

Championship!

well, there is this...

you can't stop it!

[Ruff]

well, there is this...

you can't stop it!

Quit clownin'.

[Lumps]

don't know whether to laugh or cry...I feel more like crying.

[Kevin Greene]

Dec. 19, 1999, when Cleveland lost to Jacksonville. Tim Couch had receivers Kevin Johnson and Darren Chiaverini flanking him.

Uh oh

Deangelo Williams has the ability to make all this better.

Now if we could just creatively think of different ways to get him the ball rather than off tackle. Nah, what was I thinking.

[scpanther22]

All the more reason to get Barnidge on the field..

[Cyberjag]

So what are the odds that Davidson tries to fool Chicago by passing 70% of the time? Because, you know, they're never going to expect that...

[CRA]

So what are the odds that Davidson tries to fool Chicago by passing 70% of the time? Because, you know, they're never going to expect that...

pretty dang high. I think that was the admitted logic against NY.