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American gridiron football player (born 1937)

American football player

Warren Rabb

No. 18, 17

Position:

Quarterback

Personal information

Born:

(1937-12-12) December 12, 1937 (age 87)
Baton Rouge, Louisiana, U.S.

Height:

6 ft 3 in (1.91 m)

Weight:

204 lb (93 kg)

Career information

High school:

Baton Rouge (LA)

College:

LSU

NFL draft:

1960 / round: 2 / pick: 15

AFL draft:

1960 / round: 2

Career history

Detroit Lions (1960)
Buffalo Bills (1961–1962)
Montreal Alouettes (1963)

Career highlights and awards

National champion (1958)
First-team All-SEC (1958)
Second-team All-SEC (1959)

Career NFL statistics

Passing attempts:	251
Passing completions:	101
Completion percentage:	40.2%
TD–INT:	15–16
Passing yards:	1,782
Passer rating:	58.6
Stats at Pro Football Reference

Samuel Warren Rabb (born December 12, 1937) is a former American football quarterback who played for the Detroit Lions of the National Football League (NFL) and the Buffalo Bills of the American Football League (AFL). He was selected in the second round of the 1960 NFL draft out of Louisiana State University (LSU). He completed his professional football career with the Montreal Alouettes of the Canadian Football League (CFL) in 1963.

He was the quarterback of the national championship winning 1958 LSU Tigers football team. He was named to the 1958 All-SEC football team by the Associated Press.

References

"Southeast '11' Picked". The Oregon Statesman. December 2, 1958. p. 10. Retrieved June 7, 2015 – via Newspapers.com. [REDACTED]

v t e 1958 LSU Tigers football—AP & UPI national champions
12 Warren Rabb 20 Billy Cannon 34 Johnny Robinson 40 J.W. Brodnax 44 Tommy Davis 51 Max Fugler 75 Mel Branch 86 Mickey Mangham Head coach: Paul Dietzel Assistant coaches: Raymond Didier Larry Jones Carl Maddox Charles McClendon Bill Peterson Abner Wimberly

1958 LSU Tigers football—AP & UPI national champions

Head coach: Paul Dietzel

v t e LSU Tigers starting quarterbacks
Ruffin Pleasant (1890–1893) Samuel Gourrier Frank Godchaux John J. Coleman Doc Fenton Lawrence Dupont Roy Benoit Ike Carriere Hank Stovall Joe Lawrie Bert Yates Bill May (1935–1936) Young Bussey (1939) Leo Bird Andy Kosmac (1942) Gene Knight (1943) Y. A. Tittle (1945–1947) Charles Pevey (1948) Carroll Griffith (1949) Lee Hedges (1950) Jim Barton (1951) Norman Stevens (1952) Al Doggett (1953–1954) M. C. Reynolds (1955) Win Turner (1956–1957) Warren Rabb (1958–1959) Jimmy Field (1960–1962) Lynn Amedee (1961) Pat Screen (1963–1965) Nelson Stokley (1966) Fred Haynes (1967–1968) Mike Hillman (1969) Buddy Lee (1970) Bert Jones (1971–1972) Mike Miley (1973) Billy Broussard (1974) Pat Lyons (1975–1976) Steve Ensminger (1977–1979) David Woodley (1978–1979) Alan Risher (1980–1982) Robert Mahfouz (1980) Jeff Wickersham (1983–1985) Tommy Hodson (1986–1989) Mickey Guidry (1986–1988) Sol Graves (1990) Chad Loup (1991–1992) Jesse Daigle (1991) Jamie Howard (1993–1995) Melvin Hill (1994–1995) Herb Tyler (1996–1998) Craig Nall (1999) Josh Booty (2000) Rohan Davey (2001) Matt Mauck (2002–2003) Rick Clausen (2002) Marcus Randall (2004) JaMarcus Russell (2005–2006) Matt Flynn (2007) Ryan Perrilloux (2007) Andrew Hatch (2008) Jordan Jefferson (2009–2011) Jarrett Lee (2011) Zach Mettenberger (2012–2013) Anthony Jennings (2013–2014) Brandon Harris (2015–2016) Danny Etling (2016–2017) Joe Burrow (2018–2019) Myles Brennan (2020) T. J. Finley (2020) Max Johnson (2020–2021) Jontre Kirklin (2021) Jayden Daniels (2022–2023) Garrett Nussmeier (2023–2024)

LSU Tigers starting quarterbacks

Ruffin Pleasant (1890–1893)
Samuel Gourrier
Frank Godchaux
John J. Coleman
Doc Fenton
Lawrence Dupont
Roy Benoit
Ike Carriere
Hank Stovall
Joe Lawrie
Bert Yates
Bill May (1935–1936)
Young Bussey (1939)
Leo Bird
Andy Kosmac (1942)
Gene Knight (1943)
Y. A. Tittle (1945–1947)
Charles Pevey (1948)
Carroll Griffith (1949)
Lee Hedges (1950)
Jim Barton (1951)
Norman Stevens (1952)
Al Doggett (1953–1954)
M. C. Reynolds (1955)
Win Turner (1956–1957)
Warren Rabb (1958–1959)
Jimmy Field (1960–1962)
Lynn Amedee (1961)
Pat Screen (1963–1965)
Nelson Stokley (1966)
Fred Haynes (1967–1968)
Mike Hillman (1969)
Buddy Lee (1970)
Bert Jones (1971–1972)
Mike Miley (1973)
Billy Broussard (1974)
Pat Lyons (1975–1976)
Steve Ensminger (1977–1979)
David Woodley (1978–1979)
Alan Risher (1980–1982)
Robert Mahfouz (1980)
Jeff Wickersham (1983–1985)
Tommy Hodson (1986–1989)
Mickey Guidry (1986–1988)
Sol Graves (1990)
Chad Loup (1991–1992)
Jesse Daigle (1991)
Jamie Howard (1993–1995)
Melvin Hill (1994–1995)
Herb Tyler (1996–1998)
Craig Nall (1999)
Josh Booty (2000)
Rohan Davey (2001)
Matt Mauck (2002–2003)
Rick Clausen (2002)
Marcus Randall (2004)
JaMarcus Russell (2005–2006)
Matt Flynn (2007)
Ryan Perrilloux (2007)
Andrew Hatch (2008)
Jordan Jefferson (2009–2011)
Jarrett Lee (2011)
Zach Mettenberger (2012–2013)
Anthony Jennings (2013–2014)
Brandon Harris (2015–2016)
Danny Etling (2016–2017)
Joe Burrow (2018–2019)
Myles Brennan (2020)
T. J. Finley (2020)
Max Johnson (2020–2021)
Jontre Kirklin (2021)
Jayden Daniels (2022–2023)
Garrett Nussmeier (2023–2024)

v t e Detroit Lions 1960 NFL draft selections
Johnny Robinson Warren Rabb Bob Scholtz Jim Andreotti Roger Brown Gail Cogdill Jim Norton Max Messner Grady Alderman Jim O'Brien Ted Aucreman Dave Ross Pete Tuney Jim Glasgow Darrell Harper Steve Rasso Bob Hudson Frank Walton Gene Prebola Dean Look

v t e Buffalo Bills starting quarterbacks
Johnny Green (1960–1961) Tommy O'Connell (1960–1961) Richie Lucas (1960) Bob Brodhead (1960) Warren Rabb (1961–1962) M. C. Reynolds (1961) Al Dorow (1962) Jack Kemp (1962–1967, 1969) Daryle Lamonica (1963–1965) Tom Flores (1967–1968) Dan Darragh (1968–1970) Ed Rutkowski (1968) Kay Stephenson (1968) James Harris (1969, 1971) Dennis Shaw (1970–1972) Leo Hart (1972) Joe Ferguson (1973–1984) Gary Marangi (1976) Joe Dufek (1984) Vince Ferragamo (1985) Bruce Mathison (1985) Jim Kelly (1986–1996) Brian McClure (1987) Willie Totten (1987) Dan Manucci (1987) Frank Reich (1989–1991, 1994) Todd Collins (1995–1997) Alex Van Pelt (1997, 2001) Doug Flutie (1998–2000) Rob Johnson (1998–2001) Drew Bledsoe (2002–2004) J. P. Losman (2005–2008) Kelly Holcomb (2005) Trent Edwards (2007–2010) Ryan Fitzpatrick (2009–2012) Brian Brohm (2009–2010) EJ Manuel (2013–2016) Thad Lewis (2013) Jeff Tuel (2013) Kyle Orton (2014) Matt Cassel (2015) Tyrod Taylor (2015–2017) Nathan Peterman (2017–2018) Josh Allen (2018–present) Derek Anderson (2018) Matt Barkley (2018)

Buffalo Bills starting quarterbacks

Johnny Green (1960–1961)
Tommy O'Connell (1960–1961)
Richie Lucas (1960)
Bob Brodhead (1960)
Warren Rabb (1961–1962)
M. C. Reynolds (1961)
Al Dorow (1962)
Jack Kemp (1962–1967, 1969)
Daryle Lamonica (1963–1965)
Tom Flores (1967–1968)
Dan Darragh (1968–1970)
Ed Rutkowski (1968)
Kay Stephenson (1968)
James Harris (1969, 1971)
Dennis Shaw (1970–1972)
Leo Hart (1972)
Joe Ferguson (1973–1984)
Gary Marangi (1976)
Joe Dufek (1984)
Vince Ferragamo (1985)
Bruce Mathison (1985)
Jim Kelly (1986–1996)
Brian McClure (1987)
Willie Totten (1987)
Dan Manucci (1987)
Frank Reich (1989–1991, 1994)
Todd Collins (1995–1997)
Alex Van Pelt (1997, 2001)
Doug Flutie (1998–2000)
Rob Johnson (1998–2001)
Drew Bledsoe (2002–2004)
J. P. Losman (2005–2008)
Kelly Holcomb (2005)
Trent Edwards (2007–2010)
Ryan Fitzpatrick (2009–2012)
Brian Brohm (2009–2010)
EJ Manuel (2013–2016)
Thad Lewis (2013)
Jeff Tuel (2013)
Kyle Orton (2014)
Matt Cassel (2015)
Tyrod Taylor (2015–2017)
Nathan Peterman (2017–2018)
Josh Allen (2018–present)
Derek Anderson (2018)
Matt Barkley (2018)

v t e Montreal Alouettes starting quarterbacks
Coulter Filchock Ratterman Etcheverry Allard Thompkins Stephens Marriott Rabb Bork Cole Faloney Williams Wade Chasey Mira Jones Barnes Dattilio Ferragamo Johnson Alatorre Tousignant Evans Rogan Reeves Starkey Gill Ransom Lewis Ham Kemp Graves Calvillo Jackson Gonzalez Barnette Lytle White Brady Maas McPherson Leak Marsh Neiswander Smith Brink Crompton Cato Glenn Bridge Adams Durant Willy Shiltz Mathews Manziel Pipkin Harris Davis Fajardo Evans

Montreal Alouettes starting quarterbacks

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