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325:, who they had drafted in the first round a few seasons prior from California. However, Campbell was a complete bust, never starting a single game in the NFL. At the end of the 1983 season, the Packers fired the legendary Bart Starr, who had been the head coach. Whitehurst was released and he then signed with the 357:
Whitehurst admitted that he had a tough time accepting the fact that his time in the NFL wasn't what he'd hoped it to be. While he had flashes of greatness and played a role in history (such as starting for the Packers against New England in the first ever Monday Night Football Game played at Lambeau
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After one season in Kansas City, Whitehurst retired from pro football. Unlike most athletes who aren't sure of what they wanted to do once they were done playing, Whitehurst had retired with his mind set on what he wanted to do. As a college student, Whitehurst in the summers had worked for his
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In 1979, Whitehurst started 13 games for the Packers and went 4-9 during that stretch. Once again, he threw more interceptions (18) than he did touchdowns (10). He didn't start any games in 1980 and just 3 in 1981, going 2-1 during that time. In one of the best games of his career, Whitehurst
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Field, a 27 - 14 Packers victory), it wasn't anything memorable. But he said as time went on, the old wounds healed, and finally he felt closure with how his career turned out.
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In his final two seasons, Whitehurst did not start a single game for the Packers. As Dickey was the unquestioned starter, and the Packers were trying to develop
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In 1978, Whitehurst found himself the starter, as Dickey was out for the season with a broken leg. Behind the running of rookie
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David Whitehurst was the second quarterback in NFL history from Furman, a small Liberal Arts college. The first had been
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completed 12 out of 23 passes for 108 yards and 2 touchdown, with zero interceptions in a 34–24 win over the
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and professionally for five NFL teams from 2006 to 2016. His daughter Carrie played basketball for Clemson.
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father, helping to build homes. During the NFLPA strike of 1982, Whitehurst had become addicted to the show
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He played seven seasons with the Packers from 1977 to 1983. He also played for the
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Players of American football from DeKalb County, Georgia
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who ended up the division champs via a tie breaker.
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Index

Quarterback
Baumholder
West Germany
Atlanta (GA) Walker
Furman
1977
Green Bay Packers
1977
1983
Kansas City Chiefs
1984
TD
INT
Passer rating
American football
quarterback
National Football League
Green Bay Packers
1977 NFL draft
college football
Furman
Walker High School
DeKalb County, Georgia
baseball
Kansas City Chiefs
Sam Wyche
Bart Starr
Lynn Dickey
Washington Redskins
Terdell Middleton

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