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How many starting quarterbacks injured so far?

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SilverState815:Raiders: Raiders•

Over 9000.

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Necronphobia:Bills: Bills•

Now here’s a guy over 30.

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BungoPlease:Texans: Texans•

MY starting QB broke my heart before the season started, leaving me forever injured.

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WickieWillem:Cowboys: Cowboys•

Dak, Fitz, Kyler, Jimmy, Russ, Rodgers, Dalton, Darnold, Jameis, Teddy, Baker, Tua, Z. Wilson, Tyrod

That’s what’s off the top of my head going through the teams

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nope96:Steelers: Steelers•

He already is back, but he isn't the starter

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nope96:Steelers: Steelers•

This seems like a normal amount when accounting for how many of them only missed one game, if that.

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Soudie23:Jaguars: Jaguars•

Trevor is probable

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porknevergoesbad•

1000

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BasileusCanine:Cowboys: Cowboys•

Just in the NFC east Dak, Fitz, and Danny dimes but I'm not sure if Hurts has been hurt this year or not.

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Tazzydevil98:Commanders: Commanders•

You could say the only qb not injured in the NFC East is the only one who always clears throat Hurts

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paultheschmoop:Jaguars: Jaguars•

Yeah but it’s literally his name, so throw him on the list imo

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BtownBrelooms:Cardinals: Cardinals•

Might be easier to count those who HAVEN'T missed snaps due to injuries/Covid.

Brady, Stafford, Ryan, Goff, Cousins, Hurts, Herbert, Tannehill, Roethlisberger, Jackson, Burrow?, Allen, Jones.

I think that's the list that hasn't missed a snap other than for garbage time. Please correct me if wrong

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blud_13:Raiders: Raiders•

You know you just jinxed all of them...

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RashanAbdulSMITH:Packers: Packers•

My QB had his feelings hurt and then caught covid... Glad we got that out of the ay in the first half of the season.

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