Has there ever been a latino starting QB in the NFL?

Question

In fact, how many starters in the NFL are latino? The only one that comes to mind is Tony Gonzalez, but there has to be more.

Answer 1

Hey Helmutt! Maybe you should take the helmet off, and get back to reality. I see why you don't allow people to email you.
Your not funny, more like a moron!

Romo is a third-generation Mexican American on his father's side. His grandfather, Ramiro Romo Sr., emigrated from Múzquiz, Coahuila, Mexico to San Antonio, Texas as an adolescent. The elder Romo cites Tony's success as an example of the possibilities afforded to immigrants in the United States: "I've always said this is a country of opportunities. If you don't get a job or an education, it's because you don't want to."[6] Romo's mother is of Polish-German descent.[7]

Answer 2

Tony Romo and Jeff garcia are the two hispanic. very final 3 hundred and sixty 5 days whilst the eagles and cowboys finished interior the playoffs it grew to alter into into the 1st time in NFL historic previous that 2 hispanic QB's began in a similar pastime

Answer 3

Jeff Garcia...and Tony Romo IS Latino

Answer 4

Tony Romo and Jeff garcia are both hispanic. Last year when the eagles and cowboys played in the playoffs it was the first time in NFL history that two hispanic QB's started in the same game

Answer 5

Anthony Munoz was a lineman for the Cincinnati Bengals and is in the Hall of Fame. I had no idea Romo and Jeff Garcia were hispanic... if thats the case, then Anthony Gonzalez for the Colts must be hispanic lol.

Answer 6

I believe Jim Plunkett is the son of blind Mexican immigrant farm workers...He's the only Quarterback of Latino decent to win a Super Bowl. There is Tony Romo and Jeff Garcia.

For us Filipino folks out there...we have former Rams star Roman Gabriel...making him the only Asian starting Quarterback I know of. (By the way where is Timmy Chiang now?)

Answer 7

If you believe Wikipedia, then "Garcia is one of four NFL starting quarterbacks who are Mexican-American; the other three being Tony Romo, J. P. Losman and Marc Bulger."
Check it out here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jeff_Garcia

Answer 8

Jim Plunkett was mexican/american..and won a superbowl.

Born to Mexican American parents, Plunkett's father was a news vendor afflicted with progressive blindness, who had to support his blind wife along with their three children. In an effort to aid the family's financial situation, Plunkett worked a series of odd jobs while growing up, including serving as a gas station attendant, grocery store clerk and as a laborer on construction sites. In an acknowledgement of his Mexican roots, Plunkett chose the fictional character of Zorro, the Spanish Robin Hood, as his hero.

Answer 9

Charlie Batch



lol

Answer 10

Here's an article that lists some of the more prominent players of Latino ancestry...