The author delves into extensive research regarding the origins and originators of the great game of American football. This meant digging as far back as the mid to late 1800's and discovering the men who initiated and nurtured the game, taking a misshapen game of rugby as it took its first steps, and nurturing it into the dynamic sport as we know football to be today. Special interest is given to the most difficult position to play in any sport, quarterback. Quarterbacks from eras almost forgotten all the way to today's finest field generals are compared to one another no matter the decade, as well as to their contemporaries. Hard statistics, analytics, recognition, and accolades are given a valuation and their numbers are compiled to determine who, through a systematic process, should be named the G.O.A.T. or Greatest of All Time. The conclusion and results of this endeavor probably will shock you, increase your respect of some vintage quarterbacks, and reshape your thinking about the finest players to take a snap. It will definitely give you fodder for conversation with your fellow football fans and ignite some friendly arguments. Enjoy the book and look for other sports books by this author.