Website Ranks Every NFL Team’s All-Time Worst Quarterback — Heath Shuler ‘Wins’ Saints Top Spot

There has been a lot of talk this football season about Drew Brees and his declining arm strength and overall skill level. To those people who are doubting him were reminded on Sunday night what a special talent he still is.

Furthermore, before you complain about what we have now, you should never forget from whence we came! You want to relive the Aaron Brooks days? Yeah, that's about as good as it was up until Drew.

To help us remember, Rant Sports put together their list of each "NFL Team's Worst Starting Quarterback of All-Time".

There are some real winners on this list like Tim Tebow (Denver), Akili Smith (Cincinnati), and JaMarcus Russell (Oakland).

For our New Orleans Saints, their top spot goes to ole #5 Heath Shuler. Yeah, the guy that we traded to get from the Washington Redskins.

So the guy wasn't just a flop for one franchise but two!

In 1997 Shuler spent one forgettable season in the Big Easy, throwing two touchdowns while getting intercepted a whopping 14 times in nine starts.

He would retire by the time the 1998 season rolled around after getting cut by the Oakland Raiders. He played a total of four seasons in the NFL.

Shuler would go on to become a U.S. Congressman in North Carolina serving three terms before retiring from politics in 2012.