E1 presents the silly guys in Football Frenzy or the quarterback caper.

Football has changed dramatically throughout the years.

First, the archaic T formation morphed into the wishbone offense. Then, the

wishbone offense morphed into a new type of lowercase T formation, where the quarterback stands in

front of his offensive line. Then, other innovations occurred. People realized that you could throw

the football forward. Sure, it was written into the rules from the beginning that you could do that,

but no one had ever read the rules before, so it still counts as an innovation even if it sounds

kind of stupid to us nowadays.

Before this, the quarterback's job on the football field was to help other players carry

around their pads and helmets.

But now, the job of the quarterback suddenly became the soup de jour of the football field.

With advances in aerodynamics

spurred by World War I, a young quarterback just returned from the service named Bugsy

Mick Hudson, pioneered the spiral, an ingenious throwing motion that allowed the football to glide

like an eagle soaring over the gridiron. Now, quarterbacks could do anything. They could run. They could pass.

And that's about it. But that is basically all football is, so it counts as everything.

However, throughout this innovation, only one thing remain constant. There's always just one.

Only one quarterback on the field at once, like a legendary creature in Magic the

Gathering. But three young, well, not so young, pioneers of the sport made a discovery that would

alter the shape of the gridiron for generations to come. This is the story of the three kings.

But before they were kings, they were three middle-aged men.

Still pretty young, though, for middle-aged guys. Basically, the youngest that middle-aged guys can get.

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