Doug Flutie.
Doug Flutie married Laurie Fortier August 10, 1986.
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Douglas Richard "Doug" Flutie (born October 23rd, 1962) is a former football quarterback in Canada and America.In fact, he is the first non-Canadian to be inducted into Canada's Sports Hall of Fame, on May 8th of 2007.He was awarded the coveted Heisman Trophy as well as the Davey O'Brien National Quarterback Award in 1984 while playing for Boston College.During a game against Miami on November 23rd, 1984, he threw a "Hail Mary" pass that resulted in a touchdown. Newly-dubbed a "Hail Flutie", it is considered to be one of the greatest moments in college football AND American sports history.He and his wife, Laurie, established The Doug Flutie Jr. Foundation for Autism in honor of their son Doug Jr., who has autism. Profits from the sales of the breakfast cereal "Flutie Flakes" benefit this organization.For even more information, please see the related link below:
The shortest currently is Seattle Seahawks reserve Seneca Wallace at 5'113/8 199, other notable sub 6 foot QBs include: 5'9 5/8 174 Doug Flutie and perhaps the shortest of them all LeBaron "The Little General." the term refers to his stature and to his heroics while fighting in Korea with the US Marines in 1950. He was generously listed at 5'8" 166 in programs of the day however his induction documents list him at 5'6".
Doug Flutie was a back up quarterback for the Patriots.
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Boston College quarterback Doug Flutie completed 16 of 37 passes for 287
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Quarterback duties for the 2000 Bills were shared by Rob Johnson and Doug Flutie. Johnson started 11 games and Flutie started 5 games.
Doug Flutie is an American and Canadian football quarterback. He is famous for his "Hail Mary" touchdown pass in 1984, which is widely regarded as one of the greatest moments in college football.
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Typically 6'2 and up, but there have been shorter Qbs ex Doug Flutie
Doug Flutie lends his likeness to the cereal "Flutie Flakes".