11/14/76: Vikings' Fran Tarkenton throws his 300th career NFL touchdown pass, connecting with teammate Sammy White for a 29-yard score during the second quarter of a Week 10 home win over the Seahawks at Metropolitan Stadium, becoming the first NFL quarterback to achieve the milestone #mhl #sports #milestones #highlights #milestonehighlights #football #minnesotavikings #nfl | Milestone Highlights | Facebook

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438K views · 17K reactions | I invented scrambling. The two best quarterbacks this year played against each other in the Super Bowl. They're both scramblers, and that started with me! | Fran Tarkenton | Facebook

18K views · 424 reactions | Tune in for the world premiere of "Scramblin' Fran" at 9 pm ET on September 4th, only on SEC Network. Produced by SEC Network and NFL Films, "Scramblin' Fran" follows Fran Tarkenton's journey from the alleys of Washington, D.C., to hometown Athens kid, to SEC Champion, to NFL legend. | Fran Tarkenton | Facebook

Flashback to 1977, when Minnesota Vikings Fran Tarkenton pulled off an amazing scramble vs the Dallas Cowboys. Even with the incredible play, the Vikings couldn't pull off a win by losing to the Cowboys 16-10. Don't forget to follow Historical Sports Goon for more retro sports-related content #nfl #nflfootball #superbowl #reels | Historical Sports Goon

On November 10, we look at the career of the legendary No. 10 of the Minnesota Vikings, Fran Tarkenton. You can learn more about the great QB when visiting the Hall of Fame. Visit The Hall: https://profootballhof.me/HOFVisit | Pro Football Hall of Fame

🏈On November 23, 1975 Minnesota Vikings quarterback Fran Tarkenton, in his 15th year in the NFL, eclipses Johnny Unitas' record for all-time pass completions. The 35-year-old Tarkenton connects with Ed Marino for a four-yard gain, the 2,831st completion of his career, as Minnesota raises its record to 10-0 with a 28-13 victory over the 0-10 San Diego Chargers in Bloomington, Minnesota. Tarkenton will be voted the league's MVP this season. He will finish his Hall of Fame career in 1978 with 3,68