WAU Encyclopedia

Sports history

WAU — Walls Alternative Universe

Book I

Careers and games through 2134. Commissioner history through 2169.

73Character profiles
169Super Bowl results
155AP MVP seasons
2Professional football leagues

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73 documented profilesNewest consolidated source only

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Headline quarterbacks

11

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Legacy quarterbacks

26

Patrick Hall Jr.

Quarterback · Las Vegas Raiders

Trever Walls

Quarterback · Cincinnati / Denver

Dalton Calloway

Quarterback · Indianapolis / Baltimore

Postseason specialist

Cash Holloway

Quarterback · Baltimore Ravens

Jace McCoy

Quarterback / wide receiver · Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Tyrese Holloway

Quarterback · Cincinnati / Seattle

1982–1999 · Eighteen NFL seasons

Thomas Walls

Quarterback · Los Angeles Raiders / Minnesota Vikings

Two Raiders championships, an MVP at forty-two and six final seasons with his hometown Vikings.

Robert Hall

Quarterback · Cleveland Browns

Patrick Hall Sr.

Quarterback · Chicago Bears

The Original Gunslinger

Tanner Milroe

Quarterback · Green Bay / Miami / San Diego

Five MVPs and the aggressive passing style known as “Tanner Ball.”

Drew Walls

Quarterback · Los Angeles Chargers

Drake Calloway

Quarterback / running back / punt returner

An All-Pro running back and four-time All-Pro punt returner who also played quarterback.

From Elway’s backup to Carolina’s starter

Joesph Thompson

Quarterback · Denver / Carolina

Two championship rings as a backup, then a starting career that carried Carolina to Super Bowl XL.

Cory Knox

Quarterback · Kansas City Chiefs · 2064–2078

Devonta Branch

Quarterback · Saints, Broncos & Eagles; Head coach · Kansas City Chiefs

Cameron Cole

Quarterback · Broncos, Giants & 49ers

Tom Brady

Quarterback · New England Patriots / Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Tanner Thompson

Quarterback / Kick Returner / Punt Returner · San Francisco 49ers

Quarterback · five championships

Caleb Branch

Quarterback · Cincinnati Bengals / Washington Commanders

An aggressive gunslinger with six NFL MVPs and thirteen Super Bowl appearances.

Quarterback · Branch brothers

Devin Branch

Quarterback · New York Giants / Houston Texans

Five NFL MVPs and two Super Bowl victories over his twin brother Caleb.

Houston’s rookie Super Bowl starter

Jordan Harris

Quarterback · Houston Texans / Washington Commanders

Houston’s first-round pick in 2038 started Super Bowl LXXIII as a rookie.

The original Walls patriarch

Arthur Walls

Quarterback · New York Giants / Chicago Cardinals

Thirteen NFL championships, twelve championship-winning starting seasons, and a 130–7 regular-season starting record.

Pittsburgh · 1989–2004

Jay Harris

Quarterback · Pittsburgh Steelers

Sixteen seasons in Pittsburgh, eight Pro Bowls, three AFC championships and a 14–11 postseason record.

Super Bowl LIII champion

Aaron Rodgers

Quarterback · Green Bay Packers

Green Bay’s championship quarterback against Tom Brady’s Patriots in Super Bowl LIII.

Detroit · Seattle · 1991–2014

Jason Harris

Quarterback · Detroit Lions / Seattle Seahawks

Twenty-four full seasons, 106,455 passing yards, four MVP runner-up finishes and a championship in his final NFL game.

Chicago · Kansas City · Arizona · 1985–2000

Everitt Walls

Quarterback · Bears / Chiefs / Cardinals

Sixteen NFL seasons, 192 consecutive starts, three Pro Bowls and two championships as Chicago’s reserve quarterback.

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League figures

10

Character section

Hall line

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Character section

Non-quarterbacks

12
Career receiving GOAT

Derek Walls

Wide receiver · Los Angeles Rams / Minnesota Vikings / Seattle Seahawks

Receiver BOAT

Cody Lambert

Wide receiver · Buffalo Bills

Five seasons in Buffalo before retiring over concussion and CTE concerns.

Jacob Hall

Running back · Los Angeles Rams

Cameron Knox

Strong safety · Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Caleb Thompson

Defensive end · Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Jacob Ewers

Tight end · Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Reserved, dryly funny, and one of Mac’s most trusted receiving options.

GOAT return specialist

Garrett Carter

Multipurpose weapon · Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Daxton Roads

Cornerback · Los Angeles Rams

Connor Banks

Wide receiver / returner · Los Angeles Rams

Jace Calloway

Wide receiver · Cleveland / Denver

“You throw I catch.”

Career receiving touchdowns record holder

Xavier Holloway

Wide receiver · Six franchises · 1996–2012

“I won everywhere I went. I make teams better.”

Running back · Cincinnati Bengals

Cash Thompson

Running back · Cincinnati Bengals

Super Bowl MVP in Cincinnati’s consecutive 2099 and 2100 championship victories.

Character section

NEFL figures

10

Character section

Family & partners

02

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