Jake Plumber - High School Coach

**honda522** · 04-19-2009, 07:13 PM

Rivals High - Jake Plummer coaching at Sandpoint High

Jake Plummer is back on the field as a coach after a successful stint in the NFL

SANDPOINT, Idaho — Former NFL quarterback Jake Plummer will be the quarterbacks coach at Sandpoint High School, in the scenic Idaho resort town where he lives.
Head coach Mike Mitchell said the 34-year-old Plummer will be paid as a normal assistant high school coach, and joked that it probably won't be what Plummer earned in his playing days.
Plummer played for the Arizona Cardinals and Denver Broncos before retiring in 2006. He threw for more than 29,000 yards, 161 touchdowns and 161 interceptions in his decade-long pro career.
Plummer is a Boise native and retired to Sandpoint, an outdoor mecca in the Rocky Mountains along the shores of Lake Pend Oreille. His brother, Eric, already lived in the town.

My question here is how was Plummers career sucessful? 161 TD's for 161 INT's?

That awful.

**Vanilla Garilla** · 04-19-2009, 07:17 PM

Originally Posted by honda522

Rivals High - Jake Plummer coaching at Sandpoint High

My question here is how was Plummers career sucessful? 161 TD's for 161 INT's?

That awful.

Hey, hes .500 that success in some sports, just not as a QB in the NFL.

**honda522** · 04-19-2009, 07:27 PM

Originally Posted by Vanilla Garilla

Hey, hes .500 that success in some sports, just not as a QB in the NFL.

Exactly.

**tornadospotter** · 04-19-2009, 07:45 PM

Originally Posted by Vanilla Garilla

Hey, hes .500 that success in some sports, just not as a QB in the NFL.

Just to make and play for a NFL Team, is being successful.

**slc chief** · 04-19-2009, 07:47 PM

he did play for the cardinals most of his nfl career. i know one thing i was glad to see him gone from denver i hated that qb bootleg he pulled on us

**Vanilla Garilla** · 04-19-2009, 07:56 PM

Originally Posted by tornadospotter

Just to make and play for a NFL Team, is being successful.

Among us lower folk like you and I, yes indeed that is extremely successful. But to say he had a successful career is another thing, that would be like saying George W. Bush's presidency was a success, which it was not.