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Chris Chandler

QB (retired)

Chris Chandler: facts drawn from the play-by-play.

17-season career across 8 teams. 2x Pro Bowler. Led ATL to Super Bowl XXXIII (loss to DEN).

Milestone

Career regular-season totals (1999-2004 in DB)

StatTotal
Games (DB era)60
Pass yards9,955
Pass TDs51
INTs56
TD/INT ratio0.91

1998 ATL season (not in DB): 3,154 yards, 25 TDs, 12 INTs, NFC Champion. The pinnacle of the 'Crystal Chandelier' era.

ATL DB-era seasons (1999-2001)

SeasonYdsTDsINTs
19992,3391611
20002,2361012
20012,8471614

DB-era teams: ATL 1999-2001, CHI 2002-03, STL 2004. Backup-to-starter swings every year.

Trend

Chandler season-by-season (DB era)

SeasonTeamGmsYdsTDs
1999ATL122,33916
2000ATL142,23610
2001ATL142,84716
2002CHI91,0234
2003CHI81,0503
2004STL34602

Nicknamed 'Crystal Chandelier' for his fragility — at one point reported to have had 13 different concussions.

Rare

Chandler all-time team count

FranchiseYears
IND1988-89
TB1990-91
PHX1991-93
LA Rams1994
HOU/TEN1995-97
ATL1997-2001
CHI2002-03
STL2004

Super Bowl XXXIII (Jan 1999): Chandler ATL vs. Elway DEN. Lost 34-19 in Elway's farewell game.

Comparison

Super Bowl XXXIII

QBTeamStat
John ElwayDEN336 yds, 1 TD, MVP
Chris ChandlerATL219 yds, 1 TD, 3 INTs
ResultDEN 34-19Elway retired after

His son-in-law is former NFL QB Jim Harbaugh — wait, no — his father-in-law connection is to John Brodie. (Chandler married John Brodie's daughter.)

Anomaly

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