B Steve Young (1992-1999) - 29896 career points

Career Regular Season Stats

PLAYER	POS	GFL	YEAR	PASS YDS	PASS TDS	PASS INTS	RUSH YDS	REC YDS	OFF TDS	SCORE	ALL-PRO?
Steve Young	QB	cle	92	2599	19	5	403	0	3	4627	1
Steve Young	QB	cle	93	3017	22	9	304	4	2	4775	1
Steve Young	QB	cle	94	2977	26	6	220	0	5	5572	1
Steve Young	QB	cle	95	1880	15	6	184	0	1	3039
Steve Young	QB	bal	96	1414	5	4	156	0	2	1820
Steve Young	QB	bal	97	2202	16	5	149	0	2	3601	3
Steve Young	QB	bal	98	3320	29	8	339	0	4	6059	1
Steve Young	QB	bal	99	446	3	4	57	0	0	403
CAREER				17855	135	47	1812	4	19	29896

Steve Young was unanimously inducted into the GFL Hall of Fame in 2000.  He missed automatic induction by just 104 points.  What makes Young's GFL accomplishments so impressive is that he didn't play in the 1990 and 1991 seasons.  The Cleveland Blackbirds gambled in the '92 draft that Joe Montana would get injured and Young spent the rest of his career as the Blackbirds QB.

Young's point total ranks him 5th on the all-time QB point list.  His TD:INT ratio (2.8) is head-and-shoulders above the GFL's other great QBs (Favre - 1.6, Marino - 1.9, Moon - 1.6, Elway - 1.8, Testaverde - 1.4).  In fact, no other 20000-point QB has a ratio over 2.  He also ranks #1 all-time among QBs in rushing yards and rushing TDs.  He was league MVP in 1993-1994 and his 14974 points from 1992-1994 rank #1 over that span.  His 1998 point total ranks 2nd all-time in single-season scores and his 1994 total ranks 4th.

Young also enjoyed great team success.  He won the Gregory Cup in his rookie season, then led his team to the only undefeated regular season in league history in 1994.  Over his career, the Blackbirds reached the playoffs 7 times, with 6 division titles.  He was also a member of the 1999 Cup champions, although he was unable to play because of concussion problems.  Young raised his level of play during the post-season with these gaudy numbers: '92 - 1475, '94 - 1715, '95 - 1536, '96 - 2000.