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Jared Goff and Carson Wentz became the seventh pair of QBs to go one-two in the NFL draft. So which of the previous passing duos faired best? That depends on how you measure their combined careers. SI created composite season averages for each set (including the years they sat on the bench). The results—thanks for nothin', Ryan Leaf—may surprise you.

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YEAR	PICKS 1 & 2	PASSER RATING	COMP%	YARDS	TDS	INTS	PRO BOWLS (TOTAL)	WIN%*
2015	JAMEIS WINSTON (Buccaneers) MARCUS MARIOTA (Titans)	69.5	59.9%	3,430	21	13	1	.281 (9 of 32)
2012	ANDREW LUCK (Colts) ROBERT GRIFFIN III (Redskins)	69.6	60.1%	2,867	18	10	4	.383 (49 of 128)
1999	TIM COUCH (Browns) DONOVAN MCNABB (Eagles)	66.6	59.4%	2,547	16	11	6	.417 (120 of 288)
1998	PEYTON MANNING (Colts) RYAN LEAF (Chargers)	69.0	61.2%	2,457	17	12	14	.540 (190 of 352)
1993	DREW BLEDSOE (Patriots) RICK MIRER (Seahawks)	61.3	56.0%	2,137	12	11	4	.305 (122 of 400)
1971	JIM PLUNKETT (Patriots) ARCHIE MANNING (Saints)	59.6	54.0%	1,663	10	12	2	.244 (107 of 438)

*Out of all potential games played