Charlie Whitehurst

42-Year-Old QuarterbackQB

Free Agent

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Height 6'5"

Weight 226

DOB 8/6/1982

College Clemson

Drafted 3rd Rd 2006 #81 Overall

Released with injury settlement

QBFree Agent

Knee

October 11, 2016

Whitehurst (knee) was released by the Browns with an injury settlement Tuesday.

ANALYSIS
Whitehurst replaced an injured Cody Kessler (ribs) in Week 5 and held his own, but he suffered an injury of his own in the process. The extent of Whitehurst's setback is not certain, but it apparently would have cost him some time, so the Browns decided to remove him from the roster and replace him with a healthy quarterback in Kevin Hogan. Whitehurst could hook on with a new team once he is back at 100 percent.

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How do Charlie Whitehurst's measurables compare to other quarterbacks?

This section compares his draft workout metrics with players at the same position. The bar represents the player's percentile rank. For example, if the bar is halfway across, then the player falls into the 50th percentile for that metric and it would be considered average.

Height

6' 5"

Weight

226 lbs

40-Yard Dash

4.75 sec

Shuttle Time

4.12 sec

Cone Drill

7.00 sec

Vertical Jump

33.0 in

Broad Jump

112 in

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Exploiting the Matchups: Fitzgerald's Farewell?

December 15, 2016

Luke Hoover details which players receive favorable matchups in Week 15, including the Cardinals' No. 1 wideout, Larry Fitzgerald.

East Coast Offense: Why Doesn't Julio Jones Score More TDs?

October 25, 2016

Both Jones and Andre Johnson, arguably two of the top-10 receivers of all time, struggled to score TDs at a rate commensurate with the massive yardage they racked up. The common denominator: Kyle Shanahan.

NFL Game Previews: Breaking Down Monday Night

October 13, 2016

Erik Siegrist previews the Monday night matchup as Carson Palmer and the Cardinals take on the visiting Jets as both teams desperately need a win.

Weekly Rankings: Week 6 Value Meter

October 11, 2016

Rise of the RBs - our Flex rankings have been topped primarily by WRs all season, but the RBs are making a comeback, especially this week.

Streaming Defenses: Picking a Week 6 Team Defense

October 11, 2016

With a struggling Baltimore offense headed to town, the New York Giants defense makes for an excellent Week 6 streamer.

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Whitehurst started five games for the Titans last season, but he enters 2015 stuck at third on the depth chart behind Zach Mettenberger and second overall pick Marcus Mariota. Whitehurst won't work his way into the starter's discussion unless Mariota struggles mightily out of the gate.

Whitehurst, who signed a two-year, $8 million contract with the Titans in March of 2014, will serve as Jake Locker's top backup, while Tyler Wilson and Zach Mettenburger vie for the team's No. 3 QB slot.

Whitehurst will serve as the primary backup to Philip Rivers again this season. Whitehurst has never started a game for the Chargers but is thought of as an adequate fill-in if ever needed.

Whitehurst returns to San Diego to serve as the primary backup to Philip Rivers in 2012 after a two-year absence from the team.

It was generally thought that if Seattle brought in some halfway decent quarterback candidates, Whitehurst would head to the bench. The team brought in former Vikings quarterback Tavaris Jackson, which tentatively sends Whitehurst to the second level of the depth chart. The former Clemson quarterback is a project who never developed, and he’s only ranked this high because he doesn't have a seasoned veteran on the roster above him.

The Seahawks are clearly in total rebuilding mode in Pete Carroll’s first year, and the Seahawks love Charlie Whitehurst. What Whitehurst has done in practice and what he does in August will not matter one bit until he shows he can do it on Sundays in the fall.

Whitehurst will serve as the third quarterback in San Diego in 2009. He has not taken a single snap over the last two regular seasons.

Whitehurst will open the season as the number three quarterback behind Philip Rivers and Billy Volek.

Whitehurst enters the 2007 season as the third quarterback behind starter Philip Rivers and primary backup Billy Volek.

Charlie leaves Clemson as the third all-time leading passer in ACC history. He posted the nation's fifth highest completion percentage as a senior in 2005. With Philip Rivers firmly entrenched as the starter, Whitehurst will be competing with veteran A.J. Feeley for the all-important backup quarterback role.

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