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Walsh would almost always audible at the line. He read defenses so well and wasn't afraid to direct traffic. I may be wrong, but it seemed our QBs back then were much more vocal and had more autonomy to run things.

I'll throw my vote to Bernie. He had the athleticism and mobility of an iron wedge but his pocket presence, accuracy, and field generalship made up for all of his physical shortcomings. Never saw a QB do more with less. I'll never forget him chewing out the coaching staff in the final minute...

....and why? Preferably, this is for the old timers who've who've been watching the Canes since the 50s-60's-70's through today.