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From Michael Vick to Steve Young to Lamar Jackson, dual-threat QBs have redefined the position. Who stands out as the best in combining passing and rushing?

The greatest dual-threat quarterback in NFL history is Michael Vick. His rare combination of arm strength and elite speed revolutionized the quarterback position, making him a constant threat both in the air and on the ground. His 1,000-yard rushing seasons and game-changing playmaking ability set him apart.

Michael Vick redefined the dual-threat QB role with unmatched speed and arm strength. But Cam Newton and Lamar Jackson took it further, winning MVPs. Steve Young balanced passing and running best. Vick was the most electrifying, but Young was the most complete.