The final category for this year's Wyoming Greats Fan Poll is Quarterbacks.  We want Wyoming fans to voice their opinions on the greatest Cowboy Quarterbacks of all-time.  Wyoming fans have this week to vote for their favorite Poke QBs through the Wyoming Greats Fan Poll.  It won't be easy to choose between a group of Cowboys who led Wyoming to conference championships, bowl championships and some of the most memorable victories in Wyoming Football history.
 
Each week this spring we featured a different position group which included a 16-player bracket, with voting available for a four-player group each day throughout the week until a Cowboy was named as the winner of the Wyoming Greats Fan Poll at week's end.  To cast your vote go to the Wyoming Football's Official Twitter account @wyo_football.  Voting updates will be provided during the week @wyo_football.  At the end of each week, we'll announce on social media the former Cowboy great receiving the most fan votes and we'll have each week's voting summary at GoWyo.com/WyoGreats
 
We hope you enjoy looking back at the greatest Pokes.  Here are the candidates for Wyoming's Greatest Quarterbacks in history.  The Quarterbacks' Bracket will launch Monday, June 1, 2020.
 
Quarterbacks
 
1950s-Early 60s
Chuck Lamson (1960-61), 1960 and '61 Honorable Mention All-American, Led UW to Skyline Conference Co-Championships in 1960 and '61, 2010 UW Athletics Hall of Fame Inductee
 
Joe Mastrogiovanni (1953-55), 1953 and '55 AP and UPI Honorable Mention All-American, 1953 & '55 1st Team All-Skyline Conference, Led Cowboys to 1956 Sun Bowl, 1998 UW Athletics Hall of Fame Inductee
 
Jim Walden (1958-59), 1959 AP Honorable Mention All-American, 1959 1st Team All-Skyline Conference, Led Cowboys to 1958 and '59 Skyline titles and '58 Sun Bowl title over Hardin Simmons, 2011 UW Athletics Hall of Fame Inductee
 
Larry Zowada (1955-57), 1956 AP Honorable Mention All-American, 1956 & '57 1st Team All-Skyline Conference, Led Pokes to 1956 Skyline Conference Championship, 2019 UW Athletics Hall of Fame Inductee
 
 
Late 60s-80s
Craig Burnett (1986-87), 1987 Led Wyoming to undefeated (8-0) WAC title and Holiday Bowl, Ranks No. 6 on UW's Single-season passing list (3,131 yards), First Cowboy to throw for over 3,000 yards in a single season 
 
Phil Davis (1978-81), 1981 2nd Team All-WAC, Ranks No. 1 among UW QBs in Career Rushing Yards (1,828), Ranks No. 7 on UW Career Total Offense list (5,951 yards),
 
Paul Toscano (1965-67), 1967 WAC Offensive Player of the Year, 1967 1st Team All-WAC, Led Wyoming to 1967 WAC title and '68 Sugar Bowl, 1999 UW Athletics Hall of Fame Inductee
 
Randy Welniak (1985-88), 1988 WAC Offensive Player of the Year, 1988-89 WAC Student-Athlete of the Year for all sports, 1988 1st Team All-WAC, '88 Led Wyoming to undefeated (8-0) WAC title and Holiday Bowl, 2007 UW Athletics Hall of Inductee
 
 
1990s
Tom Corontzos (1988-91), 1991 Second Team All-WAC, No. 3 on UW Career Passing list (7,945 yards) and No. 3 on UW Career Total Offense list (7,642 yards), Led Wyoming to 1990 Copper Bowl
 
Joe Hughes (1992-93), No. 3 on UW Single-Season Passing list (3,372 yards),  No. 4 on UW Single-Season Total Offense list (3,406 yards), No. 6 on UW Career Total Offense list (6,249 yards), Led UW to 1993 Copper Bowl
 
Jay Stoner (1997-00), 1998 2nd Team All-WAC, 2000 Honorable Mention All-MW, No. 4 on UW Career Passing List (7,674 yards) and No. 4 on UW Career Total Offense list (7,523 yards)
 
Josh Wallwork (1995-96), 1996 1st Team All-WAC, 1996 Led nation in total offense (350.75 yards per game), UW Single-season Passing (4,090 yards in '96) and UW Single-season Total Offense leader (4,209 yards in '96), '96 Led Wyoming to WAC Pacific Division title and inaugural WAC Championship Game 
 
 
2000s-2010s
Josh Allen (2015-17), 2018 NFL Draft No. 7 overall selection -- highest selection in UW history and 2nd highest in MW History, 2017 MVP of Famous Idaho Potato Bowl, 2016 2nd Team All-MW, 2016 Led UW to MW Mountain Division Title and MW Championship Game
 
Casey Bramlet (2000-03), 2001 2nd Team All-WAC, UW's Career Passing leader (9,684 yards) and No. 2 in Career Total Offense (9,575 yards), Only Cowboy to pass for over 9,000 yards in his career
 
Corey Bramlet (2002-05), 2004 Las Vegas Bowl MVP, Led UW to 24-21 come-from-behind win over UCLA in Las Vegas Bowl, 2004 Honorable Mention All-MW, No. 7 on UW Career Passing List (5,149 yards)
 
Brett Smith (2011-13), UW's Career Total Offense leader (10,365 yards), Only Cowboy to exceed 10,000 yards in Total Offense, UW's Career TD Passing leader (76 TD passes), UW's Single-Game Total Offense leader (640 yards), 2012 and '13 Honorable Mention All-Mountain West
 
Throughout the spring, we will include bios of each week's winner in the Wyoming Greats Fan Poll.  See the fan selections below.