One of the NFL and the SEC's most legendary quarterbacks congratulated Missouri's signal caller.
The legendary NFL quarterback ended his college career as the NCAA's leader in career wins, going 39-6 as a starter with Tennessee from 1994-'97.
It wasn't quite as significant, but Missouri Tigers quarterback Brady Cook also completed a remarkable comeback over Auburn in Week 8. Cook exited the game after suffering an ankle injury on the first drive of the game. He returned in the third quarter as Missouri trailed 17-3 to lead his team on a 18-point scoring run to win 21-17.
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