Marty Domres - #10 - QB - Columbia - Profile

PRO: Signed as a free agent on the opening of camp Quly 8) ... should provide important experience at quarterback ... knows how to read defenses, handles blitz well and has added dimension of knowing offensive coordinator John Idzik's offensive attack having played under Idzik at Baltimore ... another bonus is his ability as an excellent holder for placements ... played in only five games at San Francisco last year completing 7 of14for 101 yards as backup to Jim Plunkett and Scott Bull ... wentto SF last Aug. 30 in a trade from Colts for an undisclosed draft choice ... was originally No.1 draft choice of San Diego in 1969 spending three years as a backup before being traded to Baltimore in 1972 for the Colts' No.1 pick in the 1973 draft and TE John Andrews ... had his best year in the pros that year completing 115 of 222 for 1392 yards, 11 TDs and only 6 interceptions .. had his first start against the Jets and completed 190f 34 for 253 yards, but lost in the last seconds, 24-20 ... started remainder of that season guiding Colts to four wins ... finished sixth in AFC passer ratings ... started final nine games of 1973 season completing 93 of 191 for 1153 yards ... became backup QB to Bert Jones for 1974 and 1975 seasons as Jones began road to stardom ... career stats: 76 games, 382 of 769 for 49.7 percentage, 4,791 yards, 49 interceptions, 26TDs. COLLEGE: Set 12 Ivy League, 15 Columbia and three ECAC records ... finished third nationally in total offense in 1968 with 2,404 yards ... set NCAA record for most offensive plays in career with 1,133 ... earned degree in anthropology.

PERSONAL: Single ... vice president of McNamara Steel Fabricators, Baltimore ... has been local chairman offund raising for United Way and March of Dimes ... born in Ithaca, N.Y. but raised in Syracuse ... attended Christian Brothers Academy.

From 1977 Jets yearbook.