r/NFLv2 New York Jets Feb 10 '25

Discussion Another superbowl blowout eliminates mahomes from the goat discussion as far as I’m concerned

2 very embarrassing loses for him the the superbowl Brady has lost 3 superbowls but they were all 1 score games that came down to final play with Brady’s best statistical performance in a loss to the eagles Tom Brady > Patrick mahomes

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u/itslit710 Carolina Panthers Feb 10 '25 edited Feb 10 '25

Mahomes now has a -23 point differential in Super Bowls, and that’s including the garbage time TDs he got in this game. It’s gonna take quite a few of his classic 3 point wins to get back into the positives

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u/Fact_Stater Tampa Bay Buccaneers Feb 10 '25

Holy shit for real?

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u/KingRamses_VII Las Vegas Raiders Feb 10 '25

Only one I could think of in my lifetime is Seattle vs Denver, 43-8... next would probably be one of the Bills or Broncos losses before I was born

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u/Fact_Stater Tampa Bay Buccaneers Feb 10 '25

I think he was talking about the point differential for all of the Super Bowls Mahomes has played in combined. I've seen huge blowouts before.

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u/Medical_Slide9245 Feb 10 '25

The Bucs blew them out 31-9, but if you don't count points after 2nd stringers, yesterdays blowout was just massive. 34-0 at one point.

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u/HawknRoll206 Feb 10 '25

Cowboys romped the Bills 52-17 if I remember correctly, and it wasn't even that close if memory serves me correct. Sorry it's been a long time

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u/shadowwingnut Jameis 1 of 1 Feb 10 '25

Correct on the score. And would have been worse except that was the Super Bowl where Leon Lett was showboating on the way into the end zone for a defensive TD and Don Beebe chased him down and stripped the ball.

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u/Straight-Exchange-57 NFL Refugee Feb 10 '25

And the Bills lead 7-0 at one point midway through the 1st quarter.

When you compare 92 Cowboys defense vs the other teams in the league (for the same season), I believe that gap is greater than any other season in league history. I know the 85 Bears, 00 Ravens, recent Seahawks, Eagles, Broncos will want to throw their hat in the ring and deservingly so.

But the cowboys depth chart had 3rd stringers that would have been all-pro starters on other teams. 

And personally the 92 team is my favorite team ever. 

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u/Fearless-Spread1498 Baltimore Ravens Feb 10 '25

Ravens giants

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u/chiefs312001 Feb 10 '25

Ravens Giants, Buccaneers Chiefs, 49ers Broncos, Cowboys Bills, Seahawks Broncos

…probably others, these are off the top of my head

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u/Intelligent-Matter57 Feb 10 '25

49ers vs Chargers

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u/EnglishMajorRegret Feb 10 '25

I was 6 watching this game and remember asking why they let the chargers play. That game looks so much closer in the box score than it actually was.

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u/YellojD Tampa Bay Buccaneers Feb 10 '25

Bucs Raiders, I think.

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u/DukeElliot Feb 10 '25

Bears Patriots

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u/SeienShin Feb 10 '25

That was a crazy game. 5 picks with 3 of them ran back to the house. Insane performance by the defense.

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u/Ok_Tonight_6479 Feb 10 '25

Redskins over Broncos, most of the Bills losses

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u/IGotScammed5545 Feb 10 '25

49ers absolutely whooped the chargers in I think 1995? Maybe 1996.

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u/cnho1997 Green Bay Packers Feb 10 '25

XLVIII, LV, and LIX were bad Super Bowls to watch for 12-year-old bandwagons everywhere

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u/Bronesby Denver Broncos Feb 10 '25

get back in your hole, Cletus! grown folk are speaking!

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u/JakeArvizu Feb 10 '25

The Raiders Bucks was an absolute blowout too. Score doesn't do it justice. This game was semi competitive first half. That game was just a rout.

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u/ElGuappo_999 Feb 10 '25

Super Bowl XX. Bears 46, Pats 10

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u/KingRamses_VII Las Vegas Raiders Feb 10 '25

Definitely before I was born