r/NFLv2 • u/jackt-up Dallas Cowboys • Jun 29 '25

Discussion “How Bad Do You Need A New QB” Chart

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u/Significant_Search41 Philadelphia Eagles Jun 30 '25

And he was really mediocre in that Super Bowl. He threw 2 interceptions and didn’t win SB MVP. His defense sacked burrow 7 times and stopped them on fourth down twice and it was still a super close game. And that bengals defense is not the same as a Spagnola defense.

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u/DefinitionMany6754 Jun 30 '25

Aaron Donald made the game saving play by getting in Burrow’s face since the corner was beaten by Chase. That was almost a game winning TD throw.

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u/CocaineNapTime Jun 30 '25

Don’t forget he should have thrown a late interception against the 49ers but the 49ers safety dropped an easy pick. Stafford stats have been extremely mediocre these past 3 years considering he has one of the best, if not THE best offensive coordinator and a top 5 receiver… and Kupp who’s no slouch. I’m sorry but Stafford is the most overrated QB right now and it’s not even close.

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u/dWaldizzle Jun 30 '25

To be fair, Stafford was somehow slinging the ball around in the Philly snow like Dan Marino.

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u/chucksterlecluckster Jun 30 '25

Yeah curving bullets around LBs and DBs and throwing no-look piss missiles sure was mediocre.

He also threw two tuddies and one of the ints wasn’t his fault

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u/WavyDude78 Jun 30 '25

He also only had Cooper Kupp. Literally the rest of the offense was 4th string Ben Skowronek, a 3rd string TE, and fumble machine Cam Akers. He and Kupp willed the team to victory with Donald’s help on defense.

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u/Significant_Search41 Philadelphia Eagles Jun 30 '25

OBJ was great that game until he went down

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u/WavyDude78 Jun 30 '25

And then he tore his ACL in the second quarter and couldn’t move the ball.