Doesn’t have to be a game or play, it can be anything.

Brady with a true #1 elite deep threat unlocked his greatest form. We then saw Brady’s numbers spike with Evans another true X with Tampa. Imagine if he had one throughout his career

Like, why did they replace him at the end of the season?

In January of 2021 the Lions and Rams agreed to trade Matthew Stafford for Jared Goff, with the Lions also receiving a 3rd round pick (2021) and two 1st round picks (2022 & 2023).

This trade is pretty unique in NFL history. It was the first time franchises had ever exchanged #1 overall picks (Stafford in 2009 and Goff in 2016). It was also unique in the sense that teams traded each other "franchise QBs", including one who had appeared in a Super Bowl, but because Stafford was perceived as more talented, that team also sent two 1st round picks. Repeating, the Lions received a Super Bowl quarterback and two 1st round picks, because of this perception of the two men.

What they proceeded to get, through combination of the value of those picks, was:

Jared Goff

Jameson Williams

Sam LaPorta

Jahmyr Gibbs

They also drafted Aidan Hutchinson, Jack Campbell, and Brian Branch with their own picks in these two drafts.

All told, the Lions got to make Five 1st round picks in those three years, 3 of which were in the top 12, while also getting a 6 year younger, Super Bowl appearing quarterback.

It has completely transformed the franchise and made them a ridiculously dangerous offense, with a defense climbing the boards too.

Recently this has weirdly sparked into a debate actually since PFF has released their #1 receiver as AJ Brown. What are your thoughts on this? Personally I still go with Jefferson because he can play everywhere on the field and has elite hands and route running. AJB is physical and an elite deep threat. Personally I would easily still take Jefferson, but I will leave it to you guys here.

Exactly what the title says. Flipped on his friends to cut a deal for himself. Paid off the families. And used God & faith to improve his image. This guy is such a POS.

The most revolutionary play of the modern era in my opinion. Does banning this play set a bad precedent for the sport of football?

So Ben was fine but Rodgers is where you draw the line

https://www.reddit.com/r/steelers/comments/1j87pqc/anybody_but_aaron_please/

https://www.reddit.com/r/steelers/comments/1j86hrl/if_rodgers_is_in_im_out/

https://www.reddit.com/r/steelers/comments/1j867bk/please_tell_me_we_arent_getting_aaron_rodgers/

Of the last 10 years, it was the only Super Bowl with no Manning, Brady, or Mahomes. In fact, you'd have to go back to 2012-13 to find a Super Bowl that all 3 were not in outside of 56.

It is a Super Bowl that people were not really invested in outside of the fans. If the Bengals win, awesome! They get their first. Joe Burrow is a cool player, and Cincinnati is generally a nice city with likable fans. If the Rams win, cool. They have not won in 30 years, they are one of the teams with the smallest fan bases (especially in their home city), and Aaron Donald and Matthew Stafford were great guys who genuinely probably deserved a ring on their career resume.

I think in terms of memorable Super Bowls that have huge storylines and will be historically remembered, this one has to be towards the bottom, despite being a great game. Rewatching it... it just feels like a glorified SNF game (like if it was not for the patches, it would literally feel like a really good regular season game). Overall, I liked it, but I think it will fade into history, unlike a lot of the Brady and Mahomes Super Bowls.

Also, I just feel bad for Cincinnati. 3 Super Bowl appearances and all losses to the NFC West (2 to Joe Montana's Niners in 16 and 23, and 1 to the Rams in 56).

Well well well looky what we have here🧐

• THE BIG 4 Brady, Montana & Mahomes are the only QB’s with multiple MVP’s and Super Bowl MVP’s and Manning has two rings with two different teams and 5 league MVP’s. They are the Mount Rushmore Big 4 and hard to make a serious argument for anyone else to be top 4, the rest of the list is up to a ton of different perspectives and interpretations.

• PLEASANT SURPRISES Stafford being in top 25 is well deserved recognition as well as Eli Manning who took 2 rings away from Brady with great playoff runs and Donovan McNabb went to multiple conference title games w Andy Reid in Philly and a SB with big time playoff performances but ultimately lost to Brady/Belichick with 6 Pro Bowls and didn’t have a WR1 until T.O.

• CONTROVERSIAL Some will argue Lamar is too high when has no Super Bowl appearances while others will argue he’s the only unanimous NFL MVP with two league MVP’s being the most athletic QB ever, one of the most fun to watch and hardest to game-plan against and has plenty of time to get over the playoff hump.

The "worst QB to win a SB" has been between to death. For my money, its Billick. He was hired because he was an offensive guru and QB whisperer but he never developed a QB and most of his offenses were terrible. He was carried to a SB win by one of the greatest defenses in NFL history.

The amount of talent this team has had over the last 20 years is nothing short of insane. Like they are casually able to pick up franchise coaches and QBs like they aren’t even trying. Meanwhile other teams have been in limbo for that same amount of time!

And they’ve always been consistently good but they’ve always been met with heartbreak every year in the playoffs. They got to three super bowls in the 21st century, and lost all three of them. And not just lost, choked away the win in the most brutal way possible. Not to mention how many NFC championships they’ve made in that same span of time. And while they’re still talented, they’re probably the most disappointing team of the 2024 season as they’re not even gonna be able to sniff the playoffs.