It’s absolutely insane that Manning had such an incredible season in Denver right after having potentially career-ending neck surgery at the age of 36, my fav QB of all time for sure
One could argue that 2020 was Aaron Rodgers' best season, where he surpassed his touchdown pass record, TD-INT ratio, almost matched his passer rating and came close to a Superbowl appearance
@@NeverSober8008 WTF are you talking about? Brady was gifted turnovers at midfield and the GB 8-yard line and then was gifted completely blown coverage on both TD plays. You call that putting the game away? It became a one score game quickly and Brady couldn't do anything.
Bradys 2020 was by far the best season by a Bucs quarterback however Famous Jameis 30/30 season is the most impressive 😂 bro was so hungry for them W's he even shared with the other team
I agree about 2021. I still feel like if Murphy-Bunting doesn’t slip on 2nd and forever in the final minute against the Rams, that game goes to overtime, the Bucs win, and they beat the 49ers and Bengals no problem to go back to back.
@@Grievous_interceptions were a bit more common back then. A QB only throwing 10 ints in those days would be like someone throwing only 5 in a season now.
@gbrow1604 so you're saying 35 tds and 10 ints is better than 42 tds and 12 ints which is what mahomes did in 2022? Joe Burrow had 35 tds in 2022 and so did Josh Allen. What young did in 94 wasn't iconic.
The literal best OVERALL season, regular and post season by a QB you didn’t even have on this list and it’s 1989 Joe Montana: Led the league in completion % (then record), was on pace for TD’s but only played 12 games, still won MVP, then had the literal greatest postseason by a QB with 13 total TD’s (11 passing), ZERO TURNOVERS and only sacked ONCE. Had like a 146 QB rating for the entire postseason along with the single season record for QB rating at like 117 that stood until ‘04 Manning
Will also say most of these I agreed except Philly should’ve been 2022 Hurts or 1960 Van Brocklin and Cincy should’ve been either ‘81 Ken Anderson or ‘88 Boomer since both took Cincy to the SB like Burrow but won MVPs in those years. I could also see Bills going for 1990 Jim Kelly and argue Mahomes best season either 2018 or 2020 although his 2022 season was better including playoffs Also just remembered, Raiders I would’ve had Stabler from 1974, for my Steelers either Bradshaw 1978 or Big Ben in 2016 or 2017
I had to re-watch the reasoning for George Blanda over Warren Moon for the Houston Oilers. The Championship and Individual honors give Blanda the nod, but statistically speaking I got say Warren had a better year.
A lot of seasons deserve consideration for the Steelers. Bradshaw in 79 of course was great as were Roethlisberger's seasons in 08 and 10. But statistically the best season was Roethlisberger in 18
I feel so bad for matt ryan dude was one of the best almost a 5000 yrd season with the falcons. Stood tall against the patriots even tho he lost he will still be remembered for a prolific mvp run
He didn't win MVP. Kurt did. Also you can't directly compare numbers 20 years apart. The league was nowhere near as pass happy in 1999. However if you separate Los Angeles and St Louis, then Stafford wins the LA portion easily.
What about Big Ben's 2013 season where he led the league in passing with Drew Brees and had 32 touchdowns with nine interceptions had a quarterback rating of 103.3 that was the best season for the Steelers even though Ben went to the AFC championship game lost to the Patriots
Brady, Manning, and Warner hold the best season for six different teams. Thats unreal how they could help elevate others to their level even if for only a limited time. You can't overlook that kind of production
Arizona Cardinals: 2015 Carson Palmer Atlanta Falcons: 2016 Matt Ryan Baltimore Ravens: 2019 Lamar Jackson Buffalo Bills: 2020 Josh Allen Carolina Panthers: 2015 Cam Newton Chicago Bears: 1943 Sid Luckman (literally has the worst history with quarterbacks…) Cincinnati Bengals: 2021 Joe Burrow Cleveland Browns: 1947 Otto Graham Dallas Cowboys: 2014 Tony Romo Denver Broncos: 2013 Peyton Manning Detroit Lions: 2011 Matthew Stafford Green Bay Packers: 2011 Aaron Rodgers Houston Texans: 2020 Deshaun Watson Indianapolis Colts: 2004 Peyton Manning Jacksonville Jaguars: 2022 Trevor Lawrence Kansas City Chiefs: 2018 Patrick Mahomes Las Vegas Raiders: 2002 Rich Gannon Los Angeles Chargers: 1982 Dan Fouts (that a hot take?) Los Angeles Rams: 1999 Kurt Warner Miami Dolphins: 1984 Dan Marino Minnesota Vikings: 1998 Randall Cunningham New England Patriots: 2007 Tom Brady New Orleans Saints: 2011 Drew Brees New York Giants: 1963 Y.A. Tittle New York Jets: 1968 Joe Namath Philadelphia Eagles: 2004 Donovan McNabb Pittsburgh Steelers: 1978 Terry Bradshaw San Francisco 49ers: 1994 Steve Young Seattle Seahawks: 2018 Russell Wilson Tampa Bay Buccaneers: 2021 Tom Brady Tennessee Titans: 1990 Warren Moon Washington Commanders: 1983 Joe Theismann
Honestly Brady's 21 season was probably better than 20. Over 5,300 yards and 43 touchdowns. Better stats than Mahones 2022 MVP season. They didn't win the superbowl, but Brady put on a clinic and should've been MVP that year.
Boomer Esiason’s 1988 campaign is always overshadowed by Icky Woods deservingly so but I believe he had the best Bengals Qb season. He was only 4 points away from immortality.
Maybe subjectively better, but objectively Brees out-performed Rodgers in completion pct, completions, yards, td's, and sacks. The only significant category Rodgers had over Brees was int. Rodgers is a product of the media more than stats. 2014 same thing with Manning and Rodgers. 2020 was the first one Rodgers actually deserved. And, 2009 was not one of Brees' best years. So, coming in number 2 was probably generous.
@@duanehellier2147 Rodgers was better on a per throw basis in 2011. And he sat out parts of games which made his counting stats worse. And no way in hell Manning deserved it over him in 2014.
The commanders should have been Sammy baugh no doubt about it The man let the league in passing yards touchdowns passing yards in game until Russell Wilson broke it by a rookie also let the league in punting yards and interceptions made all in the same year how can that not be the best season ever
There is no way you say the 2020 season for Tom Brady is better than the 2021 season. Take away the Super Bowl win, the 2021 season stats are way better
Mahomes had a better year statistically in 2018, better passer rating and 50 tds so not sure how you missed that, also Wentz had a better season in 2017, broke the franchise record on td passes (on a torn acl) and missed the final 3 games
Technically back to The 80’s because Bernie Kosar was a very good Quarterback as was Brian Sipe before him, Both were Pro-Bowl QB’s both got Cleveland to AFC championship’s before losing to Denver and Oakland and both had way better statistical seasons than Otto Graham.
I don't think the Jaguars won their division "from under the titans noses" last season. Titans lost what was it, 7 or 8 in a row? While the jags went on an absolute tear, no one should've been surprised
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Make this a series and do it for every position.
That would be fire 🔥
this is lowkey a good idea
Not excluding guards.
Individual videos for left and right.
Don't! Skip! QB protectors.
Nice 👍 I agree
That would be great 😊
Y.A Title throwing 36 TDs in the early 60s is the mos insane thing I've ever heard. People need to talk about that more.
It’s absolutely insane that Manning had such an incredible season in Denver right after having potentially career-ending neck surgery at the age of 36, my fav QB of all time for sure
You can thank HGH for that
One could argue that 2020 was Aaron Rodgers' best season, where he surpassed his touchdown pass record, TD-INT ratio, almost matched his passer rating and came close to a Superbowl appearance
But lost in the NFCCG😂😂. Choker
@@allthingssports4957 He outplayed Brady.
@@gbrow1604That’s hilarious, Brady put the game away in the first half
@@NeverSober8008 WTF are you talking about? Brady was gifted turnovers at midfield and the GB 8-yard line and then was gifted completely blown coverage on both TD plays. You call that putting the game away? It became a one score game quickly and Brady couldn't do anything.
@@gbrow1604 Couldn’t do anything but win the game and the following game by 3 touchdowns, no?
Mannnings 2013 season is god tier imagine if he was a deal threat mans a stature had 55 tds only 8 picks and like 5.7 k yards
Bradys 2020 was by far the best season by a Bucs quarterback however Famous Jameis 30/30 season is the most impressive 😂 bro was so hungry for them W's he even shared with the other team
I dont know I think 2021 was actually the better season and team despite not winning the superbowl
I agree about 2021. I still feel like if Murphy-Bunting doesn’t slip on 2nd and forever in the final minute against the Rams, that game goes to overtime, the Bucs win, and they beat the 49ers and Bengals no problem to go back to back.
Personally think that Hurts' 2022 season was better than McNabb's, but both were very good
It is crazy how many superbowl runnerups are on this list
Also weird how 3 quarterbacks show up twice on this list
Daunte Culpepper's 2004 season was such an anomaly and then he fell off.
Youngs 1994 season is still iconic
35 tds and 10 ints is just an average season nowadays.
@@Titansfan7788Yea but back then that was unheard of, basically like if we saw 45 tds and 10 picks now
@@Grievous_interceptions were a bit more common back then. A QB only throwing 10 ints in those days would be like someone throwing only 5 in a season now.
@@Titansfan7788 Literally no QB threw 35+ TDs and 10- INTs this year.
@gbrow1604 so you're saying 35 tds and 10 ints is better than 42 tds and 12 ints which is what mahomes did in 2022? Joe Burrow had 35 tds in 2022 and so did Josh Allen. What young did in 94 wasn't iconic.
did jim kellys seasons not exist or something? ik they lost the super bowl but that’s better than losing the afc divisional round🤷🏽♂️
Bengals should be Ken Andersen 1981 since at the time it was incredible and he won MVP and OPOY.
You wrong on that bud. Time to let nostalgia go.
@@christiannichols6751 You're wrong on that bud, Time to let recency bias go.
@@christiannichols6751 tf? I wasn't even alive then I can just recognize how brilliant that season was.
I'd pick Boomer's season in 1988. It's hard to compare to Burrow since all the quarterbacks today put up way bigger stats
The literal best OVERALL season, regular and post season by a QB you didn’t even have on this list and it’s 1989 Joe Montana:
Led the league in completion % (then record), was on pace for TD’s but only played 12 games, still won MVP, then had the literal greatest postseason by a QB with 13 total TD’s (11 passing), ZERO TURNOVERS and only sacked ONCE. Had like a 146 QB rating for the entire postseason along with the single season record for QB rating at like 117 that stood until ‘04 Manning
Will also say most of these I agreed except Philly should’ve been 2022 Hurts or 1960 Van Brocklin and Cincy should’ve been either ‘81 Ken Anderson or ‘88 Boomer since both took Cincy to the SB like Burrow but won MVPs in those years. I could also see Bills going for 1990 Jim Kelly and argue Mahomes best season either 2018 or 2020 although his 2022 season was better including playoffs
Also just remembered, Raiders I would’ve had Stabler from 1974, for my Steelers either Bradshaw 1978 or Big Ben in 2016 or 2017
I had to re-watch the reasoning for George Blanda over Warren Moon for the Houston Oilers. The Championship and Individual honors give Blanda the nod, but statistically speaking I got say Warren had a better year.
Sammy Baugh for the Redskins. Lead the league in TD passes, punting and defensive interceptions in the same year
Video idea. Ranking Wide Reciever squads for the league
A lot of seasons deserve consideration for the Steelers. Bradshaw in 79 of course was great as were Roethlisberger's seasons in 08 and 10. But statistically the best season was Roethlisberger in 18
Bradshaw threw for 3,700 yards in an Era where defenders were allowed to commit felony assault on the field..
Not a bills fan, but none of Jim Kelly's 4 year super bowl stretch was better than Josh Allen's?
I feel so bad for matt ryan dude was one of the best almost a 5000 yrd season with the falcons. Stood tall against the patriots even tho he lost he will still be remembered for a prolific mvp run
You snubbed Stafford Twice, his Ram Season in 21 was great
4,886 Yards
41 TDS
17 INTS
He didn't win MVP. Kurt did. Also you can't directly compare numbers 20 years apart. The league was nowhere near as pass happy in 1999. However if you separate Los Angeles and St Louis, then Stafford wins the LA portion easily.
Video idea: best one year turnaround and worse one year collapses
2012 Matt Schaub with the Texans was beyond better than 2020 Watson
Not statistically it’s not even close Watson is way better but Schaub Texans did have a winning record
Now do a video on top runner up MVP in every season from 2000-now
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What does Sid luckman being picked tell you about the bears since 1948?
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Same thing with the browns. 😂
Next, do The Best Wide Receiver or Running Back Season In Every NFL Team’s History...
I think Carson Palmers 2015 regular season was better than Kurt Warners 2008 regular season.
Facts
What about Big Ben's 2013 season where he led the league in passing with Drew Brees and had 32 touchdowns with nine interceptions had a quarterback rating of 103.3 that was the best season for the Steelers even though Ben went to the AFC championship game lost to the Patriots
I thought that was the 2016 season-
That was 2016 and honestly Ben in 2016 or 2017 could’ve made this list. Terry best season was 1978 overall tho winning league MVP
Video ideas: every team breakout player coming into the 2023 season
Brady, Manning, and Warner hold the best season for six different teams. Thats unreal how they could help elevate others to their level even if for only a limited time. You can't overlook that kind of production
Arizona Cardinals: 2015 Carson Palmer
Atlanta Falcons: 2016 Matt Ryan
Baltimore Ravens: 2019 Lamar Jackson
Buffalo Bills: 2020 Josh Allen
Carolina Panthers: 2015 Cam Newton
Chicago Bears: 1943 Sid Luckman (literally has the worst history with quarterbacks…)
Cincinnati Bengals: 2021 Joe Burrow
Cleveland Browns: 1947 Otto Graham
Dallas Cowboys: 2014 Tony Romo
Denver Broncos: 2013 Peyton Manning
Detroit Lions: 2011 Matthew Stafford
Green Bay Packers: 2011 Aaron Rodgers
Houston Texans: 2020 Deshaun Watson
Indianapolis Colts: 2004 Peyton Manning
Jacksonville Jaguars: 2022 Trevor Lawrence
Kansas City Chiefs: 2018 Patrick Mahomes
Las Vegas Raiders: 2002 Rich Gannon
Los Angeles Chargers: 1982 Dan Fouts (that a hot take?)
Los Angeles Rams: 1999 Kurt Warner
Miami Dolphins: 1984 Dan Marino
Minnesota Vikings: 1998 Randall Cunningham
New England Patriots: 2007 Tom Brady
New Orleans Saints: 2011 Drew Brees
New York Giants: 1963 Y.A. Tittle
New York Jets: 1968 Joe Namath
Philadelphia Eagles: 2004 Donovan McNabb
Pittsburgh Steelers: 1978 Terry Bradshaw
San Francisco 49ers: 1994 Steve Young
Seattle Seahawks: 2018 Russell Wilson
Tampa Bay Buccaneers: 2021 Tom Brady
Tennessee Titans: 1990 Warren Moon
Washington Commanders: 1983 Joe Theismann
Thing is matt had an almost identical season to 2016 in 2018, but because the falcons were a losing team that year no one noticed or cared.
Honestly Brady's 21 season was probably better than 20. Over 5,300 yards and 43 touchdowns. Better stats than Mahones 2022 MVP season. They didn't win the superbowl, but Brady put on a clinic and should've been MVP that year.
Manning's 2013 season is still the best I've ever seen.
I think Brady’s 07 season was better but I don’t know how manning had a career ending injury then threw 55 touchdowns
Boomer Esiason’s 1988 campaign is always overshadowed by Icky Woods deservingly so but I believe he had the best Bengals Qb season. He was only 4 points away from immortality.
Drew Brees could have had 2 mvps by winning 2009 and 2011. But there was always one guy who had a slightly better season.
It's a player based award. So it's very subjective as to who truly has a better season.
Maybe subjectively better, but objectively Brees out-performed Rodgers in completion pct, completions, yards, td's, and sacks. The only significant category Rodgers had over Brees was int. Rodgers is a product of the media more than stats. 2014 same thing with Manning and Rodgers. 2020 was the first one Rodgers actually deserved. And, 2009 was not one of Brees' best years. So, coming in number 2 was probably generous.
@@duanehellier2147 Rodgers was better on a per throw basis in 2011. And he sat out parts of games which made his counting stats worse. And no way in hell Manning deserved it over him in 2014.
I respect all of the honorable mentions
94 young and 99 warner are up at the top and they also won the sb sb mvp and league mvp in the same year so that is tight
TOP 10 PLAYERS WHO COULD LOSE THEIR STARTING JOBS 👍
Gotta do a rb and wr version of this list
And the various individual offensive line positions.
@@wankertanker1813😑
What about packers when a rod 37 td 4 int
I find it amazing that both Montana and Favre didn’t mage the list 😳
Bears not having a great QB Since 1943 and Browns since 1947 is kinda sad lol
Brian Sipe & Bernie Kosar were probably the best Quarterbacks The Cleveland Browns have had since Otto Graham.
Do best defenses in NFL history
1985 Bears, 2000 Ravens, 2015 Broncos, are my picks.
Make one for wide receivers or make a nba video like this with best season by player in franchise history
Jalen Hurts 2022 season was just as good as McNabb's 2004 season imo.
The commanders should have been Sammy baugh no doubt about it The man let the league in passing yards touchdowns passing yards in game until Russell Wilson broke it by a rookie also let the league in punting yards and interceptions made all in the same year how can that not be the best season ever
Aaron rodgers 2020 was the best statistically for the packers
You should do 10 most entertaining games of 2022.
The Jets should be Ken O'Brien 1985.
Video idea
5 Teams that will DISAPPOINT you this season and 5 teams that will impress
Good list. As a Hawks fan I say 2019 Russ > 2020 Russ.
You should do this for every teams defense.
Kurt Warner’s 1999 season is one of the most complete seasons a quarterback has ever had.
Kurt Warner was a SAINT LOUIS RAM not an LA Lamb
Can you rank the qbs in this video
The "..." at the end of the title scares me
How the hell do y’all ignore Carson Palmers 2015 season for the Cardinals
Can you rank the best season of the quarterbacks, of franchise history
Keep up your fantastic videos guys, God bless you all
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Not Mahomes. Allen was the runner-up
Graham led the Browns to NFL Championship in 50-55
Carson Palmer 2015 for the Cardinals
As for my ravens flacco should’ve been there for his Super Bowl yr . As much as I love Lamar , he needs to get it done in the playoffs
U can't be serious. Flaco was extra regular for the regular season, he just had a mean playoff run.
There is no way you say the 2020 season for Tom Brady is better than the 2021 season. Take away the Super Bowl win, the 2021 season stats are way better
Mahomes had a better year statistically in 2018, better passer rating and 50 tds so not sure how you missed that, also Wentz had a better season in 2017, broke the franchise record on td passes (on a torn acl) and missed the final 3 games
Video idea: one position each team desperately needs to improve on heading into the season
Broncos: qb
Damn you hadda go back to the 40’s for the Bears & Browns 🥴
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Technically back to The 80’s because Bernie Kosar was a very good Quarterback as was Brian Sipe before him, Both were Pro-Bowl QB’s both got Cleveland to AFC championship’s before losing to Denver and Oakland and both had way better statistical seasons than Otto Graham.
Peyton in 2013 was the best QB regular season I've ever seen, its not close
San Francisco 49ers: Joe Montana the year of the catch against the Dallas Cowboys
Yo TPS, I’m doing a 32 man fantasy football league with some TH-camrs on sleeper. I would love for u to join
10 games with the worst weather
Raiders nations jamcus Russell
Love your video TPS and keep up the great work
I don't think the Jaguars won their division "from under the titans noses" last season. Titans lost what was it, 7 or 8 in a row? While the jags went on an absolute tear, no one should've been surprised
Day 3 of asking for every teams most underrated player
No disrespect to Lamar but MVP doesn't matter when you lose in the playoffs IMO
Brett Favre was NFL League MVP in 1996
Raiders nations hall of famer ken the snake stabler
Woooooo nfl foooootbbbbaaaalllllll. Thanks for the vid. I shall subscribe. 😮
I would have picked Tony Romo in 2014 as the best QB season for the Cowboys.
I disagree with the broncos pick I think it’s john elway
Top 10 qbs of all time
Peyton Manning 2004 Peyton Manning 2013 Drew Brees 2011 Aaron Rodgers 2011
Eagles should be 2017 Wentz ngl
All 32 teams best player career revival
Patrick Mahomes threw 5,000 yds and 50 TDs in 2018 not 2022
Lions Stafford snubbed. Over 5000 yards and not on the list? Yeah ok
What about Patrick mahomes 2020 season?
Eagles or Jets are the most likely teams to surpass these marks this year I believe.
Jalen hurts next year, Mark. My. Words.
All time nfl team of players that never won a Super Bowl
‘07 David Garrard for jags best an season
Yall buggin Eli’s season was way better plus he won a Super Bowl and Super Bowl mvp!!!🇧🇸🇧🇸🇧🇸🇧🇸
Oops mark brunell
Brett Favre 1996 ?
Hurts 2022 season is almost better than McNabb in 2004
Josh Allen over Jim Kelly? Really??
Was there the WORST QB Season in Every NFL Team's History. I'm curious @TPS.
2020
Burrow over Esiason?? Really??