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You know what's tiring? repeating false narratives. Lamar Jackson didn't flame out in the 2019 playoffs Greg Roman *failed to change his call-signs* from a game that they played against the Chargers two weeks prior! & you should _know this because _*_the Chargers TOLD EVERYONE THAT THEY KNEW_* what plays were coming as they were called because of it. Greg Roman threw the damned game intentionally or not & Lamar _still_ managed to score 17 points against a defense that knew every play in advance. I don't know if that's MVP-calibre play or not, but it sure af isn't "flaming out." His own OC sabotaged the game. The Chargers *told everyone this* at the time. Here you are still blaming Lamar.
I can just imagine Barry's smile when he opens the Wikipedia page of some random player and his eyes detect the "controversy" section. His ability to point out the fact that many of these guys are not great people is journalistic integrity at its finest.
Unbelievable work ethic from Barry these days. Such a deceptively athletic, cerebral TH-camr, truly the kind of man you'd want to be married to your son's girlfriend.
Great season, and the fact that Luckman still held the Bears team volume passing records through the 2000’s is a testament to how much they run, and how little success they’ve seen at that position since him.
Yo! I’ll tel you what happened to David Gerrard. So, he got traded to Miami in 2010. He tore his ACLd literally from twisting in a spinny chair to grab something, and promptly retired that year. It was the same year Chad Johnson got traded there and Headbutted his Girlfriend. It’s the the Dolphins Hard Knocks season. Check it out
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Even with the SB16 loss, I still think Ken Anderson should be in the Hall of Fame. Also, crazy how the Bengals have made 3 Super Bowls, and lost by 5 points, then 4, and then 3.
2011 Eli Manning is severely underrated. There's a common belief that Eli was carried by his defense and while that's somewhat debatable for 2007 (15th ranked offense, 17th ranked defense) it's absolutely not up for debate in 2011. By almost every metric the 2011 Giants were a worse team than the 2007 team. In 2011 the New York Giants had the 9th ranked offense while having the 32nd ranked rushing offense. They were a top ten offense with the worst run game in the league. Eli Manning led the 5th overall passing offense in the league. Their defense was the 25th ranked in the league - right in the bottom quarter. There were three great pass rushers in Osi Umenyiora, Justin Tuck, and JPP, followed by eight guys when wouldn't be a starter in half of the league. Our defense was so stripped for talent that halfway through the season the team signed Chase Blackburn, a career backup linebacker and special teamer for the Giants who retired the year prior and was a teacher when the season began. He wasn't signed to be a backup either like he had always been, he was signed to be a starter. I like the guy but that's scraping the bottom of the barrel and really tells you how this defense was doing. The run game was so bad the offense could never burn clock effectively and the defense couldn't stop a nosebleed. This led Eli Manning to lead the league in 4th quarter comebacks - six. Six comebacks that *stuck* that is, as multiple times the defense failed to hold out after an Eli go-ahead TD with less than two minutes left. Without Eli this team would've had about four wins but they won the Super Bowl. I'd be remiss to not mention that the 2011 NFC Championship game is Eli's signature game. He played with the flu and got an absolute beating. It was a hell of a rough time for him even by the standards of the 1980s' NFL. 6 sacks, 12 QB hits (usually by two or three players), and still went 32/58 for 300+ yards, 2 TDs, and no turnovers against the best defense in the league that season in the mud. He was a smooth operator that night.
For the Packers I'm inclined to say 1995 or 1996 Favre (especially considering the WR corps Favre had at the end of 96) but it's hard not to say 11. One of the greatest seasons ever.
@@fortynights1513 Rodgers 2011 had Jennings, Nelson, Jones, Driver, Cobb, and Finley. Favre 1996 lost his best receiver (Brooks) halfway through the year, his second best receiver (Freeman) for most of the second half of the season, and his third best receiver (Chumura) for most of the second half. On top of that, Favre dominated in the playoffs and probably should have won super bowl MVP.
Bears may not have an amazing Qb history but Sid Luckman still to this day holds the record for highest TD percentage all time among qb's and set the single game passing td record with 7 that has stood for almost 80 years
14:20 should be St Louis Rams!!! Kurt Warner was so good he made the list with 2 different teams! Also fun fact both teams he used to play for used to be based in St Louis :(
As a panther fan I knew it would be 2015 Cam but I’m so happy you gave credit to Jake Delhomme. 2003 was a crazy season for my cardiac cats and Jake deserves more recognition for it!
NFL was much more popular Greatest game was played in 58? NBA was maybe 10yrs old at that time, Baseball was king too Nba finals games were shown later until Magic/Bird era
Great video. 49ers fan here, and I was waiting, wondering, and hoping it would come down to Montana '89 and Young '94, and you described my feelings on the entire situation perfectly.
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Thank you Barry for the 2007 props. My wife's boyfriend is a Patriots fan and he is better than me at everything ( my wife told me), but this is the only thing I have in my favor.
As a titans fan you don't understand how much I appreciate you bringing up Dre butterfingers Bennet McNair threw a dart on 4th and 16 and the rest is bs history
2009 Michael Vick gets overlooked a lot for an Eagles pick, he was unreal. But they did lose in the NFC Championship game. Plus 2017 Carson Wentz would've prob won it if he didn't get injured late in the year. The Eagles have some very interesting quarterback years. I forgot about Foles great year in 2013.
Wentz would’ve taken it if he finished the season and won the Super Bowl, considering what ended up happening was that 04 McNabb did have an all around better year than Wentz did in 17.
It's understandable, but unfortunately bc the Oilers don't exist, Warren Moon's skills aren't highlighted here... just imagine if he'd been under center for the '98 Vikings season
They do exist, they just became the Titans in the '90s. Moon was pretty damn good though, I think it's tight between some of his best years and 2003 McNair.
I can understand 2009 being Brees' best year since you're talking about team success as well, but I'd still argue that 2011 was even better. That was an all time great offense that despite the postseason results put up absolutely ridiculous numbers
If we are considering one and done playoff appearances to be sufficient enough, I’d throw in one of Ken Anderson’s first two pro bowl years for how well he played relative to his era.
this is probably a super hot take but as an Eagles fan i think it’s 2017/2018 Wentz. i’m not gonna say Foles wouldn’t have taken us to the SB as a starter but Wentz going 11-1 definitely helped with that. he was an absolute monster (ofc with his weird times forcing the ball in bad places but disregard that) and if he wasn’t injured i think he was a clear cut MVP. but McNabb 04 is also a great pick so
@18:00 as a saints fan it's 2011. Drew Brees was at his peak then still had full arm strength, and was an absolute master pre snap, we had the best offense in the league and it was cuz of drew. He broke the Marino record
As a Bills fan, thank you for not coping out and going for an Allen season. Based on your criteria of including team success and accounting for era, Kelly was the right choice.
@@JSalonsky I sure did. I was 13 so you can take it with a grain of salt if you’d like. Joe had Boldin, Torrey Smith, Dennis Pitta and Ray Rice. Easily on of the best cast of skill position players in franchise history. I love the guy and will forever be indebted to him for the only ravens super bowl in my memory but 2012 doesn’t hold a candle to 2019 in terms of quarterback performance
@@edrdavenport78 disagree because he was 1 play away from taking them to the Super Bowl vs the same team the year before too if not for a guy name Lee Evans & BILLY CUNDIFF. He can actually perform in the playoffs. For some more context after 6 seasons LAMAR- 2-4 FLACCO- 9-4 (SUPERBOWL) SUPERBOWL MVP
For the actual Browns it's probably 2020 Baker Mayfield, on account of him leading the squad to its only playoff win since being [re-]established and having a pretty good regular season to boot, though not as good as his rookie campaign. It would be hard to leave a guy like Graham off the list though, because his numbers were otherworldly even once the old Browns joined the NFL.
There's no mention, for the Lions, of a singular Bobby Layne season while he was on the Lions. His best title winning year was 1952, his first title, with 16 passing TDs (17 TDs overall) and 1999 passing yards (2110 total yards).
Along with how they traded him He jinxed the team claiming they wouldnt win anything for the next 50 years.. something has to be said about that, notice how abysmal QBs have been for the team since then.. I remember Kramer Peete being okay, mitchell had flash in pan seasons.. Stafford is the best I have seen in my 40+ years watching
I would have picked Jalen Hurts over McNabb because Hurts arguably played the best that a Super Bowl losing QB has ever played, while McNabb had 3 INTs. In my opinion their regular season stats are similar enough where the Super Bowl numbers become the deciding factor. Hurts had more total touchdowns and fewer interceptions, but McNabb had a greater YPA, so it’s really splitting hairs in the regular season. Plus, you could argue that the additions of Terrell Owens and AJ Brown had remarkably similar impacts on their respective QBs, meaning that they both had similar supporting casts on offense.
Hurts season was not great by any means. Guy threw 22 tds, taking modern day defense inflation, that's like being 10 tds in the 2000s. And less than 4000 yards which is like throwing less than 3000 yards in the 2000s.
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Forget about the Greatest Show on Turf, Kurt Warner made the Hall of Fame just because he took the fucking Arizona Cardinals to the Super Bowl. Truly an act of God working through a mortal man.
I remember I told family out in Vegas to put money on the Cardinals that season. They thought I was crazy but they did it. Odds were amazing. Then they lost (or "lost") the ticket. I was so mad.
Nah even as a chiefs fan it’s hard to argue just how ridiculous that chiefs offense was in 2018. Literally nobody could stop them. The pats tried to and held them scoreless for two quarters but then they went unleashed. Andy hates running up the score so we’ll never see that output from mahomes ever again unless the defense is 32nd ranked again
My version: NE: 2007 Tom Brady BUF: 2020 Josh Allen NYJ: 1998 Vinny Testaverde MIA: 1984 Dan Marino CIN: 2022 Joe Burrow PIT: 1978 Terry Bradshaw CLE: 2020 Baker Mayfield BAL: 2019 Lamar Jackson JAX: 2022 Trevor Lawrence IND: 2004 Peyton Manning HOU: 2012 Matt Schaub TEN: 1990 Warren Moon DEN: 2013 Peyton Manning LAC: 1981 Dan Fouts LV: 2002 Rich Gannon KC: 2018 Patrick Mahomes NYG: 2016 Eli Manning DAL: 1979 Roger Staubach PHI: 2022 Jalen Hurts WAS: 1983 Joe Theismann CHI: 1995 Erik Kramer GB: 2011 Aaron Rodgers DET: 2011 Matthew Stafford MIN: 2004 Daunte Culpepper ATL: 2016 Matt Ryan CAR: 2015 Cam Newton NO: 2011 Drew Brees TB: 2020 Tom Brady ARI: 2008 Kurt Warner LAR: 2021 Matthew Stafford SEA: 2020 Russell Wilson SF: 1994 Steve Young
Love the show! Raiders, Rich Gannon 2002 could have used a mention. However, out of 32 teams,,, dude, you were purdy spot on.... And I tape all ur shows.
17:30 let’s be fair here I just thought of many examples of many league, best offenses and historic drop duds in the Super Bowl. Chiefs in 2021, Rams, 2018, panthers, 2015, Denver, 2013.
good list! only thing i would change would be your pick for the jaguars. I'd go with one of the years mark brunnel led them to the AFC championship game.
David Gerard didn't have the comeback against Pittsburgh...Pittsburgh fell behind 28-10, made it 29-28, and then Jacksonville finally tallied a game-winning field goal to win 31-29.
The reason the 2020 Buccaneers season was forgettable for so many of us is because they kind of had the easy way out; *none* of their postseason victories were all that impressive. Washington barely made the playoffs with a 7-win record, Drew Brees was declining in performance with retirement fresh on his mind, Aaron Rodgers is a master choke artist *especially* in the conference championships, and the Chiefs were down to only 2 healthy o-linemen in the super bowl which is why they lost so badly. Not exactly a run that'll be talked about 10 years from now if you ask me…
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Best Eagles passing season is 2017 Wentz bozo
You know what's tiring? repeating false narratives. Lamar Jackson didn't flame out in the 2019 playoffs Greg Roman *failed to change his call-signs* from a game that they played against the Chargers two weeks prior!
& you should _know this because _*_the Chargers TOLD EVERYONE THAT THEY KNEW_* what plays were coming as they were called because of it.
Greg Roman threw the damned game intentionally or not & Lamar _still_ managed to score 17 points against a defense that knew every play in advance. I don't know if that's MVP-calibre play or not, but it sure af isn't "flaming out." His own OC sabotaged the game. The Chargers *told everyone this* at the time. Here you are still blaming Lamar.
Every nfl teams worst quarterback season ever
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Cowboy fans are too much
@@thatcubanredneck9111 worst part is im a packer fan
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I can just imagine Barry's smile when he opens the Wikipedia page of some random player and his eyes detect the "controversy" section. His ability to point out the fact that many of these guys are not great people is journalistic integrity at its finest.
Unbelievable work ethic from Barry these days. Such a deceptively athletic, cerebral TH-camr, truly the kind of man you'd want to be married to your son's girlfriend.
A real student of the game. Not the flashiest TH-camr, but he gets the job done with grit, and technique.
@@wills2397first one in the gym, last one out. Real workhorse with some sneaky quickness. Real lunch pail type of TH-camr.
His arm strength and precision with the keys is really what sets him above the rest
Really a first guy in last guy out mentality.
Sid Luckman had stellar efficiency. Every one out of seven passes he threw in that 1943 season was a touchdown
Great season, and the fact that Luckman still held the Bears team volume passing records through the 2000’s is a testament to how much they run, and how little success they’ve seen at that position since him.
1:28 Cardinals
2:06 Falcons
2:45 Ravens
3:18 Bills
3:56 Panthers
4:30 Bears
5:08 Bengals
5:50 Browns
6:35 Cowboys
7:20 Broncos
8:13 Lions
8:53 Packers
9:46 Texans
10:30 Colts
11:07 Jags
11:41 Chiefs
12:42 Raiders
13:21 Chargers
14:15 Rams
14:57 Dolphins
15:33 Vikings
16:27 Pats
17:33 Saints
18:21 Giants
19:01 Jets
19:29 Eagles
20:44 Steelers
21:18 49ers
22:02 Seahawks
22:41 Bucs
23:29 Titans
24:04 Commies
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Not all heroes wear capes... but this one is because I'm currently stalking them.
As a bears fan, I cannot wait to watch this stellar concept for a video! I'm sure I won't be sad at all
I am blown away by the sheer grit and motor of Barry at this point. His class is unmatched, what would we do without him?
yes and he’s sneaky athletic too
he's a real scrappy underdog
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Yo! I’ll tel you what happened to David Gerrard. So, he got traded to Miami in 2010. He tore his ACLd literally from twisting in a spinny chair to grab something, and promptly retired that year. It was the same year Chad Johnson got traded there and Headbutted his Girlfriend. It’s the the Dolphins Hard Knocks season. Check it out
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Barry you are single handedly saving me from the pitfalls of marijuana addiction by uploading so frequently.
Because of this video, my wife’s boyfriend was in a great mood today and allowed me to take the kids to dinner all by myself so they could stay home for the night. Thank you Barry 🥰
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Even with the SB16 loss, I still think Ken Anderson should be in the Hall of Fame.
Also, crazy how the Bengals have made 3 Super Bowls, and lost by 5 points, then 4, and then 3.
2011 Eli Manning is severely underrated. There's a common belief that Eli was carried by his defense and while that's somewhat debatable for 2007 (15th ranked offense, 17th ranked defense) it's absolutely not up for debate in 2011. By almost every metric the 2011 Giants were a worse team than the 2007 team.
In 2011 the New York Giants had the 9th ranked offense while having the 32nd ranked rushing offense. They were a top ten offense with the worst run game in the league. Eli Manning led the 5th overall passing offense in the league. Their defense was the 25th ranked in the league - right in the bottom quarter. There were three great pass rushers in Osi Umenyiora, Justin Tuck, and JPP, followed by eight guys when wouldn't be a starter in half of the league. Our defense was so stripped for talent that halfway through the season the team signed Chase Blackburn, a career backup linebacker and special teamer for the Giants who retired the year prior and was a teacher when the season began. He wasn't signed to be a backup either like he had always been, he was signed to be a starter. I like the guy but that's scraping the bottom of the barrel and really tells you how this defense was doing.
The run game was so bad the offense could never burn clock effectively and the defense couldn't stop a nosebleed. This led Eli Manning to lead the league in 4th quarter comebacks - six. Six comebacks that *stuck* that is, as multiple times the defense failed to hold out after an Eli go-ahead TD with less than two minutes left. Without Eli this team would've had about four wins but they won the Super Bowl.
I'd be remiss to not mention that the 2011 NFC Championship game is Eli's signature game. He played with the flu and got an absolute beating. It was a hell of a rough time for him even by the standards of the 1980s' NFL. 6 sacks, 12 QB hits (usually by two or three players), and still went 32/58 for 300+ yards, 2 TDs, and no turnovers against the best defense in the league that season in the mud. He was a smooth operator that night.
He did have two dropped INT late in that game though.
I didn’t know there was another famous athlete with a flu game besides Michael Jordan!
the music that barry uses in his videos is ingrained in my dreams
For the Packers I'm inclined to say 1995 or 1996 Favre (especially considering the WR corps Favre had at the end of 96) but it's hard not to say 11. One of the greatest seasons ever.
Rogers 2011 is the better than both, but 96 is Favre’s best.
@@fortynights1513 Rodgers 2011 had Jennings, Nelson, Jones, Driver, Cobb, and Finley.
Favre 1996 lost his best receiver (Brooks) halfway through the year, his second best receiver (Freeman) for most of the second half of the season, and his third best receiver (Chumura) for most of the second half.
On top of that, Favre dominated in the playoffs and probably should have won super bowl MVP.
2020 Aaron Rodgers not only won MVP, he set Packers' single season records for touchdown passes and TD-INT ratio
@@15blackshirt one has to discount for covid. Rodgers also pissed down his leg vs Tampa.
@@wendell_stamps, he out played Tom Brady. The coaching staff and defense lost that game
Bears may not have an amazing Qb history but Sid Luckman still to this day holds the record for highest TD percentage all time among qb's and set the single game passing td record with 7 that has stood for almost 80 years
99% of bears fan didn’t exist when our best qb was playing
While Namaths 1968 season may be the best, his 1967 season deserves mention for being the first 4,000 yard season in NFL/AFL History, with 4,007
I was hoping you’d mention that the Buccaneers got 10 of their 11 regular season wins against non-playoff teams that year
14:20 should be St Louis Rams!!! Kurt Warner was so good he made the list with 2 different teams! Also fun fact both teams he used to play for used to be based in St Louis :(
Yep, when the Cardinals were the Football Cardinals
@@fortynights1513 Yes!! And with as bad as the football cardinals have been lately I wouldn' mind a move back to St Louis lol I wish
As a panther fan I knew it would be 2015 Cam but I’m so happy you gave credit to Jake Delhomme. 2003 was a crazy season for my cardiac cats and Jake deserves more recognition for it!
How in the hell is there video footage of fuckin SID LUCKMAN but no footage of Wilt Chamberlain's 100 point game?
Things aren't adding up!
NFL was much more popular
Greatest game was played in 58?
NBA was maybe 10yrs old at that time, Baseball was king too
Nba finals games were shown later until Magic/Bird era
“Stathew Padford” is the greatest football joke I’ve ever seen
I'm really glad you mentioned Jake Delhomme's 03 season because he absolutely shit on the patriots defense that game.
I love the Kurt Warner pick for the Cardinals. Magical season
But I was 100% expecting you to put Carson Palmer's 15-16 season
Great video. 49ers fan here, and I was waiting, wondering, and hoping it would come down to Montana '89 and Young '94, and you described my feelings on the entire situation perfectly.
Barry is a hero. Informing everyone about every NFL team's best quarterback season ever AND helping his subscribers get rich off Draft Kings. Thanks Barry!
Alright Barry, now you gotta do the worst quarterback season for every NFL team . It’s only natural
Dis 2 lol
Just remember the 07 pats scored more points in the Super Bowl than the 2013 Broncos
Thank you Barry for the 2007 props. My wife's boyfriend is a Patriots fan and he is better than me at everything ( my wife told me), but this is the only thing I have in my favor.
Yes I am.
As a titans fan you don't understand how much I appreciate you bringing up Dre butterfingers Bennet McNair threw a dart on 4th and 16 and the rest is bs history
Barry u gotta talk about the ‘08 gators in ur next overrated underrated properly rated. Led by famous women respector urban Meyer
2009 Michael Vick gets overlooked a lot for an Eagles pick, he was unreal. But they did lose in the NFC Championship game. Plus 2017 Carson Wentz would've prob won it if he didn't get injured late in the year. The Eagles have some very interesting quarterback years. I forgot about Foles great year in 2013.
Wentz would’ve taken it if he finished the season and won the Super Bowl, considering what ended up happening was that 04 McNabb did have an all around better year than Wentz did in 17.
Such a hero for posting a video in the middle of the work day, if only this country could have more patriotic Americans such as Barry.
It's understandable, but unfortunately bc the Oilers don't exist, Warren Moon's skills aren't highlighted here... just imagine if he'd been under center for the '98 Vikings season
They do exist, they just became the Titans in the '90s. Moon was pretty damn good though, I think it's tight between some of his best years and 2003 McNair.
I can understand 2009 being Brees' best year since you're talking about team success as well, but I'd still argue that 2011 was even better. That was an all time great offense that despite the postseason results put up absolutely ridiculous numbers
Barry, you make me giggle out loud with joy when i see a new video from you
Figured it'd be a Tarkenton season or 04 Culpepper for the Vikes. I was genuinely surprised by the Randall Cunningham pick.
Can you do best individual season for a defensive player for each team?
Boomer Esiason in 1988 shoulda been on there instead of 05 Palmer, Boomer won MVP and got to the Super Bowl.
If we are considering one and done playoff appearances to be sufficient enough, I’d throw in one of Ken Anderson’s first two pro bowl years for how well he played relative to his era.
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I was half expecting the Patriots choice to be a Drew Bledsoe season.
this is probably a super hot take but as an Eagles fan i think it’s 2017/2018 Wentz. i’m not gonna say Foles wouldn’t have taken us to the SB as a starter but Wentz going 11-1 definitely helped with that. he was an absolute monster (ofc with his weird times forcing the ball in bad places but disregard that) and if he wasn’t injured i think he was a clear cut MVP. but McNabb 04 is also a great pick so
Yeah 2017 Wentz was who I'd have chosen for sure.
@18:00 as a saints fan it's 2011. Drew Brees was at his peak then still had full arm strength, and was an absolute master pre snap, we had the best offense in the league and it was cuz of drew. He broke the Marino record
As a Bills fan, you are 100% right with putting Kelly in over Allen as Kelly actually got us to the big dance. Well done as always sir!
Not to mention, his stats were better for the early 90’s than Jack Kemp’s were for the mid 60’s when they won their AFL titles.
As a Bills fan, thank you for not coping out and going for an Allen season. Based on your criteria of including team success and accounting for era, Kelly was the right choice.
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I’m wearing my chassity rn and watching this behind the couch while my wife and her bf do it on my couch
Tom Brady, the best quarterback to consistently have the best defense in the league constantly carry
Brady’s prime in my opinion:
2004-2017
And the head coach willing to cheat.
Lamar 2019 was a slam dunk and you somehow blew it tbh
If the Ravens won a playoff game he’d probably pick that year
@@fortynights1513 but it was quarterback season i dont get it
Did you watch Flacco in 2012?
@@JSalonsky I sure did. I was 13 so you can take it with a grain of salt if you’d like. Joe had Boldin, Torrey Smith, Dennis Pitta and Ray Rice. Easily on of the best cast of skill position players in franchise history. I love the guy and will forever be indebted to him for the only ravens super bowl in my memory but 2012 doesn’t hold a candle to 2019 in terms of quarterback performance
@@edrdavenport78 disagree because he was 1 play away from taking them to the Super Bowl vs the same team the year before too if not for a guy name Lee Evans & BILLY CUNDIFF. He can actually perform in the playoffs.
For some more context after 6 seasons
LAMAR- 2-4
FLACCO- 9-4 (SUPERBOWL) SUPERBOWL MVP
For the actual Browns it's probably 2020 Baker Mayfield, on account of him leading the squad to its only playoff win since being [re-]established and having a pretty good regular season to boot, though not as good as his rookie campaign. It would be hard to leave a guy like Graham off the list though, because his numbers were otherworldly even once the old Browns joined the NFL.
There's no mention, for the Lions, of a singular Bobby Layne season while he was on the Lions. His best title winning year was 1952, his first title, with 16 passing TDs (17 TDs overall) and 1999 passing yards (2110 total yards).
Along with how they traded him
He jinxed the team claiming they wouldnt win anything for the next 50 years.. something has to be said about that, notice how abysmal QBs have been for the team since then..
I remember Kramer Peete being okay, mitchell had flash in pan seasons.. Stafford is the best I have seen in my 40+ years watching
I'm just here to confirm that the Best Lion's QB season was either last year, or one of Stafford's 5k passing years with Calvin Johnson.
I would have picked Jalen Hurts over McNabb because Hurts arguably played the best that a Super Bowl losing QB has ever played, while McNabb had 3 INTs. In my opinion their regular season stats are similar enough where the Super Bowl numbers become the deciding factor. Hurts had more total touchdowns and fewer interceptions, but McNabb had a greater YPA, so it’s really splitting hairs in the regular season. Plus, you could argue that the additions of Terrell Owens and AJ Brown had remarkably similar impacts on their respective QBs, meaning that they both had similar supporting casts on offense.
Hurts season was not great by any means. Guy threw 22 tds, taking modern day defense inflation, that's like being 10 tds in the 2000s. And less than 4000 yards which is like throwing less than 3000 yards in the 2000s.
@@jackwilson5152 He had 35 total TD and over 4400 total yards while missing 2 games.
Barry's wife's boyfriend said he had to keep pumping out content and get over 200 k subs asap...he said he might let him start sleeping back in the house if he gets 200 k
Ken Anderson, Augustana college legend. It's a school of about 2500 so it's cool to see someone so accomplished.
Hold on, just wait a minute, am I actually seeing my man JOE FLACCO get some fucking respect for once?!??!!?!!!!!
Love you Barry and your efforts to look out for Marijuana overdoses doing the world a service my friend 🔥
Forget about the Greatest Show on Turf, Kurt Warner made the Hall of Fame just because he took the fucking Arizona Cardinals to the Super Bowl. Truly an act of God working through a mortal man.
I remember I told family out in Vegas to put money on the Cardinals that season. They thought I was crazy but they did it. Odds were amazing. Then they lost (or "lost") the ticket. I was so mad.
You should do this with running backs and receivers too
Dis lol
Honourable mentions for 1990 Warren Moon and 2020 Ryan Tannehill.
1990 Warren Moon an Randall Cunningham were amazing!!
For his circumstances, 1970 John Brodie
The only reason 2022 Mahomes wasn’t on here was because he beat Barry’s eagles
Nah even as a chiefs fan it’s hard to argue just how ridiculous that chiefs offense was in 2018. Literally nobody could stop them. The pats tried to and held them scoreless for two quarters but then they went unleashed. Andy hates running up the score so we’ll never see that output from mahomes ever again unless the defense is 32nd ranked again
What a hero.
Me as a Rams fan: "It's gonna be Kurt Warner in 1999"
Yep
I appreciate you putting steve young in tbe conversation he was my 90s QB.
I died at the bears one😂😂
barry is spoiling us
Have to be on a burner account so my girlfriend doesn’t leave me for Barry again
My version:
NE: 2007 Tom Brady
BUF: 2020 Josh Allen
NYJ: 1998 Vinny Testaverde
MIA: 1984 Dan Marino
CIN: 2022 Joe Burrow
PIT: 1978 Terry Bradshaw
CLE: 2020 Baker Mayfield
BAL: 2019 Lamar Jackson
JAX: 2022 Trevor Lawrence
IND: 2004 Peyton Manning
HOU: 2012 Matt Schaub
TEN: 1990 Warren Moon
DEN: 2013 Peyton Manning
LAC: 1981 Dan Fouts
LV: 2002 Rich Gannon
KC: 2018 Patrick Mahomes
NYG: 2016 Eli Manning
DAL: 1979 Roger Staubach
PHI: 2022 Jalen Hurts
WAS: 1983 Joe Theismann
CHI: 1995 Erik Kramer
GB: 2011 Aaron Rodgers
DET: 2011 Matthew Stafford
MIN: 2004 Daunte Culpepper
ATL: 2016 Matt Ryan
CAR: 2015 Cam Newton
NO: 2011 Drew Brees
TB: 2020 Tom Brady
ARI: 2008 Kurt Warner
LAR: 2021 Matthew Stafford
SEA: 2020 Russell Wilson
SF: 1994 Steve Young
Jalen hurts with 3700 yards and only 22 tds in 2022? Lol that's like throwing 2500 yards and 10 tds in the 2000s.
@@jackwilson5152Well you have to add on his 903 rushing yards and 18 rushing TDs over his season including playoffs.
this dude barry is a sneaky athletic, plays the game smart, and has a high motor.
Need more videos! Can't get enough of these vids like Barry can't get enough of his eagles or Jimmy G.
Love the show! Raiders, Rich Gannon 2002 could have used a mention. However, out of 32 teams,,, dude, you were purdy spot on.... And I tape all ur shows.
I’m 40 something year old Bills fan and I agree with picking Kelly in 1990.
17:30 let’s be fair here I just thought of many examples of many league, best offenses and historic drop duds in the Super Bowl. Chiefs in 2021, Rams, 2018, panthers, 2015, Denver, 2013.
2001 Rams also.
Haven't even watched this yet. The ad is still running. But I suspect this was made just as an excuse to trash the Bears and the Jets 😆
Since their best QBs were Sid Luckman and Joe Namath, respectively, pretty much.
been a fan since the sportstalkjoe days glad to see you beat the 15 account deletions to finally be legit bruh
All wife's boyfriend/ marijuana memes aside, I'm super glad you're embracing the TH-camr lifestyle and uploading often Barry. Keep it up!
My wife’s son Requise loves your content Barry!!!!
Maybe not the QB play, but a case for the 85 bears post season run. What 10 points allowed in 3 games.
I would love it if you made a video in this same style but of the season each franchise got the most news coverage
good list! only thing i would change would be your pick for the jaguars. I'd go with one of the years mark brunnel led them to the AFC championship game.
Barry me and my wife are disappointed with the pick of montana over garappolo
Cleveland Browns:
Otto Graham('47) 60.6% 2753 YDs/ 25 TDs
Brian Sipe('80) 60.8% 4132 YDs/ 30 TDs + NFL MVP
Man, you never run out of ideas, but I love it!
Correction: A-AFC stats are NOT recognized by the NFL.
Thanks papa McCockiner
Damn I didn’t know you almost have 200k subs hell yeah
David Gerard didn't have the comeback against Pittsburgh...Pittsburgh fell behind 28-10, made it 29-28, and then Jacksonville finally tallied a game-winning field goal to win 31-29.
Can't wait for Herbert to be on this list after a Superbowl win this year
Thank god Barry uploaded the one day a week my girlfriend’s husband lets me out of his basement!
Looking forward to his triggering video (assuming he is making one)
You’re welcome for watching
i’d like to thank my wife’s boyfriend for letting me watch this video on the living room tv while he plays tag with my wife in our bedroom
No Boomer Esiason mention for the Bengals? He also won MVP in ‘88 and went to the playoffs
thank you for this blessing today mr McCockiner
Surprised you had steve McNair for the Titans and not Warren Moon
I just understood your name after a couple months of watching you, my goodness
The reason the 2020 Buccaneers season was forgettable for so many of us is because they kind of had the easy way out; *none* of their postseason victories were all that impressive. Washington barely made the playoffs with a 7-win record, Drew Brees was declining in performance with retirement fresh on his mind, Aaron Rodgers is a master choke artist *especially* in the conference championships, and the Chiefs were down to only 2 healthy o-linemen in the super bowl which is why they lost so badly. Not exactly a run that'll be talked about 10 years from now if you ask me…
I can't wait to see Johnny Manziel historic season on this list
Gotta give Wentz his due for the eagles qb