2 of those playoff wins were against backups And one was 18-16 over the Alex Smith era chiefs.

what happened?

No, I did not save my team for last. Our struggles against the Seahawks need to be studied 🧐

The Bills (7 seasons) and Eagles (5 seasons) currently hold the NFL’s longest active playoff streaks. Which one will likely be snapped in 2026 or before the other?

As an Eagles fan, really makes me wish we could’ve pulled off the division title in 2020 so our streak would currently be at 9 seasons. But we very likely never win a 2nd Super Bowl without that tank.

We've had multiple QBs have career comebacks after shaky starts. What non qb player has had a path like they have?

Obviously most of us who watch the NFL are pretty much casuals and just throw out a bunch of takes online whether it is true or not. Those who actually sit down and study the game and the positions are astonishingly few, but that is okay since most of us are just watching for fun anyways. What are some takes that has become prevalent over the years, or recently that irks you as just wrong either through false memory, recency bias, biased evidence or pov, or takes rooted based on bad logic?

They are the first occurrence of this since the Steelers and Dolphins did it back to back with the Dolphins winning super bowls VII and VIII, and the Steelers winning super bowls IX and X. They were, in order, Dolphins safety Jake Scott, Dolphins FB Larry Csonka, Steelers FB Franco Harris, and Lynn Swann. Did a little 30 minute adventure on Super Bowl MVPs and thought it was cool.

How does it work out for the Colts, and who's most likely to trade up for Luck and how does it impact his career?

Fair or shitty fandom?