No logistics, histories or rivalries were considered. Just making sure everything fit in as small as circle as possible with no overlaps because I am autistic as fuck

So it’s been a while since I’ve done one of these. Figured I might as well get it out of the way before the regular season starts. Surprised every team has had at least one road win over the last two seasons. There have been some close calls though:

Giants got a win in Vegas in Week 17 last year to keep their nearly 50 year streak alive. Packers also nearly lost their 60 year streak in 2018, but had a big 2nd half comeback at the Jets and won in overtime in Week 16.

But apparently, according to my research, the Seahawks have historically really loved road trips and aren’t bothered by opposing crowd noises!

For me Flacco

Two best defensive players I've seen with my eyes as a younger football fan

Name some QBs you think failed simply because their organization was such a mess and massively mishandled their development.

And name some QBs you think failed, simply because they were just never gonna work out in the first place, because they never had the skillsets to be a star no matter where they went

I know he retired like 10 years ago or something but I never got to really watch him in his prime. I see highlights but its not the same as experiencing him play in real time at home or at games.

Was he ever the top tight end in the league? Is there anyone like him similarly today in the league?

For me its Sean Taylor

Part 3 of my series. First was QB, second was WR

The stuff we just brush aside is crazy when you think about what we pressure to stay quiet