Professional Football Researchers Association Forum

QB lists can be so subjective and era influenced. We look at accolades, championships and longevity but could todays QBs had played in different eras? What could QBs then, do in a defensively handcuffed, inflated numbers era now? Its easy to leave QBs like Jurgensen, Staubach, Bradshaw, Fouts off l...

Out of curiosity which receivers or tight ends from the 2010’s are future Hall of Famers in your opinion and which should be considered Hall of Very Good?

I would go Marino one. Marino choked in big games at every level. In the regular season, he was good enough to beat the '85 Bears. However, in the post-season, he couldn't beat the '85 Patriots - at home - in Miami - and was badly outplayed by the "great" Tony Eason. No defense? He was dr...

The obvious example is Brett Favre with the Vikings. That final season was hard to watch, particularly his final game. Unless the requirements are that he spent only one year with the rival team, but Shaq bounced around the league to four different franchises in all. I’d count Favre in 2010, About ...

In 1983 at home against Seattle, Miami lost 27-20. Marino threw two interceptions in 25 passes and had a passer rating of 77.6 wasting Miami’s number one ranked defense in the NFL. Seattle’s defense was ranked 24th out of 28 in the NFL in points given u p. In 1984 in Super Bowl XIX against San Fran...

I think Zac Taylor would be on the hot seat of Mike Brown wasn’t the owner of his team.

How would you all rank the quarterbacks who started and lost a Super Bowl at least once, and never won a Super Bowl as a starting quarterback in their careers. In chronological order the quarterbacks are: Daryle Lamonica Earl Morrall Joe Kapp Craig Morton Billy Kilmer Fran Tarkenton Vince Ferragamo ...

7DnBrnc53 wrote: ↑Sat Aug 01, 2026 8:07 pm

We aren’t done with the decade, but how about 2020’s so far?

Today's NFL is a terrible product.

So this decade hasn’t had a great team in your book then?

Not sure if I would say it’s one of the very best, but the 2024 Eagles would probably get my vote

Just creating this thread for next season.

Who do you all think should or will be shown the door?

For the 60's, the 1962 Packers make the most sense. For the 70's, I would say the 1976 Steelers (perhaps the best team ever). For the 1980's, I would say the 1985 Bears are the best. In the 1990's, the 1998 Broncos were the best. In the 00's, there weren't many all-time great teams. I won't pick th...