Final 8 Playoff QBs - Divisional Round
 

Mahomes (27)
Allen (26)
Burrow (26)
Lawrence (23)

Prescott (29)
D. Jones (25)
Hurts (24)
Purdy (23)

Divisional round is often considered the best weekend of the year. 8 teams and every QB left is under 30 years old. Patrick Mahomes is the only one left to ever win a Super Bowl, and he's appeared in more Super Bowls than the other 7 QBs combined.

It feels like those 4 afc qbs could be the divisional round matchups for multiple years in a row.

Each should own their division. Sure would be nice if the NFC would draft some of the star QBs instead of them all coming to the AFC.

If Burrow somehow forced his way over to the NFC (maybe like the Vikings to play with his buddy Jefferson), he might go to like 5 Super Bowls.

Won’t happen obviously, but he could dominate that conference.

The NFC crop is terrible. Still, it looks better without Brady.

NFC trying to win with defense, AFC winning with offense.

Last 20 Super Bowls: 11 AFC 9 NFC

Pretty balanced.

8 appearances by cheating Patriots

3 appearances by Steelers and Seahawks

2 appearances by Chiefs, Tampa Bay, Denver, LA Rams, Colts, Eagles, Giants, Panthers, 49ers

1 appearance by Faiders, Falcons, Bears, Cardinals, Packers, Ravens, Bengals, Saints

21 Teams in Super Bowl in last 20 years out of 40 total team possibilities.

Every division has had at least one representative

Teams not in:
Cowboys, Chargers, Jets, Bills, Browns, Jaguars, Texans, Dolphins, Redskins, Titans, Lions

That's why NFL crushes it and MLB keeps losing audience.

MLB is 10 AL teams and 12 NL teams in the same time frame.

Yeah I was going to say I'm pretty sure that MLB still has had more actual parity than the NFL which is hard to believe. Remember up until a couple years ago the Patriots, Broncos, Colts, Steelers, etc. had pretty much dominated the AFC for 30 years. I'd have to do the math again but it was something like 6 teams had most all of the AFC Super Bowl appearances from 1985-2019 or so.

AFC - 1983 Draft Era
1984 - Dolphins
1985 - Patriots
1986 - Broncos
1987 - Broncos
1988 - Bengals
1989 - Broncos
1990 - Bills
1991 - Bills
1992 - Bills
1993 - Bills
1994 - Chargers
1995 - Steelers
1996 - Patriots
1997 - Broncos
1998 - Broncos
1999 - Titans

AFC - Brady, Manning, Big Ben Era
2000 - Ravens
2001 - Patriots
2002 - Raiders
2003 - Patriots
2004 - Patriots
2005 - Steelers
2006 - Colts
2007 - Patriots
2008 - Steelers
2009 - Colts
2010 - Steelers
2011 - Patriots
2012 - Ravens
2013 - Broncos
2014 - Patriots
2015 - Broncos
2016 - Patriots
2017 - Patriots
2018 - Patriots

Mahomes Era
2019 - Chiefs
2020 - Chiefs
2021 - Bengals

NFC had the primo teams in the 90’s.

Just sayin' . . .

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He’s killing it for sure. Looks like the real deal so far. Gonna be interesting to see how he handles the pressure Dallas can bring. Sucks you guys gave up so much for Lance. But having both quarterbacks on rookie contracts is great for building that roster more.