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Originally Posted by Frazod
I think it's more about individual star power and legions of mindless bandwagon fans who are programmed to worship individual stars than anything else.
AFC Super Bowl quarterbacks since 2002:
Brady
Gannon
Brady
Brady
Roethlisberger
Manning
Brady
Roethlisberger
Manning
Roethlisberger
Brady
Flacco
Manning
Brady
Manning
Brady
It's kind of chilling when you look at it like that. Only twice in 15 years has the cycle been broken. Are we really supposed to believe there is any real sort of parity in the AFC?
At least the NFC mixes it up a bit. Too bad we don't play in the NFC.
And they wonder why viewership is down. 
The good news is one of these pricks has finally ridden off into the sunset, and the other two can't be far behind. But God, I am sick of this crap. I will watch exactly zero percent of the pre-Super Bowl hype shows, and frankly I don't even know if I'll watch the game itself. |
Thats an incredible run for the NFLs poster boy QBs/teams. Looking back to the beginning it took the tuck rule to get it going, then somehow the Raiders bounced back and advanced (cant even remember what happened to the Pats that year), and the other anomaly on the list was the epic defensive mishap by the Broncos that allowed the Ravens to sneak in.