Super Bowl QBs have thrown for 300 yards or more 25 times. They are 14-11.
Three times both QBs threw for 300 or more.
Montana & Marino in SB 19.
Brady & Delhomme in SB 38.
Brady & Foles in SB 52 (which Brady lost despite setting the record of 505 yards)
31 SB QBs have thrown for less than 200 yards. They are 17-14
Which means 62 have thrown for more than 200 but less than 300. They are 18-34.
We're talking about 59 Super Bowls over different eras in the NFL.
In the first 18 Super Bowls more run plays were called than pass plays 12 times (including sacks).
Over the next 41 years, more run plays than pass plays has never occurred.
And still over the last 20 years, 4 guys have passed for less than 200 yards, which seems pretty difficult to do.
Roethlisberger, Rex Grossman, Peyton and Mahomes. But they are 3-1 in those games.
So what's the prediction???
Will either one of these guys throw for 300 or more yards?
Will either one throw for less than 200?
New England has averaged 26 pass attempts (plus 5 sacks) per game and 30 rush attempts
Seattle has averaged 26.5 pass attempts (plus 2.5 sacks) per game and 21.5 rush attempts.
Will these two come close to the record for sacks (combined) in a SB? 12 in SB 50.
The Patriots have given up 15 and registered 12.
Seattle has given up 5 and registered 3.
I don't expect them to come close to the combined turnover record. That only happens when the Cowboys are in the SB.
11 Baltimore (7) vs Dallas (4) in SB 5 (Balt win)
11 Buffalo (9) vs Dallas (2) in SB 27 (Dallas win)
10 Denver (8) vs Dallas (2) in SB 12 (Dallas win)
There have been 2 Super Bowls with zero turnovers. Buffalo vs Giants, SB25 (wide right) and Rams vs Tennessee, SB34.
I wonder what the odds are for Shaheed getting a PR or KR TD? He's got 2 PR TD and 1 KR TD in 11 games (counting PS) with Seattle. There has yet to be a PR TD in the SB but there have been 10 KR. The last one was Percy Harvin for Seattle vs Denver but that was 12 years ago, long before they altered the kickoff rules.
Three times both QBs threw for 300 or more.
Montana & Marino in SB 19.
Brady & Delhomme in SB 38.
Brady & Foles in SB 52 (which Brady lost despite setting the record of 505 yards)
31 SB QBs have thrown for less than 200 yards. They are 17-14
Which means 62 have thrown for more than 200 but less than 300. They are 18-34.
We're talking about 59 Super Bowls over different eras in the NFL.
In the first 18 Super Bowls more run plays were called than pass plays 12 times (including sacks).
Over the next 41 years, more run plays than pass plays has never occurred.
And still over the last 20 years, 4 guys have passed for less than 200 yards, which seems pretty difficult to do.
Roethlisberger, Rex Grossman, Peyton and Mahomes. But they are 3-1 in those games.
So what's the prediction???
Will either one of these guys throw for 300 or more yards?
Will either one throw for less than 200?
New England has averaged 26 pass attempts (plus 5 sacks) per game and 30 rush attempts
Seattle has averaged 26.5 pass attempts (plus 2.5 sacks) per game and 21.5 rush attempts.
Will these two come close to the record for sacks (combined) in a SB? 12 in SB 50.
The Patriots have given up 15 and registered 12.
Seattle has given up 5 and registered 3.
I don't expect them to come close to the combined turnover record. That only happens when the Cowboys are in the SB.
11 Baltimore (7) vs Dallas (4) in SB 5 (Balt win)
11 Buffalo (9) vs Dallas (2) in SB 27 (Dallas win)
10 Denver (8) vs Dallas (2) in SB 12 (Dallas win)
There have been 2 Super Bowls with zero turnovers. Buffalo vs Giants, SB25 (wide right) and Rams vs Tennessee, SB34.
I wonder what the odds are for Shaheed getting a PR or KR TD? He's got 2 PR TD and 1 KR TD in 11 games (counting PS) with Seattle. There has yet to be a PR TD in the SB but there have been 10 KR. The last one was Percy Harvin for Seattle vs Denver but that was 12 years ago, long before they altered the kickoff rules.
