Interesting Debate, which QB under the most pressure to win a SB??
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imo, Goff isn’t anywhere near the other 3 guys.
Among those three, only one has been able to beat the chiefs (on the road to boot) in the playoffs and make the SB - Burrows. Until Jackson/Allen come through in the playoffs and make the SB, it’s Burrows.
Among those three, only one has been able to beat the chiefs (on the road to boot) in the playoffs and make the SB - Burrows. Until Jackson/Allen come through in the playoffs and make the SB, it’s Burrows.
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Goff has zero pressure because as we all know, nothing positive he has done in his career has been due to him. It's always the OC. Anything bad is always due to him.
The guy under the most pressure is Lamar by a country mile. Being mvp almost every year means nothing if you always flop in the playoffs.
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Goff has zero pressure because as we all know, nothing positive he has done in his career has been due to him. It's always the OC. Anything bad is always due to him.
The guy under the most pressure is Lamar by a country mile. Being mvp almost every year means nothing if you always flop in the playoffs.
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It’s got to be Lamar. Perennial MVP candidate/winner that just doesn’t get it done when it most matters.
He would be followed closely by Allen. Of course, I don’t think Allen is under any real pressure. Every Bills fan I know absolutely loves the guy. I’m guessing they’re not outliers there.
Those two are miles ahead of the other two. Even the Bungles fan base knows what kind of organization they have. Burrows might be under more pressure to stay than to win a SB.
Lions fans simply aren’t used to winning. Give them a few more winning seasons and whoever is QB or coach will be under pressure. I’m just not sure anyone in kitty land expects Goff to get them there.
He would be followed closely by Allen. Of course, I don’t think Allen is under any real pressure. Every Bills fan I know absolutely loves the guy. I’m guessing they’re not outliers there.
Those two are miles ahead of the other two. Even the Bungles fan base knows what kind of organization they have. Burrows might be under more pressure to stay than to win a SB.
Lions fans simply aren’t used to winning. Give them a few more winning seasons and whoever is QB or coach will be under pressure. I’m just not sure anyone in kitty land expects Goff to get them there.
HE WITH HORNS
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For the last time its PRINCESS Allen. He gets in the Dlineman's face and talks tough, and then flops on the ground trying to catch a penalty when they talk back. What a pussy.
Allen and Jackson
Both teams have been good their entire careers, really.
Both teams have been good their entire careers, really.
Without having read the rest of the thread, I voted Goff. He's been there and lost, got traded and made it back to the NFC Championship game but lost again.
Although I am a Goff fan (to a degree) he still has to prove he can win THE big game.
Burrow has made it and lost with slightly lesser teams.
Has Lamar won a playoff game?
Josh Allen has gotten as close as he was able to by willing and carrying his team to hard won victories.
Goff has had some great games. Notably the "Super Bowl Preview" against the Chiefs in 2018 and the NFCC game against the Saints. However, I do believe there is a book on him that has so far kept him from ever winning the big one. How he answers that question will probably be his legacy.
Allen, Jackson and Burrow still have time.
Although I am a Goff fan (to a degree) he still has to prove he can win THE big game.
Burrow has made it and lost with slightly lesser teams.
Has Lamar won a playoff game?
Josh Allen has gotten as close as he was able to by willing and carrying his team to hard won victories.
Goff has had some great games. Notably the "Super Bowl Preview" against the Chiefs in 2018 and the NFCC game against the Saints. However, I do believe there is a book on him that has so far kept him from ever winning the big one. How he answers that question will probably be his legacy.
Allen, Jackson and Burrow still have time.
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I'm thinking Choke Prescott.
But it would be a moral victory for him if he even made it to a Super Bowl
But it would be a moral victory for him if he even made it to a Super Bowl
