Accurately claiming that 3 of the top 6 QB’s of all time aren’t talented is an all time great take

The Arizona Cardinals have been eliminated from the playoffs!

I know NFL is king but I thought the numbers would be a bit closer. The nba in the other hand has some issues

I might be biased because I’m a raging cheesehead

I stand by the fact that the Ravens organization got rid of the wrong guy. Harbaugh won a Super Bowl with Joe Fluke-o having an all time great playoff run. Harbaugh had less postseason success because La'Marr was holding him back, 13 touchdowns to 11 turnovers in 8 playoff games. He had 2 #1 ranked defenses, held the Chiefs to 0 points in the second half in the AFC Championship game, and still choked. Because he can't pass when it matters. I predict the Ravens will go 6-11, Minter getting canned at the beginning of January. The Super Bowl window is closed, you don't get rid of your HOF coach to ATTEMPT to win a Super Bowl, with an already closing window. Curious to hear your guys opinion.

I won’t name drop the mod who took down the last post but this IS NFL related by the rules standards. Most of us thought this community was a good joke. This community will die soon because of power tripping, the same reason it was created. Football question: Would you want Jordan Love or Bryce Young as your QB?

Will this be a good year for Dart and Nagy calling plays. Or will this be a disaster class from Nagy and he’ll be let go at the end of the year? /

Criteria:

- Mostly remembered as having played for the listed
- Brief career with that one magical game
- Unrelated, but I’m pretty drunk rn
- Looking for an overall great performance rather than a signature moment
- Bonus points if the player, out of nowhere, became the focal point of the offense for that day
- Mostly a non-factor in the NFL before and after that game

With this criteria, there will be two notable omissions, which I will explain below. Here's my list!

Arizona Cardinals - Nate Poole (5 receptions, 86 yards, TD vs. Vikings, including game winner as time expired) - 418 receiving yards and two TDs in career

Atlanta Falcons - Quentin McCord (7 receptions, 182 yards, TD in 2002 vs. Lions) - 427 receiving yards, one TD in career

Baltimore Ravens - Jay Graham (35 rushes, 154 yards vs. Eagles in 1997) - had 454 career rush yards

Buffalo Bills - Tim Tindale (4 receptions, 105 yards @ Jets in Week 2, 1997) - 169 yards from scrimmage in his career

Carolina Panthers - David Gettis (8 receptions, 125 yards, 2 TDs vs. SF in 2010) - 508 receiving yards and three TDs in career

Chicago Bears - Brock Forsey (27 rushes, 134 yards, TD vs. Arizona in 2003) - 244 rush yards and 2 TDs in career

Cincinnati Bengals - John Ross (7 catches, 158 yards, 2 TDs @ Seattle, Week 1, 2019) - 963 rec. yards and 11 career TDs. Had 112 yards the very next week but a lot of them came on a garbage time TD

Cleveland Browns - Frisman Jackson (8 catches, 128 yards, TD vs. Bengals in Week 1, 2005). Had 490 career receiving yards.

Dallas Cowboys - Clint Longley (11/20 passing, 203 yards, 2 TDs on Thanksgiving, 1974) - 441 career passing yards

Denver Broncos - Jerry Tarr (4 receptions, 152 yards, two TDs on 11/21/1962) - had 8 catches and 211 yards in his career

Detroit Lions - Eric Lynch (30 rushes, 115 yards, 2 TDs in Week 18, 1993 season) - 96 career rushing yards outside of that one game

Green Bay Packers - Jeff Janis (7 receptions, 145 yards, two TDs in 2016 Divisional Round @ Arizona) - 200 career receiving yards and one TD in regular season

Houston Texans - Ryan Moats (23 rushes, 126 yards, 3 TDs @ Buffalo in Week 8, 2009) - 831 rushing yards and 8 TDs in career

Indianapolis Colts - Kenton Keith (28 rushes, 121 yards, 2 TDs vs. Tampa on 10/07/2007) - 533 rush yards and 3 rush TDs in career

Jacksonville Jaguars - Rob Johnson (20/24 passing, 294 yards, 2 TDs in Week 1, 1997) (also had 31 rushing yards and a TD) (Help me with the Jags, I couldn't find anyone better)

Kansas City Chiefs - Sylvester Morris (6 catches, 110 yards, 3 TDs in Week 3, 2000) - only three TDs of his career

Las Vegas Raiders - Rod Barksdale (6 catches, 179 yards vs. Indy on 12/21/86) - 30 catches, 599 yards, three TDs in career

Los Angeles Chargers - Jermaine Fazande (30 rushes, 183 yards, 1 TD on 1/2/2000) - career rushing totals of 733 yards and four TDs

Los Angeles Rams - David Lang (8 rushes, 53 yards, 3 TDs on 12/27/1992) - 273 rush yards and 5 TDs in career

Miami Dolphins - Melvin Baker (4 receptions, 121 yards, 2 TDs on 12/15/1974) - had career receiving stat line of 9 catches, 179 yards, two TDs

Minnesota Vikings - Artose Pinner (29 rushes, 125 yards, 3 TDs on 12/10/2006) - also spent time with Detroit but this was his defining game. Three of his eight career TDs were in this game.

New England Patriots - Jonas Gray (37 rushes, 201 yards, 4 TDs on 11/16/2014) - 588 yards and 5 TDs in career

New Orleans Saints - Brett Bech (4 receptions, 113 yards, 2 TDs in Week 17, 1997) - 21 catches, 379 yards, 4 TDs in career

New York Giants - David Tyree (3 receptions, 43 yards, TD in Super Bowl XLII, and the helmet catch) - 650 career yards and four career TDs

New York Jets - Bob Renn (4 receptions, 117 yards, TD) on 11/23/1961 - 268 career receiving yards in one career season

Philadelphia Eagles - Corey Clement (4 receptions, 100 yards, TD in Super Bowl XLVIII) - also part of the Philly Special - Never had more than 100 all purpose yards in any other game

Pittsburgh Steelers - Sammie Coates (6 receptions, 139 yards, 2 TDs vs. Jets) - only two TDs of his career

San Francisco 49ers - Don Lisbon (164 yards from scrimmage, two TDs on 11/10/1963) - had 927 career YFS and three career TDs

Seattle Seahawks - Chris Matthews (4 receptions, 109 yards, TD in Super Bowl XLIX) - had 176 career receiving yards

Tampa Bay Buccaneers - Nathan Wonsley (18 rushes, 138 yards, two TDs in Week 3, 1986) - 339 rush yards and three TDs in his entire career

Tennessee Titans - Bill Tobin (77 rushing yards and three TDs on 11/10/1963) (271 rushing yards and 4 TDs in his career)

Washington Commanders - Timmy Smith (204 rushing yards in Super Bowl XXII) - had 602 rushing yards total

Here's who I omitted (these are more or less honorable mentions), and my reasoning:

- Matt Flynn: Yes, the 2011 Matt Flynn game was unreal, but he came back to Green Bay and made more starts. One of those was in 2013 where he led the Packers to a comeback win over the Cowboys. The Packers were down 26-3 at halftime. He was not a true one game wonder.

- Jerome Harrison: He was actually a three game wonder. Alongside his 34 carry, 286 yard, three TD game against the Chiefs, he followed it up with games against Oakland and Jacksonville where he had, respectively: 39/148/1 and 33/127/1. He holds the NFL record for total carries in a three game span, with 106.

Who did I miss?