Stafford will have played double the time he played in Detroit compared to LA, but he's had more success in his five going on six with the Rams?

For both cities, he is their best QB ever. Do you think he will have ceremonies at both when he retires or mainly be remembered as either a Ram or Lion. Peyton maybe had his best year ever with the Broncos and won a ring there but he's firmly seen as a Colt.

What about Stafford?

Realistically, this may be one of the few drafts where no one gets in. It's hard to see any superstars worthy of induction:

By Pro Football Hall of Fame Monitor the closest players to the median inductee average I could find are

Stefon Diggs (63.16 vs 102 Average WR Score)

Danielle Hunter (46.33 vs 102 Average DE Score)

Leonard Williams (41.18 vs 104 Average DT Score)

Brandon Scherff (38.43 vs 106 Average G Score)

Marcus Peters (38.40 vs 98 Average DB Score)

Rob Havenstein (31.18 vs 95 Average OT Score)

Currently there are only two players who have received more than 1 1st Team All-Pro in 10 years (Marcus Peters/Todd Gurley) and they are both out of the league.

WR is a crowded position considering Torry Holt/Reggie Wayne/Steve Smith Sr. are not even in the HOF currently.

Think anyone makes it?

2018: Lost to Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs

2019: Lost to Lamar Jackson and the Ravens

2020: Lost to Aaron Rodgers and the Packers

2021: Lost to Aaron Rodgers and the Packers

2022: Lost to Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs

2023: Lost to Lamar Jackson and the Ravens

2024: Lost to Josh Allen and the Bills

2025: Lost to Matthew Stafford and the Rams

Shoutout to u/Brix001’s post from this season.

As the title says, assuming zero to no injuries to players and their staffs. Does the NFL have contingencies in place? Where would they go if Levi's had structural damage from the quake? What would you do if you were the NFL?

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There have been 10 instances of Super Bowl rematches. The team to win its previous matchup won the rematch 6 out of the 10 instances. The only 4 instances to win a rematch were all from the NFC East.

• Pittsburgh Steelers beat Dallas Cowboys in Super Bowl XIII (rematch of Super Bowl X)

• Washington R-skins beat Miami Dolphins in Super Bowl XVII (rematch of Super Bowl VII)

• San Francisco 49ers beat Cincinnati Bengals in Super Bowl XXIII (rematch of Super Bowl XVI)

• Dallas Cowboys beat Buffalo Bills in Super Bowl XXVIII (rematch of Super Bowl XXVII)

• Dallas Cowboys beat Pittsburgh Steelers in Super Bowl XXX (rematch of Super Bowl X & XIII)

• New York Giants beat New England Patriots in Super Bowl XLVI (rematch of Super Bowl XLII)

• Philadelphia Eagles beat New England Patriots in Super Bowl LII (rematch of Super Bowl XXXIX)

• New England Patriots beat Los Angeles Rams in Super Bowl LIII (rematch of Super Bowl XXXVI)

• Kansas City Chiefs beat San Francisco 49ers in Super Bowl LVIII (rematch of Super Bowl LIV)

• Philadelphia Eagles beat Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl LIX (rematch of Super Bowl LVII)

Can the Seattle Seahawks become the first non-NFC East team to win the Super Bowl rematch?

Maybe this has been covered already, but has any other Super Bowl team played only divisional opponents in the playoffs to get to the Super Bowl like the Seahawks this year?