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There's a big difference of ages of the remaining playoff QB's between the AFC and the NFC.  Baker Mayfield is the oldest AFC QB in the group. He and Mahomes are 25.  Josh and Lamar are both 24, with Lamar just turning 24, the youngest of the group.  On the NFC side, Goff is the youngest at 26, Rodgers next at 37, Brees at 42 and Brady 43.  What a difference.   When Brady was playing his first NFL game, Lamar was 3 and Josh was 4.  I'm wondering if this difference in ages of contending QB's between the 2 leagues is telling something or is it just a coincidence.

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It shows that more AFC teams are hitting on their QBs. I think Rodgers and Brees are amazing and actually find Brady far less annoying now that he’s not in New England any more, but those 3 shouldn’t be leading their conferences any more. 1 that’s fine, 2 maybe, but not all 3

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Well considering that Brady was in the AFC last year, I think this is just coincidence.  A few years ago it was Manning, Brady, Big Ben in the post-season for AFC and young guns like Russel Wilson and Goff representing the NFC.  Not sure it really has to do with any certain Conference.  

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All 4 AFC QBs became starters in 2018.  3 from the class of 2018 & Mahomes from 2017 who was redshirted his rookie year.  

 

Looking back, the 2018 QB class was as advertised, just like 2004 and 1983.  Each produced 3 franchise QBs.  Just like 1983, the 2nd & 4th QBs weren't much and the QB taken near or at the end of the 1st round turned out to have the most early success.  

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16 minutes ago, BITE ME said:

It is a coincidence but experience does matter.

 

Super Bowl Wins

 

Old Guys 8  Young Guys 1

 

 

Where did you get your data from?  This makes no sense.  Name them. 

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1 minute ago, Captain_Quint said:

What's exciting is that we probably have Josh Allen for at least 15 more years

 


allen doesn’t strike me as a QB that will play into his late 30’s 

 

I’d say 10-12 years 

 

look at what’s happening to Ben. 

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Just now, Penfield45 said:


allen doesn’t strike me as a QB that will play into his late 30’s 

 

I’d say 10-12 years 

 

look at what’s happening to Ben. 

Ben is in his 17th season.  There's no reason Josh won't last as long. 

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It's kind of strange that all the top guys keep going to AFC teams... and same this year with Lawrence and Fields likely going to AFC teams.  The NFC has 3 great old vets and a bunch of decent yet middling QB's like Ryan, Stafford and Bridgewater, etc..

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9 minutes ago, Penfield45 said:


allen doesn’t strike me as a QB that will play into his late 30’s 

 

I’d say 10-12 years 

 

look at what’s happening to Ben. 

 

Ben is 38 

Josh is 24

 

That's 14 years difference, so if they have the same longevity, Josh Allen will be playing a home playoff game in 2035. 

 

Ben has also taken a.... relaxed approach to fitness, shall we say. 

 

No reason at all that Allen won't still be playing at Ben's age, which as I mentioned, would be in 2035. 

 

 

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A lot of people have been taking about the QB age differential.

 

If it works out that Allen faces Rodgers, for example, you know all the discussion will be old vs. new and the "changing of the guard" and so on.

 

It's in an interesting dichotomy in that the younger guys clearly have the raw athletic advantage, but the old guys have the experience advantage.

 

The team with the better QB performance on SB Sunday will probably win, and it could be any of these guys, old or young.

 

 

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29 minutes ago, TheFunPolice said:

Josh Allen will be playing a home playoff game in 2035. 

Probably should hang onto my BestBuy gift cards because I'm definitely gonna need a new big screen TV by then.

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55 minutes ago, BITE ME said:

It is a coincidence but experience does matter.

 

Super Bowl Wins

 

Old Guys 8  Young Guys 1

 

 

 

Of course experience is a big factor BUT lets look at your "Old Guys" facts.

 

Big Ben won 2 Super Bowls with his last win in 2008.  12 Years ago!

Drew Brees won 1 Super Bowl in 2009.  11 Years ago!

Aaron Rodgers won 1 Super Bowl in 2010.  10 Years ago!

 

None of the above have won a SB in the last 10 years.  That's 30 SBs NOT won by these QBs.

 

Then there is Tom Brady who has won 6 SBs and it's not worth talking about his run.

Tom Brady (I hate to say) has the recent experience of winning that is a bigger threat over all the "old guy" QBs.

Your point is made but you should "edit" your post and put 10 SB wins versus 8 that you have.

 

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1 hour ago, TheFunPolice said:

and Brees doesn't look a day over 60 out there chucking  checking the ball down!

 

 

Fixed it for you. Brees likely hangs it up after season. 

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