Kansas City 's Super Bowl 50 Next Month

On October 12, 2014, The Patriots played the Jets and Brady had a bad game as well.

As of February fifth, 2017, the New England Patriots have solidified their placement as the best NFL Dynasty in the history of the National Football League. Not only does The Patriots have the most winningest quarterback in terms of super bowl wins, but Tom Brady as New England’s quarterback has more super bowl championships won then twenty-eight other professional organizations in the NFL.

Then of course, there is also the conundrum of holding a future franchise QB as a keeper. Six quarterbacks were selected in the first three round of this year’s NFL draft, but one in particular jumps off the board as ultra-intriguing.

Watson has thrown more touchdowns through six games than any rookie since the AFL-NFL merger, and the Texans have set a team record with four games in a row of at least 30 points with Watson starting. While he does that, the Browns continue their search for their quarterback.

The last few seasons QBs have not been a huge worry as the earliest round that QBs are taken is round 4 or 5 with people like Aaron Rodgers, Andrew Luck, Peyton Manning, and Ben Roethlisberger. I still believe Aaron Rodgers is the top fantasy QB because last year he had a 31:8 TD INT ratio. Even with Cam Newton having a break out year last year winning MVP on

The New England Patriots, Tom Brady, is arguably one of the best quarterbacks to ever play the game, with 4 career Superbowl wins. It always seems like Tom Brady is playing tremendous football to most watchers. He has consistent play, and not a very large fan base for someone with so much success. Brady always seems to be able to string together victories, and has led his team to a 16-0 regular season-only the 2nd team to do that in NFL history. This season was probably his greatest on record, and will most likely finally give him the attention he deserves.

The one low spot for the Patriots is the loss of Dion Lewis, who is out of the remainder of the season with a torn ACL. Despite this awful news, I still believe the Patriots will finish 16-0.

NFL Hall of Fame members from the Kansas City Chiefs include Hank Stram, Lamar Hunt, Len Dawson, and Derrick Thomas. Len Dawson lead the Chiefs to both their Super Bowls as an amazing quarterback. In his football career from 1952-2006 he threw 3741 passes and completed 2136 of those attempts. He also threw 239 touchdowns and only 183 interceptions. Derrick Thomas played linebacker for the Chiefs from 1989-1999 and in that time he had 126.5 sacks 3 touchdowns and 1 interception.

After the Patriots the Bills have winnable games vs the Rams, 49ers and Dolphins, this is a stretch in the schedule the Bills need to take advantage to snap the playoff

During their decade run as the best division in football, the AFC North’s success has been predicated on tough-nose defense and consistent quarterback play. Omitting the Browns, AFC North teams all have “franchise” quarterbacks entering 2017 in Ben Roethlisberger (15th season), Joe Flacco (10th season) and Andy Dalton (7th season).

The Manning/Brady rivalry was always a big deal, but in light of those teams’ records in the season when they were without their stud QB’s, I have to give Peyton most of the credit for the Colts’ success, and Belichick more of the credit for the Patriots’ success. I’m not saying Brady isn’t a top quarterback,

The Bills are back on the field Sunday vs the 2-8 Jacksonville Jaguars, while the Jaguars have played poor this season they possess weapons that they might hurt the Bills. Blake Bortles and WRs Allen Robinson and Allen Hurns might have an advantage on the Bills secondary who have struggled mightily in certain situations. The Bills stand at 5-5 and are unable to drop another winnable game. It’s likely the Bills are only able to lose 1 game out of their next 6 in order to contend.

Tom Brady has once again taken his football team to win another AFC championship game. Where he and his team will go on to play in the 2017 super bowl. He was drafted by New England Patriots as a sixth round pick, in the 2000 NFL draft. During the span of his 14 year NFL career he has only played football for the New England Patriots. Tom have lead the team to seven super bowls; with winning four super bowl rings.

It doesn’t matter that Peyton Manning is playing the worst football of his career; the narrative of this game is Brady V. Manning. Without question, Tom Brady is the better quarterback in this matchup. He’s playing at an MVP caliber level- carrying his less talented team to the AFC championship- while Manning, is asked to platy well enough to not lose the game. He relies on his championship caliber defense. Ironically, this is probably the most talented team Peyton Manning as been apart of- yet, I would be shocked

Denver comes into this re-match winning the first game 28-20 last October, and will surely be fired up for their first playoff game since the 2000-2001 season. Though it is true that Tom Brady is 10-0 in the playoffs and Plummer hasn't exactly proven himself to be a "playoff-type" quarterback, I still believe Denver pulls this one out.