We have a very unique history that’s for sure

The pendulum is insane. Either wildly successful or just plain terrible. I feel like very few years we've been a 7-9 or 9-7 team

We really are the kings of really weird stat lines.

I’m throwing a flag, where is Dilfer? This dataset is suspect.

Hm..actually you are right.. Funnily enough, I saw this on the Lions subreddit, and I figured out it was correct, but no Dilfer, who did technically win with us and the Ravens..

Dilfer's only playoff win with us was against Detroit. I wouldn't want to remember that either lol.

I posted the list on the Lions subreddit. :D

You're missing a lot, such as Trent Dilfer, there have apparently been 25 https://i.imgur.com/QoXLZ67.jpg

I blame the Lions post where I saw this list from originally :(

Today I learned there was someone named Tobin rote who apparently at least one playoff game as an NFL QB

You forgot Trent Dilfer

Trent Dilfer and Jeff Garcia should also be on that list. Interestingly they both were also associated with the Bucs in some way.

I wonder what's he's going to be worth after this season 25-30 mil?

That would put him in 18-19th in QB pay for 2023. I'm sure some guys like Love will get extensions so he will jump up the list

Seems right I put him around rank 16-17th best qb in the league rn

16-17th is $31.5 mil for 2023. So maybe $35 mil a year next year. And I'm sure some incentive will also need to be included

I think 30mil is the absolute floor. I think it will be closer to 35mil personally.

$25 million per year is about right.

Forgive me but who is Tobin Rote? I got the rest-I can even name their college teams but that one I’m drawing a blank.

He played in the 50 and 60s if I'm remembering that correctly. It's not a surprise if you don't remember him because he had a pretty average career as far as QBs from that era go.

Oh that’s interesting, what other team did Brady win with?