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Peyton Manning won two super bowls throughout his career. One in the 2006 season with the Indianapolis Colts and one in the 2015 season with the Denver Broncos. Peyton’s first Super Bowl came in the 2006 NFL season after the Indianapolis colts went 12-4 throughout the regular season. Despite this great regular season, the Colts … Read more
Yes, Aaron Rodgers has won one Superbowl. Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers won Superbowl XLV in 2010 against the Pittsburgh Steelers led by Ben Roethlisberger. During this season the Packers went 10-6 in the regular season and were the sixth seed in the NFC. This was the first sixth seed NFC team to … Read more
We all know that Tom Brady is considered to be the best quarterback of all time. Throughout his career, he went to seven super bowls winning four and losing only three of them. Tom Brady’s three Superbowl losses came at the hands of Eli Manning’s Giants in the 2007 season, Eli Manning’s Giants a second … Read more
Tom Brady’s hands measure 9.38 inches, this hand size is more or less average for someone at Tom Brady’s height which is six feet and four inches tall. When it comes to NFL quarterbacks this hand size is not very large. Some of the largest hand sizes by NFL quarterbacks include Ryan Fitzpatrick and Dak … Read more
A hurry in football is a defensive statistic that is awarded when the quarterback is forced to throw the ball early or is chased around the pocket by a defender. This definition may seem vague but when broken down hurries in football are relatively easy to see. Any point in the game in which a … Read more
A reserve future contract in football is a contract that signs a player for the upcoming season but requires them to wait until the roster size has been increased to join the active roster. During the football season, there are a total of 53 players on each team’s active roster. These players on the roster … Read more
Rushing yards in football is a statistic that measures how many yards a player gained after being handed or laterally tossed the ball. In other words, rushing yards are given to a player based on how many yards he gained on a rushing play. To understand rushing yards it is important that you understand the … Read more
A contested catch in football refers to a reception in which a defender was close enough to contest the pass at the catch point. In other words, a contested-catch occurs when the receiver wins a fight for the ball. When receivers run routes down the field the purpose is to achieve separation from the defenders … Read more
If you have watched a coin toss in football you have likely heard the term defer, trouble is many fans do not know what this term means. To defer in football means your team’s decision to kick or receive the ball will be postponed until the second half. In other words, the deferring team will … Read more
An audible in football is a verbal signal used by the quarterback to modify the play based on what he is seeing from the defense. Audibles are made at the line of scrimmage after a team has already huddled and chosen their play. These verbal cues from the quarterback to his teammates may change a … Read more