Every #1 Offense Since 2010… How Did They Finish? 

Ik this is a longshot @KTOfootball but if you could do a video on David Johnson…💯🙏🏽🤧, easily one of the biggest 1-2 year wonders of all time

In my book, well roundedness and execution win championships

Why did you make up some bullshit about the bucs being better when the Cowboys clearly had the number 1 offense that year?

@@curiousjorgegonzalez Jesus loves everyone

Dude I know a lot of people don't notice but holy shit your editing is getting so fucken good keep it up

I agree, just to complete the trilogy, but I'm guessing we're not seeing as many Super Bowl contenders in that list.

@@chendaddyin 09 the chargers had the best offense n defense but worst in ST n missed the playoffs 😂

@@chendaddyonly the chargers cud do that

Only thing is special teams is a lot harder to measure statistically than offense and defense so it would be much harder to identify which team had the best special teams in any given season.

I feel like worst special teams would be better to see how important having a good special teams is

need a solid HC

Was a really good team but unfortunately didn’t do well in the big game.

Yea that 2015 Panthers team so special. The vibes around it was amazing with Cam at his peak taking over the NFL. I'd sell my soul to reverse time and have that team win the super bowl that year.

@@yukikimura8204 The number one thing about that team offensively to me that made it successful that year was it understood its parts as well as any team in history. Its tackles offered great protection on 7 step drops because both had great lateral movement which allowed Cam to go deep into the pocket and see the field more effectively reducing some of his wild aggressively off and wild misfires. This strategy also allowed a wide receiver core to attack the middle of the field, and because no wideout was considered a number one option coming into the season it allowed for true 1v1 matchups and negated the benefit of the recent trend of drafting high power lockdown corners to set the defensive chessboard across the league. Which was balanced by the fact that teams wanted to attack this run offense, which was physical to begin with without a bowling ball x factor in Newton in the redzone. Which is where one of the best centers came in, and a physical set of guards allowed them to stuff the ball down opponents throats. They weren't the best lineman across the board, but they understood what they needed to do to excel in their offense well understanding gap control (both blocking run/pass defense schemes, and guiding defensive lineman "free" to allow Newton to achieve optimal 1v1 run matchups when exiting the pocket). Their 3rd down conversion rate was consistent at home and away vs some of the other high powered teams like Arizona (iirc a near 8 percent difference which is huge) that year, which was a much bigger factor, which indicates their coaching staffs initial scratch, or first 15 plays scripted to set the offense for later success, was made well understanding their opponents, with the ability to adapt before the opposing defense corrected. The team, the staff, and players worked together well in summary not because of the ??? coming into the season, but the maximizing of the best aspects of the talent there and the almost alarming level of self confidence it brewed. Its in hindsight a shame they went against Denver, with multiple rushers who would win 1v1 deep rush matchups, and a secondary that could win matchups on their own without having to run specific guide/follow schemes on a top receiver. That was their worst matchup specifically for them they could get that season, especially when you could feel that confidence begin to crater. Fun team to watch, hated to watch them win ^_^

@@yukikimura8204 damn thats deep! I love football but I anit selling my soul for one title lol. But I love the enthusiasm 😆 🤣 😂 Plus yall havent won one so I get how that truly hurts you

Probably the best game ever

I was there!!!! I’ve never had any football experience like it, it was heaven for football fans, it was so loud it was crazy

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Mine is Bears Vikings monday night 2023

@@bobbya2008Colts Broncos 2022 was lit as well.

Same here that season gave the city so much life and energy that it hadn’t had in years, its a shame how it ended I was definitely prepared for a parade💔

Youngsters smh lol

Tough loss for sure but Peyton was destined to go out on top. The Cam, jumping out the way, will never be forgotten

RIP homie

@@buckdacious He hesitated and actually jump in the pile. Its funny how the media gave everyone false memory on what really happen!!

Don't forget Greg Jennings, he put that team on his back

The 2018 Chiefs were similar. Top in the league in both points scored and yards gained, but fifth-worst in both points and yards allowed. Yet the 2012 Saints were the real champions of bipolar offense and defense. They were no. 1 in the league in terms of yards gained (7474), but if every team that played against them counted as one team, then the anti-Saints would've been no. 2 in the league in terms of yards gained (7042). That's a special achievement. 👏

Not to mention that the 2011 Packers became the first 15-1 team to not win a playoff game. An argument could be made that this was Aaron Rodgers’ best chance to win a second ring. Just a disappointing finish to an otherwise phenomenal season.

As a Packers fan, that Giants loss in 2012 was a real gut punch. However, because of your points about their defense, I actually wasn’t that surprised. That game, the 2015 collapse against Seattle, and the 2021 loss to Tampa Bay in which they allowed another Hail Mary right before halftime, were Rodgers’s three best chances to get a second ring in Green Bay.

@@johngittings4673Which do you think he would’ve played best against: The 2011 Patriots, the 2014 Patriots, or the 2020 Chiefs?

I swear to god and this season is the best we’ve looked since that season

@@meel2xxEven if they made it past Tennessee, they would've lost to Mahomes & the Chiefs again anyway.

Thank god they didn’t fuck your team

Careful, Giants fans don't like it when you bad mouth Eli

I don’t think Eli is anywhere close to Mark Sanchez

Comparing a future HOF ironman to a player who fell off a cliff after two years of barely above average play..

@@toxicpersonalityincorporat3137iron man maybe if Eli gets into the hof it just loses credibility

@@toxicpersonalityincorporat3137yeah, can't believe her disrespect mark Sanchez like that

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Kind of a crapshoot there, considering many of the offenses that won are still top 3 or 5.

game was botched from the field and that call. I don’t count this sb as valid. Just Goodell having to make Mahomes the golden boy as Brady retires. It was the worst ending to an otherwise good game. Just left an awful taste in fans mouths.

​@@smh-TVFucking cry about it

@@smh-TV "It was a holding." - James Bradberry, February 12th 2023.

Me neither.

@@Cruz474 let him have his moment bro

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@@IAmAlpharius20 Malcom Butler

That was a very good offensive team, but unfortunately not well rounded as the defense wasn’t good that year.

😂😂😂 it makes me happy your experience sucked going to the game !!!!

I noticed that too. I think that’s a testament to how the NFL is morphing into an offense first league. “Defense wins championships” won’t be true in 10 years. I base this solely on the increased scrutiny defenses receive from the refs.

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sorry idk what came over me

Nfl throwbacks already did a video on this.

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@@trussedseeker6223 doesnt matter ppl should have known that this comment existed before they clicked on the video

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Always. Me as well ^_^

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Oops all Ravens

2013 Seahawks deserve mention.

Give it time .

@@zaneseibertTucker’s obviously a great kicker, but how have their returners and punters been?

The Packers defense forced 38 turnovers that season, setting up their offense well (as someone else in the comments said, over a fifth of the Packers points came off Turnovers). The Saints defense were the second lowest in the league with 16 forced. Their defense was mainly ok at keeping offenses out of the end zone. The Saints averaged more yards per play and more points per drive while starting with worse field position and having a few less drives to work with. I think they’re 1A and 1B, if not the Saints being slightly better.

@@clark2501 New Orleans Saints also finished that year with the 13th total defense vs. the Packers 19th. With the Packers ending up with the 32nd ranked passing defense. Yes, they could get turnovers but they could do literally not much else that season.

That’s a really good point I’d have to agree with you, he probably just felt Brees deserves to be on at least once, poor guy had a top 5 QB season all time and unfortunately it was the same year another guy had a top 3 one.

That game was spectacular for sure. It was like watching a pac 12 or SEC game. Incredibly thrilling and unbelievable.

Wasn’t aware that that was when that was added. Definitely a rule change worth noting.

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At his peak at Auburn and with the Panthers, Cam was beyond unstoppable.

Also make sure you don’t have god awful special teams. The 2010 Chargers were the #1 offense and #1 defense in yards, but had the worst special teams unit ever and missed the Playoffs at 9-7.

he doesn't deserve it anybody could do what he does not to mention he hardly uploads

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If New England had beaten Tennessee, could Baltimore have beaten New England?

@@fortynights1513 I think so. Both had great defenses with ne having a slightly better one. But bmore had a better offense by quite a bit. I say if Brady wins the ravens prolly win the sb

yeah but dee ford was offsides. and saints got robbed of the pass interference call. shouldve really been chiefs saints. instead we got a snoozefest super bowl and brady stole another ring…

Also, I’ve noticed that receivers who get 1,500 yards rarely get rings in the same season. It’s so far just Charley Hennigan in 1961 for the Oilers in the AFL, Michael Irvin in 1995 for Dallas, Victor Cruz in 2011 for the Giants, and Cooper Kupp for the Rams in 2021. My theory is that your passing game can get predictable and easier to disrupt if you are throwing to one target (and likely one side of the field) too often.

​@@fortynights1513 I'm a Falcons fan and we almost did it with Julio Jones (but don't need to talk anymore about that!). I also lived in Chicago for a while and an sympathetic to the Bears who might take MHJr #1. Which, according to most stats, wouldn't actually make any difference to get them to the Super Bowl.

⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠@@Josh_StringerJulio didn’t have 1,500 yards in 2016 (1,409). In fact his two best yardage totals were 1,871 in 2015, and 1,677 in 2018. The former was for an 8-8 team that had a 21st ranked offense and the latter was for a 7-9 team with a tenth ranked offense. In retrospect, the 2012 team that lost the NFC Championship Game to the 49ers probably had the most well rounded receiving corps Atlanta had in those years. Roddy White had 1,351 yards, Julio had 1,198 yards, and Tony Gonzalez had 930 as a third target. In 2016, after Julio’s 1,409 yards, Mohamed Sanu had 653 yards as a second target. No knock on Julio Jones, who is an easy Hall of Famer, and made the All Decade Team, but it’s the way it turned out.

@@fortynights1513 Man, those are some deep cut stats! Love it. I find it fascinating when you look at actual data (like you've presented) and check that up against wins and losses, particularly playoffs and super bowls. There's very little correlation. Which should affect how teams draft and sign FA's. It's why I cringed a little when the Falcons drafted Pitts and London and why I don't think the Bears should draft MHJr.

⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠@@Josh_StringerThis is also why I argue that the success of the team shouldn’t be considered a factor when judging whether a receiver belongs in Canton. In just the last 25 years, we’ve seen Randy Moss, Terrell Owens, Calvin Johnson, Larry Fitzgerald, Cris Carter, Andre Johnson, Antonio Brown, and Steve Smith put up at least borderline Hall of Fame careers and none have Super Bowl titles. And if you want to include tight end targets, you can add Tony Gonzalez, Antonio Gates, and Jason Witten to that list. As for Kyle Pitts and Drake London, they seem like solid targets from what I can tell (London slightly better this year of those two), but not players you’d hope a first round pick would become.

I was at that game, and it still hurts me when I replay the last play in my mind. We all knew whoever won that game was going to win the Superbowl.

@@robertgallagher3293🧢everybody thought the winner of bills vs chiefs was gonna win the super bowl at the time

2021 into 2022 was a spectacularly crazy postseason for the NFL .

@@jesuschristmas2292Fr bro. That was the year that Buffalo should’ve probably done it. 13 seconds away from hosting the Conference Championship in Buffalo.

@@jesuschristmas2292 well can't be everybody cuz I thought if we beat the Rams, no way Brady was gonna lose at home to go back to the Super Bowl and we already beat the Chiefs (still the only team EVER to hold him to no TDs in his career in a game) so I thought we was going back2back. But those were 2 high powered teams for sure

As much as I appreciate Harbaraugh (however u spell his name) and coaches who are aggressive play callers, it just wasn't the Ravens night when it comes to converting those key downs

Baltimore had probably the best regular season of any team to go one and done in the playoffs. They had ten pro bowl players, and five all pros, their point differential was +249, and one stat I calculate finds them to have played the best regular season of the 2010’s and one of the handful of best of the last eight decades. If you put an average Super Bowl playoff run on that season, we’d probably call them one of the best seasons ever played overall.

@@fortynights1513 Not impressed. Chiefs were better. If they made it past Tennessee they 100% would have lost to Mahomes again.

⁠@@zachariah8917Not saying Baltimore was better than Kansas City as a roster (and the end of the day they went one and done). But I would argue that Baltimore played one of the best statistical seasons of any team that lost their only playoff game. At the end of the day, the playoffs are the playoffs, but the regular season is a larger sample, and for what it’s worth, theirs was a great one. I’m just saying that if we put an average title run on that season, then it’s probably called one of the best seasons in recent memory. Not a knock on Kansas City at all, but I will say that for Baltimore.