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I was trying to see how often a QB has thrown 4 INTs and won the game (I refuse to pay for Stathead, so I can't find anything specific) but I did find this from last season https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/...st-performance/ quote:The former NFL MVP threw a career-high four interceptions in the Baltimore Ravens' 16-10 victory over the Cleveland Browns. NFL teams had lost 54 consecutive games when their quarterback threw four interceptions in a game. Jackson, already a special player, found a way to pull off a victory regardless -- becoming the first quarterback since Andy Dalton in 2013 to throw four interceptions in a game and win. and I'm going to assume once every 10 years sounds about right. From what I could find, it looks like it happened more often in the pre and early Super Bowl era just because passing wasn't as important.
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I remember being among Jets fans who celebrated when the Giants stupidly took an RB and let the Jets get Darnold, and then the next year the Giants panic draft a QB. Those were the days.
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Don't know what was more amazing out of that Bengals-Ravens game. The QB sneak at the 3 or 2, which also involved Huntley clearly having no idea of how far away he was. He was arguing with the refs after the play that he had broken the plane and he was like a yard and a half away. Or the worst 2 minute drill I have ever seen in the playoffs. Someone probably deserves to be fired just off that final possession.
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Redeye Flight posted:The Vikings haven't even been in the Super Bowl since 1977. All that winning they've done hasn't even gotten the CHANCE to lose in the big game. The last time the Jets were in the Super Bowl was the first time it was known as the Super Bowl...
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