74 isn't used either. Bob Lily.

Fun fact: You can ask the person who’s number was retired to I retire it so that you may wear it. But I believe that has only happened three times in the NFL.

That’s ridiculous, frankly. Why would they NOT officially retire those numbers and put them in a Ring of Honor at AT&T Stadium?

@@coyotelong4349they like to keep 88 unretired so that they can give it to receivers they believe are their franchise #1 WR. Drew Pearson, Michael Irvin and Dez Bryant wore the number before Ceedee. I like that tradition, it’s an honor for these guys to be given this number. Legendary names wore it for the cowboys.

I don’t know why the narrator didn’t mention that

@@jerellebowens4367 cause Denver years was after the 2000-2010 seasons, which they were talking about for him, his Denver years literally had nothing to do with him be the QB of the 2000s.

And Lynn Swann won 4 The og # 88

No offense, it's Brady - come on.

@@Hottiedonkey I disagree…

@@Austin.Kilgoreyou can disagree but you’re wrong mate

@@dssorley4174 nahh… Prime Peyton > Prime Brady

And if he wouldn’t have cried to daddy goodell he wouldn’t have had those numbers. Brady was a baby that couldn’t handle the game and needed to be protected

@@myibook141 LMFAO that's all quarterbacks buddy, I'm glad that you watched a minute-long video on somebody talkin about how the game has changed but that's for any decade of any sport. He still didn't the longest and he did it with a subpar offensive squad almost every year besides the year he had Randy Moss Brady is known for throwing the most touchdowns till like 100 different receivers none of them were big names besides like three. So yeah of course they had to protect him he did take a really bad knee injury because he was targeted all quarterbacks should be protected it's one of the greatest debates when it comes to football without a quarterback there is no football and guarantee any other quarterback would agree with that, so I appreciate your input and whatnot but I prefer an input with factual knowledge behind it. I'm sorry if Brady destroyed your team ten times over or destroyed ya team in the super Bowl but there is nothing I or we can do about that. (also goodell hates Brady and vice versa lol)

@@myibook141 and the way you're crying it seems like you're a cowboys fan or Browns or possibly a bandwagon fan but this is for you. Jerry Jones and over half the league's owners say (plus any person with the brain that understands the game of football knows that the quarterback is legit the most important piece on the field just like the king piece in chest) "quarterbacks are the most important players and should be taken care of." A snippet of what Jerry Jones said “Yeah, we’ve been trying to take care of quarterbacks forever, and should be, and the game that we have creates a vulnerability,” Jones said, via the Dallas Morning News. “They are targets and they are concentrating, for the most part, downfield, away. They’re using their instincts and their senses to feel pressure, but they’re basically trying to execute the offense. And they are irreplaceable, in most cases. We got lucky with [Cooper] Rush and where we are at backup quarterback. So yeah, you should be.” the rule changes to protect quarterbacks aren’t only about restricting the hits that defensive players can put on them. They're more favorable rules to help offensive linemen protect quarterbacks are a good idea. “I’ll give you an example, the left tackle and the right tackle get to start with his foot back -- his outside foot back,” Jones said. “It used to be they had to have those even. Well, the difference is dramatic and when you put it back, you’re able to protect the outside rush to start to play that way. So the game has had adjustments going since the beginning of time, and they’re good ones and they have helped us have the game we’ve got today. I have no apologies to make, in any way, for any of the additional things you do to help avoid injury to the quarterback. The question is, how do you effectively do that without going overboard? And I think we do a good job of that over the years. It sometimes can need some adjustments, and we may be in one of those areas.”

@@NOxSPLOOSHxPLANE uh no it’s not only Brady 😂.. Brady literally complained and cried about it dude..

@@NOxSPLOOSHxPLANE I’m crying for pointing out Brady is a pussy and a cheater? Lmao.. and no I don’t like either of those teams and I think it’s hilarious how you went on an unnecessary jerry Jones rant 🤣😂

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Only one qb per decade, id give it to brady or peyton over ben and im a dolphins fan who respects tf out of the steelers EDIT* I take it back he wasnt even an honorable mention now that is crazy

Not really, Ben was never a top 3 QB in either decade.

@@cjboyer4355 really? From 2001 to 2010 Brady 3-1 Ben2-1 Peyton 1-1

@@kenmahoney5255 Super Bowls don’t make you a top 3 QB especially when your defense is the main reason you won them. If that’s your argument then I guess Trent Dilfer, Brad Johnson, and Joe Flacco are just as good as Drew Brees.

Yea but Brady was putting up mediocre stats those first 5-6 seasons. The defenses won those rings. His last 4 though you can give Brady full credit.

@@cjboyer4355uh…2007 was the single greatest statistical season of any QB in history

@@TheGalwayjoyce I said his first 5-6 seasons for a reason. 2007 was Brady’s 8th year in the league and 7th season as a starter. Also it was the greatest statistical season by a QB at that point. Manning and Mahomes have both since had better seasons.

Hes a loser who could only do that shit in a terrible division and inside a dome. Gtfoh

Which you was more impressive because Brees did it in less seasons

This wasn’t a video about the most prolific rapists in NFL history.

Just like Aikman against Young. Smoked Young until the 49ers broke the salary cap and lost draft picks. Only way they could beat them. But we don't bring that up. It's not pc.

Pure talent => Roger Staubach, by far

​@goodtimescali6316 cowboys fan complaining about a team abusing the salary cap

Staubach was amazing!

TB over Roger any day! Also Big Ben was is the youngest to win the super bowl.

Ehh Bradshaw had a period early in the decade where he didn’t play very well. He was even being considered for replacement by Joe Gillam at one point

@@maxsthoughts6204 umm, Terry actually replaced Joe first because of an injury then became the starter then sucked was benched by Chuck for Joe then Joe sucked and Terry got his job back.

@@kenmahoney5255 Either way he was not that good early on while Staubach was elite his entire career. Staubach was definitely the best QB of the decade

Lol, me too. My dad has seen every guy in this video play. I’ve only been doing it since the Len Dawson/Bart Starr years.

And he was more talented

@@areguapiri Debatable, but I def wouldn't argue against it haha

​@@areguapiri Agree. A running QB with six passing titles. Unfair.

No doubt! He and not Brady was and is the youngest to win the super bowl!

@@kenmahoney5255 He was fucking awful in that Super Bowl though

Everyone you named are the absolute goats. Most of the guys calling games today suck. There’s a few team guys that I like, but the national announcers are just awful.

I love the pic of Lenny Dawson, during halftime of Super Bowl I, having a smoke & a Fresca🤣

If Brees had a competent defence he probably would’ve won more… so unfortunate he was only able to win once in 2009. That being said at least he has one.

If Roger goodell didn’t hate the saints he’d have had a few more Super Bowl wins

The steelers kicked the cowboys butts and Bradshaw spanked little Roger!

Also pro numbers sometimes go back to their college number. Most pros idolized someone growing up so that plays into choosing a number. You want your favorite players number you watched growing up.