Every #1 vs #1 pick matchup is the OG title

Truly insane how two players could be selected with the #1 overall draft pick and compete against each other. Just unbelievable.

I remember from 2014 nfl draft #1 Winston #2 Mariota and in week 1 Marcus Mariota had 4 Touchdowns and 0 INT in his debut and won the game

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So we just not going to include Jared Goff vs Carson Wentz game in 2017?? That game got me on the edge of my seat.

This year the number 1,2,3 played all in one game. That was cool

Winston and Mariota will always be linked, and it’s pretty wild how much our impression of them has varied over the years. On draft day, Winston was the more NFL-style QB but with questionable maturity, while Mariota was a quiet leader but played in a gadget offense Then of course they played each other in their first game. Jameis threw a pick-6 on his first NFL pass, confirming many fears about his decision making. That becomes a microcosm of Jameis’s first few years in the league, with his infamous “eat a W” routine becoming another symbol of this era, eventually losing his starting job to Ryan Fitzpatrick Mariota on the other hand was playing solid yet unspectacular football. In his first year he took a doormat team to a winning record and the precipice of the playoffs. In second year he not only got them into the playoffs but won a playoff game (thanks in large part to Derrick Henry) and got to the divisional round. However after that things began to turn. Mariota led the Titans to a third straight winning season, but was injured and unable to play in a win-and-in week 17 game, which the Titans subsequently lost. In the off-season Ryan Tannehill became available. The Titans signed him as Mariota’s backup, but after Mariota got off to a slow start the next year he was benched. Since then Mariota has bounced around the league as a backup and his career as a starting QB appears to have flamed out Meanwhile after such a negative start to his career, Winston regained his starting job and developed a new reputation as a gunslinger, epitomized by his 30 TD-30 INT season. When Tom Brady arrived in Tampa, Winston went to learn from a retiring Drew Brees for a year before becoming the starter for New Orleans. At that point the situation had completely flipped on its head. Three years earlier Winston was viewed as a major bust and Mariota a viable starter, but now Mariota had become a journeyman backup while Winston was starter material. Since then, Winston has come back to earth himself and is no longer the starter, although he is still with New Orleans, but this effectively brought it all full-circle. Thus in 2023, despite these two very different roller-coaster paths after draft day, both guys now effectively play the same role in the NFL: solid backup QB.

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As per tradition, have to say “HeRe BEFoRe ThE tiTle chAngE”

Texans/Panthers game was actually #1 overall pick vs #2 and #3 overall picks

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Fire material, once again!

Video would’ve been better had they not gone backwards from the start.

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Mitch Trubisky owned Myles Garrett that day 🔥

Wow i didnt know they drafted two players with #1

That 1998 game was also Peyton Manning’s 1st NFL win

Peyton Manning will go down as one of the best if not the greatest QB to ever grace the field in a nfl football game a 1st Round 1st overall pick out of the University of Tennessee super bowl champion in 2006 from 1998 to 2011 but in the 2012 he won the NFL's comeback player of the year 2015 won another super bowl ring and he's a Hall Of Famer for all the right reasons Thank You Mr.Manning you're my all time favorite QB like the Albert Einstein of the NFL as the Sherrf

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Taking walker of Hutchinson is one of the dumbest moves ever

Greatest Number 1 And 2 Quarterback NFL Draft 1993 Drew Bledsoe Against Rick Mirer New England Patriots Against Seattle Seahawks Thanks For Uploading

Orlando Pace is clearly the greatest tackles in NFL History period the 1st Round 1st overall pick out of the Ohio State University super bowl champion in 1999 and a Hall Of Famer he was incredibly amazing awesome man but a true special player 10:00

Can you do a video about best trade line trades or every teams worst or best trades?

Low key forgot Travon Walker was the #1 pick last year… always thought it should have been Hutchinson but I’m glad he was the perfect fit in Detroit

6:03 the announcer Andrew Catalon calls it Play Action. I’m not sure. Is Mariota running Play Action or RPO (Run Pass Option)?

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Remember: Ryan Leaf was considered to have more upside than Peyton Manning at the time

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Lawrence Taylor in the 1981 nfl draft became the greatest linebacker in NFL History 2x super bowl champion a 1986 NFL's MVP 3x NFL's Defensive player of the year and Hall Of Famer 1st Round 2nd overall pick out of the University of North Carolina

Can’t forget Goff Vs Wentz. Pretty infamous game since it technically led to the eagles to the superbowl.

Where's Super Bowl 50?? #1 Cam Newton vs #2 Von Miller

2011 Cam Newton Vs Von Miler ?

Mitch at 2 overall will never not be funny

How could you leave out Cam newton vs Von Miller?!

Okay, why did the Cowboys and Packers play twice in the same season? Did they throw darts to figure out the schedule back then?

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Wait, you completely forgot Cam Newton vs Von Miller in the super bowl.

Ik this video is old but that 2021 season Stafford had only 2 more picks than Josh Allen and 5 more touchdowns with way more yards and passer rating and completion percentage. I'm not saying Allen is overrated at that point but if he isn't than Stafford wasn't either

walker is nearing complete bust territory

See Houston can do the rush push why can't the eagles

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Carson Wentz vs Goff in 2017, Eagles v Rams game when Wentz went down

Why'd they skip goff vs wentz

Cam Newton should be mentioned as one of if not the greatest rookie quarterbacks in NFL's History 1st Round 1st overall pick out of the Auburn University he was a incredible great player for the Carolina Panthers especially if he scores a touchdown it's really awesome to see him giving football to the Kids in the stands rather if it's at home or on the road either way he was the best he did won NFL's MVP in 2015 after going 15-1 record going to the super bowl for the 1st time ever in his career only to come so close vs another 1st overall pick in his own right Peyton Manning

The fact that Troy Aikman is in the Hall of Fame, is an embarrassment. The dude is terrible, but got into the hall because of a loaded team.

I wonder if anybody else caught that at the end. Bradshaw completed 3 passes for 110 yards. He could sling it. Terry is the most underrated player in NFL History. Everybody talks about Belichick and Brady. Chuck Noll with Bradshaw: 146-79. Without Bradshaw: 47-69.

What about Super Bowl 50!!! Cam Newton (#1 pick in 2011 draft) vs Von Miller (#2 pick), come on!!! How can you intentionally omit this matchup? Because you rooted for Newton & Panthers but got pissed off because Von Miller destroyed him in route to become a Super Bowl MVP???

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