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drew brees 2011 season is easily one of the greatest qb seasons in history 71.2% completions 5,476 passing yards 46 tds and was ultimately let down by the defense in the playoffs
Especially since he's counting playoff performance lol at least Brees won a game and then put up huge numbers in that loss to the 49ers...which was far closer than Rodgers' loss to the Giants in the same round. I'm a Packers fan btw
Barry, I like the stat you basically conjured out of your own ass unironically. It has a decent metric to it, it doesnt feel insanely BS like some stats do. The best way I can describe it is like "Eye test lite" stat. Its like "yeah this team was a banger defense but dude shredded em what a baller!"
Barry I have to say I’m very impressed how you’ve evolved as a commentator/essayist. There’s clearly so much more effort into these videos it does not go unnoticed. Good shit
Thank you for uploading Barry, this will help me not hear my wife spend time with her boyfriend while they force me to sit in the hallway closet until they’re done playing!
Thank You Barry for making these videos. 4:36 10. 2022 P.Mahomes 5:58 9. 1999 K.Warner 7:09 8. 1994 Steve Young 8:13 7. 2011 A.Rodgers 10:04 6. 2016 M.Ryan 13:03 5. 2013 P.Manning 15:00 4. 2004 P.Manning 17:44 3. 2007 T.Brady 19:56 2. 1984 D.Marino 21:38 1. 1989 J.Montana Thank you Barry for making these videos.
I know he’s overshadowed by 2011 Arod, but I think 2011 Brees deserves to be on the list. He was just as dominant as some of the people on this list and maintained it in the postseason by throwing nearly 1000 yards in just 2 games.
Especially since he's counting playoff performance lol at least Brees won a game and then put up huge numbers in that loss to the 49ers...which was far closer than Rodgers' loss to the Giants in the same round. I'm a Packers fan btw
@@akbarshabazz-jenkins7847Rodgers was still better in 2011, with all the insane throws he made and going 15-1 with one of the worst defenses in the league that year. Plus an insane TD-Int ratio and the highest single season passer rating in NFL history.
@@matthewwells2017 I'm not saying Rodgers wasn't better. I'm saying that if this list is using playoff performances like Barry says it is, Brees should at least be on the list somewhere since he balled out in the regular season AND in the playoffs.
@@akbarshabazz-jenkins7847 Oh my bad, I get what you’re saying and I agree. Still sucks about that 2011 divisional though, our defense didn’t give Rodgers much help at all in that game as they let up 37 points (including a hail mary at the end of the first half). Also Jennings dropped a TD that was right in his hands, Kuhn fumbled one drive, we fumbled on a punt return in the first quarter that led to points for the Giants, etc. Looking back at that game again, Rodgers really did play like the MVP he was minus a couple missed throws and a strip sack. Sucks that amazing season ended like that.
I still think 1984 Dan Marino deserves #1. Just an indescribable performance, like something from another planet. Nobody replicated those numbers for 30 years. Imagine being that far ahead of your time.
I agree, especially considering the defenses at the time. If Rodgers or Brees has been around a few years earlier and had played (well) against say the 2000 ravens defense theyed be higher for me.
Shout out Sid Luckman's 1943 season. It was against plumbers and firemen, but his numbers were still just absurd. He had 10 Yd/Att, 13% TD percentage, both still standing NFL records. It was only a 10 game season, but if you stretch out his numbers to 16 games he would've thrown for 3590 yards, 46 TDs, and 19 ints. IN THE 1940s. He then dominated Washington in the championship game, throwing for 286 yards, 5 tds, and 0 ints.
People forget that the 2013 Broncos limped into the Super Bowl with so many injuries to major players. Especially on defense. If the Broncos were healthy, they don’t lose by 35. I’m not saying that they win that game, but I’m saying that it was a major factor in them getting destroyed. It’s unfortunate that people forget how dominant that 2013 team was up until Super Bowl 48.
Barry is truly inspirational for being willing to sacrifice his time to produce a video of such high caliber, dare I say it’s the definition of an absolute class act. Eagerly waiting to show my wife and her boyfriend’s children this while I show them this to ensure they comprehend what a true man is.
This is some fantastic analysis Barry. The only thing I think could make it better is incorporating rushing value, but I certainly think you've isolated the 10 best passing seasons of all time.
*Best post-season: 2012 Joe Flacco (similar numbers to Montana, both 11-0 TD-INT, but did it against the colts, broncos, pats and 49ers). I do think Flacco is a terrible QB, but have to give him props for that season.
@@pointyheadYTidk if I’d put Flacco at #1 but yeah that 2011 post-season is definitely up there. Ridiculous how good he was for that little stretch considering how terrible he’s been outside of it. The Ravens defense was still the main reason they won tho
@@harlemraider3347 Nah, the Ravens only had big names on defense in 2012-13, when they won the SB, their production wasn't anything to write home about. Their defense was ranked outside of the top10 in yards allowed and was barely top10 in scoring. You must be thinking of the previous year, 2011-12 where they were overall 3rd ranked. Also, if we're comparing Flacco's defenses to Montana's. It's not like Montana didn't have top4 defenses basically his entire career on the 49ers. (I believe he had 8 top4 defenses from 1981-90. An unprecedented run imho, even the giants D wasn't that consistent. It often gets overlooked how historically dominant those 9ers defenses were.)
And to top it off we talk about how Rodgers and mannings def failed them but Shid look at drew defenses they were worse than Rodgers and mannings and he even had a worse WR core no way in hell you ain’t mention Drew 😭
I think a lot of people undersell his seasons because he played indoors and because Payton is a pass-happy madman. But at the same time, Brees was very undersized for the position so I think that cancels it out. But yeah, he's underrated.
@@richmahogany1710 yeah but drew didn’t have nearly the WR core Peyton did nor did he have the defense peyton did which says a lot considering Peyton didn’t have the best defense either and yeah he was undersized to which makes it even harder for Brees and look at the seasons he had lmao
@@JayOfficial24 If prime Brees had the defenses that he had after his arm started to go, man would have a handful of rings. Also forget the 5ks and look at how many times he led the league in completion percentage.
The fact Marino's total value was over 10% higher than anyone else's with not a single game in the red is pretty wild, especially happening in the mid 80s with all the extra curriculars defenders were afforded at the time
@@joecanHe stole the 2021 MVP from Brady that made no sense he had just won it year before and lost to Brady in playoffs that narrative didn’t add up other then usual Brady hate in the media
BARRY LORE - PART 1 In the whimsical realm of Sports commentary, where touchdowns and tackles reign supreme, there emerges the legendary figure known as Barry McCockiner, the witty bard who represents integrity in all its forms. It is said that Barry's origins trace back to a gridiron clash between rival teams, where he was born clutching a football in one hand and a microphone in the other, as if destiny itself had ordained him to narrate the absurdities of the league as we have come to know it. While swatting cannabis cigarettes from the mouths of pregnant women, a beam of light began to shine down on him, and a voice - firm, but caring, uttered these words to him: “You are the one who I have chosen to bring balance to this world.” With a newfound sense of purpose, Barry began to hone his craft by juggling flaming footballs and crafting puns sharper than Tom Brady’s Jawline post surgery. While traversing the dangerous streets of Philadelphia, a man in an all black suit approached him. “We’ve watched your career with great interest. Tell me, son, have you ever heard the legend of Factor?” Barry, unsure of how to proceed, turned to his wife’s boyfriend for advice……
Barry you uploaded at the perfect time. My boyfriend’s wife told me to stop playing in the tub when it’s not bath time & I was just about to go play in my his cats litter box instead when I see you uploaded this. I am so thankful for a true American hero.
Bro 2011 Drew Brees has to be on here. 5,476 yards. 46 TDs to 14 INTs. A then NFL Record 71.2 % completion percentage. In other words he won the QB triple crown. He also completed 468 passes which at that point was also an NFL record while setting the completion percentage mark. He threw for 300+ yards in 13 of 16 games also an NFL record. And he wasn’t just dinking and dunking. He was 4th in yards per attempt. He was #2 in QB Rating behind only Rodgers. And in my opinion he was the best QB in the 2011 playoffs. Bro put up 460+ yards in both games plus 7 TDs. Yes he did have a few turnovers especially in the SF game but they had a lot of players injured that game so he was forced to throw the ball. Ingram was hurt. Pierre Thomas got hurt. Lance Moore was out. But he did still have Colston, Graham, and Sproles and those three cut up. I might also add that the Saints set the NFL record for most yards gained in a season. Then in the playoffs dropped another 627 yards on Detroit and 472 against the #1 defense of the 49ers with Brees having 462 yards that afternoon. Listen I’ve seen lots of great QB play and this list is valid but I fail to see how his 2011 season isn’t one of the greatest ever. He was just barely worse than Rodgers in my opinion and performed significantly better in the playoffs.
Barry casually coming up with one of the greatest stats to score QB performance and then shrugging it off just as casually is the most Barry thing ever.
Joe Montana's 1989 team was like a super team. If I am not mistaken, players in the hall of fame that were in that team is something like 22 players. I don't believe there was a cap space in that era which allow teams to be so dominant.
One season that gets overlooked because of the era in which he played is Bert Jones 1976 season. While he only had 3100 yards in 14 games, this led the league as you were able to hit receivers with lead pipes all over the field. I watched several of his games in amazement as a 9 year old. Thus guy was Elway before Elway.
The thing that’s most impressive about Dan Marino’s 1984 season that wasn’t mentioned in this video is that he put up those kinds of numbers during an era where there weren’t all these rules to handcuff the defense. Quarterbacks were still fair game and could get the absolute hell knocked out of them and so could the receivers. If prime Dan Marino could play in the NFL today, he’d likely put up 7,000 yards and 60 touchdown passes in a season.
Thank you Barry for the frequent upload lately. I’m going through tough time since my wife’s boyfriend choked in his vomit after marihuana overdose. Ur videos saved me doing it myself.
So being completely honest Barry. One thing that I don’t like is the I don’t want to say begging but asking for more views on vids(that’s small though but it is there) but damn I must say the amount of work that you put in to make these videos I can tell your on your grind. Just thought I’d give an honest opinion. Keep up the work!!
As a statistician, and Eagles fan, I wholeheartedly approve this statistic. This is a great argument for making the MVP award include playoff performance. They play 17 games anyway and if you can’t even get your team into the playoffs, or if you flop in the playoffs, how can you possibly be most valuable?
Especially since he's counting playoff performance lol at least Brees won a game and then put up huge numbers in that loss to the 49ers...which was far closer than Rodgers' loss to the Giants in the same round. I'm a Packers fan btw
Nailed it! Montana in 1989, and Niners on a whole was the best I’ve ever seen. In the playoffs they beat the Vikings who were the #1 ranked defense that season, and the Broncos were the #1 scoring defense
22:34 Wouldn't really say Montana had the best QB postseason. Numbers wise, maybe, but I'd easily put 2012 Joe Flacco above him just because of the degree of difficulty (He had to beat the colts, broncos, pats and 49ers, who were all powerhouses). They both had 11-0 TD-INT ratio, so degree of difficulty is my tiebreaker. Flacco's defense stunk it up vs the broncos and 49ers and he had to do his part. Whereas Montana's defense didn't allow more than 13 points in the playoffs that season, he basically just had to go through the motions.
You should add sections in your video. Because if people only want to see one particular season they probably won’t be willing to sit through a 23 minute stats video. Good content bro👍
I agree with your entire list barry, but the only thing I would say you could possibly change is to put Kurt Warner’s 99 season ahead of Steve Young’s 94 because his value in the regular season AND postseason are both higher, plus he did that as a backup coming in for trent green not a named starter.
Would be interesting to see how some of the lesser known or forgotten great seasons stack up in terms of added value. 2015 Carson Palmer, prime Dan Fouts, 1998 Randall Cunningham, 2002 Rich Gannon or Brett Favre in his MVP stretch.
Great video!!! Honorable Mention. The 1990 MVP Race. The Greatest MVP Race of All Time!!!! Joe Montana- MVP; Randall Cunningham AND Warren Moon- Offensive Player of the Year All Their stats were absolutely amazing that year.
So the gist of your stat seems to be the extra yards a QB got against that defense that the average QB wouldnt have gotten, which is a pretty cool number imo
most youtube sponsors suck but I have been using factor for over a year and its pretty good, I thought it was a little pricey but when you compare it to eating out its def cheaper. good job barry not selling out for bad sponsors
Lamars 2019 MVP season was outrageous. 36td's 6ints with 1200 rushing yards was incredible. Not your typical old school qb type numbers but this is the new generation of quarterback.
It's so funny the 2011 Packers were one win away from a perfect regular season and the team they lost to literally fired their head coach the prior week and gave up 81 penalty yards on a single drive to the Mark Sanchez-led Jets that week.
It's also funny cause the Chiefs QB, Kyle Orton, had already lost to the packers earlier that season when he was playing for the Broncos. He got traded mid season and got revenge.
Honestly, the only real issue I see with this statistic is that it is pretty much dependent on the entire season being played out. It’s a very interesting and effective way of valuing a quarterback based on passing.
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Back in the 90s you had to work for every basket that you got, except for this one - BarryOnHere
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Barry’s 2024 season shaping up to be top 10 in CZcams history
My wife’s boyfriend told me I can use the phone while he and my wife do bible study in their bedroom. Thank god Barry uploaded, an American hero
I wish I could’ve gotten in on Bible study!!📖🥵
Why don't you join them for bible study? Are you some sort of heathen who rejects our Lord's name?
Your wife's boyfriend let's you use the phone? Lucky duck.
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It's not Bible study sirdacier.. they're performing the devils tango...
drew brees 2011 season is easily one of the greatest qb seasons in history 71.2% completions 5,476 passing yards 46 tds and was ultimately let down by the defense in the playoffs
Wasn’t really close to the best year of 2011, might not have even been top 2
Yeah
@@Aburner960Lead the league in yards, TDS and completion percentage. “Not top 2” is ridiculous, sure Rodgers was better but not by that much
@@murp9388 rodgers was leaps and bounds better brady was also better by a decent margin. Base stats mean very little
Especially since he's counting playoff performance lol at least Brees won a game and then put up huge numbers in that loss to the 49ers...which was far closer than Rodgers' loss to the Giants in the same round.
I'm a Packers fan btw
Barry, I like the stat you basically conjured out of your own ass unironically. It has a decent metric to it, it doesnt feel insanely BS like some stats do. The best way I can describe it is like "Eye test lite" stat. Its like "yeah this team was a banger defense but dude shredded em what a baller!"
Yeah it’s not too bad.
Barry I have to say I’m very impressed how you’ve evolved as a commentator/essayist. There’s clearly so much more effort into these videos it does not go unnoticed. Good shit
Ngl Drew Having 6 5000 yard szn not one being on here is crazy
It was actually 5 in total 🤗
@@TheJusticefornone my bad 5, regardless still lol
His efficiency wasn't always amazing.
That’s why I hate fan made lists they always choose the favorites they don’t look at the actual stats
Its actually not crazy at all
Thank you for uploading Barry, this will help me not hear my wife spend time with her boyfriend while they force me to sit in the hallway closet until they’re done playing!
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If you’re feeling left out, why don’t you jump onto the bed and join them?
Wow
This running joke is gay AF.
Even if it wasn't true, why perpetuate this?
Thank You Barry for making these videos.
4:36 10. 2022 P.Mahomes
5:58 9. 1999 K.Warner
7:09 8. 1994 Steve Young
8:13 7. 2011 A.Rodgers
10:04 6. 2016 M.Ryan
13:03 5. 2013 P.Manning
15:00 4. 2004 P.Manning
17:44 3. 2007 T.Brady
19:56 2. 1984 D.Marino
21:38 1. 1989 J.Montana
Thank you Barry for making these videos.
I know he’s overshadowed by 2011 Arod, but I think 2011 Brees deserves to be on the list. He was just as dominant as some of the people on this list and maintained it in the postseason by throwing nearly 1000 yards in just 2 games.
Especially since he's counting playoff performance lol at least Brees won a game and then put up huge numbers in that loss to the 49ers...which was far closer than Rodgers' loss to the Giants in the same round.
I'm a Packers fan btw
17,000 swing passes and check downs gotta count for something i guess
@@akbarshabazz-jenkins7847Rodgers was still better in 2011, with all the insane throws he made and going 15-1 with one of the worst defenses in the league that year. Plus an insane TD-Int ratio and the highest single season passer rating in NFL history.
@@matthewwells2017 I'm not saying Rodgers wasn't better. I'm saying that if this list is using playoff performances like Barry says it is, Brees should at least be on the list somewhere since he balled out in the regular season AND in the playoffs.
@@akbarshabazz-jenkins7847 Oh my bad, I get what you’re saying and I agree. Still sucks about that 2011 divisional though, our defense didn’t give Rodgers much help at all in that game as they let up 37 points (including a hail mary at the end of the first half). Also Jennings dropped a TD that was right in his hands, Kuhn fumbled one drive, we fumbled on a punt return in the first quarter that led to points for the Giants, etc. Looking back at that game again, Rodgers really did play like the MVP he was minus a couple missed throws and a strip sack. Sucks that amazing season ended like that.
I still think 1984 Dan Marino deserves #1. Just an indescribable performance, like something from another planet. Nobody replicated those numbers for 30 years. Imagine being that far ahead of your time.
he also had the highest total value
100% agree.
I agree, especially considering the defenses at the time. If Rodgers or Brees has been around a few years earlier and had played (well) against say the 2000 ravens defense theyed be higher for me.
Undoubtedly.
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You can't prove it!
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Possibly, but this wouldn't factor into the statistics he may have put onto the field however
Shout out Sid Luckman's 1943 season. It was against plumbers and firemen, but his numbers were still just absurd. He had 10 Yd/Att, 13% TD percentage, both still standing NFL records.
It was only a 10 game season, but if you stretch out his numbers to 16 games he would've thrown for 3590 yards, 46 TDs, and 19 ints. IN THE 1940s.
He then dominated Washington in the championship game, throwing for 286 yards, 5 tds, and 0 ints.
Gee wilikers!
Thinking about Marino breaking the QB records during his time is wild. It’s like if a QB threw for 6,000 yards and 60 touchdowns today
People forget that the 2013 Broncos limped into the Super Bowl with so many injuries to major players. Especially on defense. If the Broncos were healthy, they don’t lose by 35. I’m not saying that they win that game, but I’m saying that it was a major factor in them getting destroyed. It’s unfortunate that people forget how dominant that 2013 team was up until Super Bowl 48.
Barry is truly inspirational for being willing to sacrifice his time to produce a video of such high caliber, dare I say it’s the definition of an absolute class act. Eagerly waiting to show my wife and her boyfriend’s children this while I show them this to ensure they comprehend what a true man is.
This is some fantastic analysis Barry. The only thing I think could make it better is incorporating rushing value, but I certainly think you've isolated the 10 best passing seasons of all time.
Best regular season: 1984 Dan Marino
Best post-season: 1989 Joe Montana
*Best post-season: 2012 Joe Flacco
(similar numbers to Montana, both 11-0 TD-INT, but did it against the colts, broncos, pats and 49ers). I do think Flacco is a terrible QB, but have to give him props for that season.
best regular season: 2007 Brady
best post seaosn: 1989 Joe Montana
best overall season: 1984 Dan Marino
fixed it for ya
@@pointyheadYTidk if I’d put Flacco at #1 but yeah that 2011 post-season is definitely up there. Ridiculous how good he was for that little stretch considering how terrible he’s been outside of it. The Ravens defense was still the main reason they won tho
@@harlemraider3347 Nah, the Ravens only had big names on defense in 2012-13, when they won the SB, their production wasn't anything to write home about. Their defense was ranked outside of the top10 in yards allowed and was barely top10 in scoring. You must be thinking of the previous year, 2011-12 where they were overall 3rd ranked.
Also, if we're comparing Flacco's defenses to Montana's. It's not like Montana didn't have top4 defenses basically his entire career on the 49ers. (I believe he had 8 top4 defenses from 1981-90. An unprecedented run imho, even the giants D wasn't that consistent. It often gets overlooked how historically dominant those 9ers defenses were.)
Drew Brees threw for 5k yards 5x to worse WR cores than every QB on this list but somehow not even 1 of his 5k szns made it 😭 bro is beyond underrated
And to top it off we talk about how Rodgers and mannings def failed them but Shid look at drew defenses they were worse than Rodgers and mannings and he even had a worse WR core no way in hell you ain’t mention Drew 😭
I think a lot of people undersell his seasons because he played indoors and because Payton is a pass-happy madman. But at the same time, Brees was very undersized for the position so I think that cancels it out. But yeah, he's underrated.
@@richmahogany1710 yeah but drew didn’t have nearly the WR core Peyton did nor did he have the defense peyton did which says a lot considering Peyton didn’t have the best defense either and yeah he was undersized to which makes it even harder for Brees and look at the seasons he had lmao
He was talking about sean payton@@JayOfficial24
@@JayOfficial24 If prime Brees had the defenses that he had after his arm started to go, man would have a handful of rings. Also forget the 5ks and look at how many times he led the league in completion percentage.
The fact Marino's total value was over 10% higher than anyone else's with not a single game in the red is pretty wild, especially happening in the mid 80s with all the extra curriculars defenders were afforded at the time
Opening CZcams to another Barry video, what a banger.
i always look forward to barry talking about his favorite quarterback tom brady 🙏
Tom Brady’s 2016 season should be in this list
Barry I'd argue 2020 Rodgers deserves at least an honorable mention
I honestly thought that year for rodgers would be #1 leading up to where i was
Kevin king will pay for his crimes
Rodgers was on a tear collecting those League MVP rings.
@@joecanHe stole the 2021 MVP from Brady that made no sense he had just won it year before and lost to Brady in playoffs that narrative didn’t add up other then usual Brady hate in the media
@@davis2k1234nah Rodgers Did More With Less While Brady Had a super Team In Tampa now Brady Stole a MVP From Carson Wentz In 2017 💀
2019 Lamar not being here is a crime
BARRY LORE - PART 1
In the whimsical realm of Sports commentary, where touchdowns and tackles reign supreme, there emerges the legendary figure known as Barry McCockiner, the witty bard who represents integrity in all its forms. It is said that Barry's origins trace back to a gridiron clash between rival teams, where he was born clutching a football in one hand and a microphone in the other, as if destiny itself had ordained him to narrate the absurdities of the league as we have come to know it. While swatting cannabis cigarettes from the mouths of pregnant women, a beam of light began to shine down on him, and a voice - firm, but caring, uttered these words to him: “You are the one who I have chosen to bring balance to this world.” With a newfound sense of purpose, Barry began to hone his craft by juggling flaming footballs and crafting puns sharper than Tom Brady’s Jawline post surgery. While traversing the dangerous streets of Philadelphia, a man in an all black suit approached him. “We’ve watched your career with great interest. Tell me, son, have you ever heard the legend of Factor?” Barry, unsure of how to proceed, turned to his wife’s boyfriend for advice……
Make second part
Coming next video
Do the 10 worst seasons by good quarterbacks
Barry you uploaded at the perfect time. My boyfriend’s wife told me to stop playing in the tub when it’s not bath time & I was just about to go play in my his cats litter box instead when I see you uploaded this. I am so thankful for a true American hero.
A truly superb display of Barrymetrics
The velocity of the ball being thrown by Marino in your clips is unbelievable. What power!!!
Fantastic Analysis, Thanks as always for being a hero, Barry.
This is a great list in all honesty I love it.
Love the Brady highlights. Really showcases who he was as a player
20-21 and 21-22 Aaron Rodgers seasons were 🔥🔥🔥
They were insane- ESPECIALLY 2020-2021
Bro 2011 Drew Brees has to be on here. 5,476 yards. 46 TDs to 14 INTs. A then NFL Record 71.2 % completion percentage. In other words he won the QB triple crown. He also completed 468 passes which at that point was also an NFL record while setting the completion percentage mark. He threw for 300+ yards in 13 of 16 games also an NFL record. And he wasn’t just dinking and dunking. He was 4th in yards per attempt. He was #2 in QB Rating behind only Rodgers. And in my opinion he was the best QB in the 2011 playoffs. Bro put up 460+ yards in both games plus 7 TDs. Yes he did have a few turnovers especially in the SF game but they had a lot of players injured that game so he was forced to throw the ball. Ingram was hurt. Pierre Thomas got hurt. Lance Moore was out. But he did still have Colston, Graham, and Sproles and those three cut up. I might also add that the Saints set the NFL record for most yards gained in a season. Then in the playoffs dropped another 627 yards on Detroit and 472 against the #1 defense of the 49ers with Brees having 462 yards that afternoon. Listen I’ve seen lots of great QB play and this list is valid but I fail to see how his 2011 season isn’t one of the greatest ever. He was just barely worse than Rodgers in my opinion and performed significantly better in the playoffs.
Man the stretch of Brett Favre from like 95-98 is one of the most underrated greatest stretches for any athlete in any sport. Favre was on fire.
Appreciate you Barry you’re fr mostly the reason why I started I hope we get to work together someday man💯 keep inspiring
Hahahah........what?
Barry casually coming up with one of the greatest stats to score QB performance and then shrugging it off just as casually is the most Barry thing ever.
Best CZcamsr for quite a while now man I hope you get rich beyond imagination Barry I love u fr
Joe Montana's 1989 team was like a super team. If I am not mistaken, players in the hall of fame that were in that team is something like 22 players. I don't believe there was a cap space in that era which allow teams to be so dominant.
I'm sorry Barry 50 and 5000 is a top 10 season no matter what
One season that gets overlooked because of the era in which he played is Bert Jones 1976 season. While he only had 3100 yards in 14 games, this led the league as you were able to hit receivers with lead pipes all over the field. I watched several of his games in amazement as a 9 year old. Thus guy was Elway before Elway.
Make this a series and do it for every position?
Time to laugh! Thanks Barry 😂🤝
I agree w you on 2016 Ryan ..hard to place him
Barry channeling his inner Rob Parker for Brady lol
Very cool thank you for letting me out of the Chasity belt
The thing that’s most impressive about Dan Marino’s 1984 season that wasn’t mentioned in this video is that he put up those kinds of numbers during an era where there weren’t all these rules to handcuff the defense. Quarterbacks were still fair game and could get the absolute hell knocked out of them and so could the receivers. If prime Dan Marino could play in the NFL today, he’d likely put up 7,000 yards and 60 touchdown passes in a season.
The most underrated season is Matt Ryan 2018 season…. 4900 yards, 35 touchdowns 7ints 108rat…
Thank you Barry for the frequent upload lately. I’m going through tough time since my wife’s boyfriend choked in his vomit after marihuana overdose. Ur videos saved me doing it myself.
The amount of work I assume Barry put into this video is really crazy
So being completely honest Barry. One thing that I don’t like is the I don’t want to say begging but asking for more views on vids(that’s small though but it is there) but damn I must say the amount of work that you put in to make these videos I can tell your on your grind. Just thought I’d give an honest opinion. Keep up the work!!
LET'S GO BARRY
As a statistician, and Eagles fan, I wholeheartedly approve this statistic. This is a great argument for making the MVP award include playoff performance. They play 17 games anyway and if you can’t even get your team into the playoffs, or if you flop in the playoffs, how can you possibly be most valuable?
Because they only play one side of the ball and winning isn't solely reliant on one man
Barry you said 2011 Aaron Rodgers threw for 5,600 yards, but he threw for 4,600
Barry is really turning into an excel wizard lmaooo 😂
Can you do a video ranking the best non-mvp regular seasons
Barry needs more views, no problem anything for a real American hero who keeps us all from a marijuana overdose
2011 drew brees i feel should be on here. i’m biased as a saints fan but u know
Especially since he's counting playoff performance lol at least Brees won a game and then put up huge numbers in that loss to the 49ers...which was far closer than Rodgers' loss to the Giants in the same round.
I'm a Packers fan btw
Nailed it! Montana in 1989, and Niners on a whole was the best I’ve ever seen. In the playoffs they beat the Vikings who were the #1 ranked defense that season, and the Broncos were the #1 scoring defense
As a Packers fan, 2020 Rodgers is better than 2011 Rodgers, and certainly should be on this list
Mahomes led the league in passes under 5 yrs. Truly a Man.
2018 Nathan Peterman not being on here should be considered a war crime
A top 10 worst seasons ever would be funny
Can you do top 10 underrated/underappreciated QBs?
Barry is one of the only CZcamsrs i dont need to turn on my volume booster to hear his viedos
You should make a video like this but for college qbs
no mention of a single Brees season, shameful
can you do a video ranking the top 10 worst NFL Franchises??? based on overall stats, postseason failures and off season blunders
22:34 Wouldn't really say Montana had the best QB postseason. Numbers wise, maybe, but I'd easily put 2012 Joe Flacco above him just because of the degree of difficulty (He had to beat the colts, broncos, pats and 49ers, who were all powerhouses). They both had 11-0 TD-INT ratio, so degree of difficulty is my tiebreaker.
Flacco's defense stunk it up vs the broncos and 49ers and he had to do his part. Whereas Montana's defense didn't allow more than 13 points in the playoffs that season, he basically just had to go through the motions.
You should add sections in your video. Because if people only want to see one particular season they probably won’t be willing to sit through a 23 minute stats video. Good content bro👍
Watching so barry will stop whining for views, i still love you barry, you are my sunshine😌
Thank you for uploading this so my husband and boyfriend can spend some quality time together
Do the madden curse video
I agree with your entire list barry, but the only thing I would say you could possibly change is to put Kurt Warner’s 99 season ahead of Steve Young’s 94 because his value in the regular season AND postseason are both higher, plus he did that as a backup coming in for trent green not a named starter.
I miss football so much…just needed y’all to know
16-0 50 tds any of the other qb's fantasize about stuff like this.
1989 Joe Montana, 1984 Dan Marino and 1976 Ken Stabler. Marino was incredible until SB, no one can match.
You dirty dawg Barry😏😏
Would be interesting to see how some of the lesser known or forgotten great seasons stack up in terms of added value. 2015 Carson Palmer, prime Dan Fouts, 1998 Randall Cunningham, 2002 Rich Gannon or Brett Favre in his MVP stretch.
Hovg
Great video!!!
Honorable Mention. The 1990 MVP Race. The Greatest MVP Race of All Time!!!!
Joe Montana- MVP;
Randall Cunningham
AND
Warren Moon- Offensive Player of the Year
All Their stats were absolutely amazing that year.
Need to incorporate qb runs in it
So the gist of your stat seems to be the extra yards a QB got against that defense that the average QB wouldnt have gotten, which is a pretty cool number imo
I think you should show the average value instead of totals. Would better put to perspective how someone performed overall imho.
You should do a worst and best player to win each award list.
2020 Rodgers was fucking insane
fb fans need more greatness that is Barry
In terms of what was actually accomplished plus statistically, 2022 Mahomes was easily the best of all time
most youtube sponsors suck but I have been using factor for over a year and its pretty good, I thought it was a little pricey but when you compare it to eating out its def cheaper. good job barry not selling out for bad sponsors
Lamars 2019 MVP season was outrageous. 36td's 6ints with 1200 rushing yards was incredible. Not your typical old school qb type numbers but this is the new generation of quarterback.
Agreed it doesn't maatter if it's atypical. It was an all-time type season and should be on the list.
Too bad he choked in tge playoffs. Your new age QBs aren't very good.
You should do march madness videos
I FUCKIN LOVE THESE VIDS
It's so funny the 2011 Packers were one win away from a perfect regular season and the team they lost to literally fired their head coach the prior week and gave up 81 penalty yards on a single drive to the Mark Sanchez-led Jets that week.
It's also funny cause the Chiefs QB, Kyle Orton, had already lost to the packers earlier that season when he was playing for the Broncos. He got traded mid season and got revenge.
They got punched in the mouth by a tough queefs team. Foreshadowing.
Who's that fellow second to the left on the thumbnail? I'm new to this whole football thing.
Honestly, the only real issue I see with this statistic is that it is pretty much dependent on the entire season being played out. It’s a very interesting and effective way of valuing a quarterback based on passing.
I never knew how bad Steve Young's stats were in the NFC championship in 94. He's lucky the cowboys messed the bed in the first half of that game.
Barry what happened to your Tom Brady in depth breakdown videos?
2009 Brees I think should be an honorable mention man got robbed of his MVP season that year but great vid Barry
Dan Marino, the original Danny Dimes.
Broke the madden curse to
Peyton's touchdown vs the Seahawks came when it was 36-0, not 29 Barry 🤨🧐