2012 is an all time favorite NFL season, and where my condensed archive begins in the Greatest Close Games playlist above. A schematic explosion as the Panthers, Redskins, Seahawks, 49ers embraced read option tactics of leaving the best D end unblocked and reading him for a QB keeper that led to big gains by RG3,Kaep, etc, OR steady RB gains. Alfred Morris 1600 rushing yards as a Redskins 6th round rookie. The run game had a renaissance, it was hard to stop these run games without assigning 8 in run fits being exposed for play action. What a season, SO many epic games. Because Skins, 49ers, Seahawks, Panthers were in so many close fun games. Besides them, the Bengals were great, the Texans peak at 12-4, the Patriots were still a force, just so many great teams playing great games. JJwatt Houston and Geno Atkins of Bengals were so fun to watch having one of their peak years of sacks. And after all that excitement with 60 great reg season games, we get one of the best postseasons of all time. The RAVENS became a high scoring team out of nowhere, IN the Divisional Round with an epic Vs Manning that's shared by NFL channel. Must have seen it 5 times in the last 11 years. Ironically when their D was not as great as 08-11, Joe Flacco starts slinging it and nailing big plays and scoring scoring scoring. If you didn't get to watch 2012's out of market thrillers, or you vaguely remember, here's the playlist of greatest games starts in 2012. ruclips.net/p/PLbGLzzomCfA5npQeb0jTnkevd_2UmV-FA
We need 2 awards, MVP and MVQB. It's ridiculous, because so many all time great seasons are totally forgotten. Like Derrick Henry 2K; Tyreek Hill's 2023 will also be forgotten if he doesn't get MVP.
2012 was epic and I uploaded EVERY close exciting game here in 2019-2020: ruclips.net/p/PLbGLzzomCfA5npQeb0jTnkevd_2UmV-FA - The only missing games got blocked years later, but usually it was because an official channel uploaded the game.
Ah yes, the most recent non-qb to win MVP… Too bad he’s a pos father and human being (this is coming from someone who’s been physically and emotionally abused by their own father)
I still love AP. Its backwards ass corporal punishment 1/2 of America esp down south thinks is the only way to parent. I got my ass kicked with sticks too, off the boat greek parenting...didn't work, cause it rarely does, why parents who beat have to do it ALL the time. You just learn all that matters is don't get caught. Then you get too big, and you have a violent teenager who can fight back, isn't afraid of pain, is more then a match for 40+ year old dads.
@@WalterWhiteFootballSharing I like AP as player, just not as a parent, I don’t agree with physical abuse as a way to punish someone because it only leaves them traumatized and more scared near the people around them and they may even get ptsd when they get older (I know from experience), imo I think they are more better and less harmful ways to punish someone
2012 is an all time favorite NFL season, and where my condensed archive begins in the Greatest Close Games playlist above. A schematic explosion as the Panthers, Redskins, Seahawks, 49ers embraced read option tactics of leaving the best D end unblocked and reading him for a QB keeper that led to big gains by RG3,Kaep, etc, OR steady RB gains. Alfred Morris 1600 rushing yards as a Redskins 6th round rookie. The run game had a renaissance, it was hard to stop these run games without assigning 8 in run fits being exposed for play action. What a season, SO many epic games. Because Skins, 49ers, Seahawks, Panthers were in so many close fun games. Besides them, the Bengals were great, the Texans peak at 12-4, the Patriots were still a force, just so many great teams playing great games. JJwatt Houston and Geno Atkins of Bengals were so fun to watch having one of their peak years of sacks. And after all that excitement with 60 great reg season games, we get one of the best postseasons of all time. The RAVENS became a high scoring team out of nowhere, IN the Divisional Round with an epic Vs Manning that's shared by NFL channel. Must have seen it 5 times in the last 11 years. Ironically when their D was not as great as 08-11, Joe Flacco starts slinging it and nailing big plays and scoring scoring scoring. If you didn't get to watch 2012's out of market thrillers, or you vaguely remember, here's the playlist of greatest games starts in 2012. ruclips.net/p/PLbGLzzomCfA5npQeb0jTnkevd_2UmV-FA
AD...the last non QB to win MVP
We need 2 awards, MVP and MVQB. It's ridiculous, because so many all time great seasons are totally forgotten. Like Derrick Henry 2K; Tyreek Hill's 2023 will also be forgotten if he doesn't get MVP.
2012 was epic and I uploaded EVERY close exciting game here in 2019-2020: ruclips.net/p/PLbGLzzomCfA5npQeb0jTnkevd_2UmV-FA - The only missing games got blocked years later, but usually it was because an official channel uploaded the game.
Ah yes, the most recent non-qb to win MVP…
Too bad he’s a pos father and human being (this is coming from someone who’s been physically and emotionally abused by their own father)
I still love AP. Its backwards ass corporal punishment 1/2 of America esp down south thinks is the only way to parent. I got my ass kicked with sticks too, off the boat greek parenting...didn't work, cause it rarely does, why parents who beat have to do it ALL the time. You just learn all that matters is don't get caught. Then you get too big, and you have a violent teenager who can fight back, isn't afraid of pain, is more then a match for 40+ year old dads.
@@WalterWhiteFootballSharing I like AP as player, just not as a parent, I don’t agree with physical abuse as a way to punish someone because it only leaves them traumatized and more scared near the people around them and they may even get ptsd when they get older (I know from experience), imo I think they are more better and less harmful ways to punish someone