u/NickyFoles1020

As the title says. Why should I not move there?

Early 30s male in finance who leans liberal. A good dating life is important for the move too

Does anyone know of any good finance or accounting recruiters in Philadelphia? Job market is tough right now

Over the course of the history of the Super Bowl there have been four quarterback rematches. Here is how they have played out.

Roger Staubach’s Cowboys played against Terry Bradshaw’s Steelers. Both time the Steelers and Bradshaw beat Staubach and the Cowboys. Bradshaw would go 2-0 in those super bowls. Both would go on to become hall of famers. Bradshaw going 4-0 in Super Bowls while Staubach went on to go 2-2

The second time was when Troy Aikman’s Cowboys played against Jim Kelly’s Bills. Aikman would go on to win both games. Ultimately going 3-0 in his total Super Bowls as Jim Kelly would ultimately go on to be 0-4 in the Super Bowl. Both would go on to make the hall of fame

The third time around was when Eli Manning’s Giants played against Tom Brady’s Patriots. Eli Manning would famously beat the undefeated Patriots in what is considered the greatest upset in football history. A few years later they would meet again and one more time Eli would march down the field and lead a game winning drive to beat the Patriots and Brady. Eli would retire as a two time Super Bowl champion and two time Super Bowl MVP and Tom Brady would ultimately go on to a 7-3 Super Bowl record. He is considered the greatest player of all time

The fourth and final match up is between Patrick Mahomes and Jalen Hurts. In the first match up the Chiefs and Mahomes would go on to beat the Eagles and Hurts. Hurts would go on to tie and set multiple Super Bowl records in a losing effort. In the rematch the Eagles would beat the Chiefs and Mahomes. Both of their careers are still being written. Hurts has seen some regression but looks to bounce back this season. While Mahomes is coming off an acl injury. Mahomes is still considered the best quarterback of this generation.

Let me know what you think of this Super Bowl trivia facts

I see a lot of places on here recommended a lot. Chicago, Philly, Austin and Nashville.

Has anyone here moved to one of the popular cities and not liked it?

I want to hear why someone shouldn’t move to a particular popular city.

Seeing as how the game of football has changed and is a passing league. A record that has been surprisingly close to being broken several times is the career rushing touchdowns record in a Super Bowl held by Emmitt Smith

Here is the list of the players with at least three rushing touchdowns. I stopped at three because after it’s a 16 way tie for two total rushing touchdowns

Will we see this record get broken?

Yes, I also realize I messed up the title

1. Emmit Smith - 5
2. Thurman Thomas - 4
3. John Elway - 4
4. Franco Harris - 4
5. Jalen Hurts - 4
6. James White - 3
7. Terrell Davis - 3

Going through a last rough few months. Wanted to watch something that would cheer me up a bit. I’ll try to watch the full games if I can find them, if not I’ll watch the highlights. What are your recommendations for top 10 Eagles games or must watch games/highlights?

Just wanted to say thank to this community

I made a post about a week ago. In the post I vented about my frustrations with dating and with how I have been feeling burnt out.

After the post I had a few people reach out. One of them was /u/theasianplayboy. He offered some words over text and asked if had some time for a call later in the week.

I didn’t know what to expect. It felt like I had someone who was listening to me and understood my frustrations. I was offered genuine advice and encouragement. It was just something I needed to hear and I felt like someone understood how I was feeling. There was no sales call or pitch for a business. Just someone who saw that I was hurting and wanted to offer a helping hand.

I wanted to just say thank you /u/theasianplayboy. I appreciate you listening and talking with me. I’m going to take the things we talked about and use them to move forward

Most teams that pick a quarterback 1st overall, do so with the intention of them having be their franchise qb for the next 10 years. The goal is to win a Super Bowl. Here is who has been selected and if they started a Super Bowl. Also if they won and how many championships

2026 Fernando Mendoza
(Indiana)
Las Vegas Raider
*Upcoming rookie season

2025 Cam Ward
(Miami)
Tennessee Titans
*Still playing

2024 Caleb Williams
(USC)
Chicago Bears
*Still playing

2023 Bryce Young
(Alabama)
Carolina Panthers
*Still playing

2021 Trevor Lawrence
(Clemson)
Jacksonville Jaguars
*Still playing

2020 Joe Burrow
(LSU)
Cincinnati Bengals
*Started a Super Bowl

2019 Kyler Murray
(Oklahoma)
Arizona Cardinals
*Still playing

2018 Baker Mayfield
(Oklahoma)
Cleveland Browns
*Still playing

2016 Jared Goff
(California)
St. Louis Rams
*Started a Super Bowl

2015 Jameis Winston
(Florida State)
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
*Still playing

2012 Andrew Luck
(Stanford)
Indianapolis Colts

2011 Cam Newton
(Auburn)
Carolina Panthers
*Started a Super Bowl

2010 Sam Bradford
(Oklahoma)
St. Louis Rams

2009 Matthew Stafford - 1x Super Bowl champion
(Georgia)
Detroit Lions
*Still playing

2007 JaMarcus Russell
(LSU)
Oakland Raiders

2005 Alex Smith
(Utah)
San Francisco 49ers

2004 Eli Manning - 2x Super Bowl champion
(Ole Miss)
San Diego Chargers
*Traded to Giants

2003 Carson Palmer
(USC)
Cincinnati Bengals

2002 David Carr
(Fresno State)
Houston Texans

2001 Michael Vick
(Virginia Tech)
Atlanta Falcons

1999 Tim Couch
(Kentucky)
Cleveland Browns

1998 Peyton Manning - 2x Super Bowl champion
(Tennessee)
Indianapolis Colts

1993 Drew Bledsoe
(Washington State)
New England Patriots
*Started a Super Bowl
*Won as a back up

1990 Jeff George
(Illinois)
Indianapolis Colts

1989 Troy Aikman - 3x Super Bowl champion
(UCLA)
Dallas Cowboys

1987 Vinny Testaverde
(Miami)
Tampa Bay Buccaneers

1983 John Elway - 2x Super Bowl champion
(Stanford)
Baltimore Colts
*Traded to Broncos

1975 Steve Bartkowski
(California)
Atlanta Falcons

1971 Jim Plunkett - 2x Super Bowl champion
(Stanford)
New England Patriots
*Won as Raider

1970 Terry Bradshaw - 4x Super Bowl champion
(Louisiana Tech)
Pittsburgh Steelers

I waited tables for 6 years in my early 20s and worked construction while I pursued a career as a professional athlete.

I had no money, was lost and felt like I was stuck when my athletic career fizzled out.

Then I decided to go back to school after dropping out of college twice. Got a degree in Finance and Accounting. Turns out I really like it and enjoy the problem solving and the legal aspect of it all

Now all I hear is we’re going extinct and being replaced by AI. Sometimes it makes me sad and I worry because I love what I do now. I worked so hard to get to a point I never thought I would reach. I can pay my bills and get extra guacamole when I go out to eat.

Just a rant

Hi, looking to get out and socialize a bit more. I wanted to ask what some good bars were for a bit of an older crowd?

A place I can go by myself and talk to people or make friends.

Hi, looking to get out and socialize a bit more. I wanted to ask what some good bars were for a bit of an older crowd?

A place I can go by myself and talk to people or make friends.

I’ve always liked random football facts and even more so random Super Bowl facts regarding quarterbacks

Getting to the Super Bowl is not easy let alone getting to more than one

Here is a list of quarterbacks and their records who have started at minimum two super bowls

Brady 7-3

Elway 2-3

Mahomes 3-2

Bradshaw 4-0

Montana 4-0

Staubach 2-2

Peyton Manning 2-2

Jim Kelly 0-4

Troy Aikman 3-0

Bob Griese 2-1

Roethlisberger 2-1

Kurt Warner 1-2

Fran Tarkenton 0-3

Bart Starr 2-0

Jim Plunkett 2-0

Eli Manning 2-0

Jalen Hurts 1-1

Russell Wilson 1-1

Joe Theisman 1-1

Len Dawson 1-1

Brett Favre 1-1

Craig Morton 0-2

I may have missed a few but I think I got them all