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It’s insane how one game can completely change the perception of a player. Drake Maye in just his second NFL season: 📌 4,300 passing yards 📌 35 TDs, 8 INTs 📌 Led New England to the Super Bowl 📌 Finished one vote shy of MVP …yet somehow he’s ranked...

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Repost from @gritadelphia_ • PHILLY SPORTS FANS HAVE HAD ENOUGH OF SPIKE ESKIN 😤🗑️🚮 This is a man who has made a career out of hating on Philadelphia’s biggest moments. When Bryce Harper hit for the cycle and went 7-for-9 with four RBI in one of the most dominant weekends in franchise history, Spike Eskin’s response was to call him “selfish.” Not celebrate it. Not acknowledge one of the great individual stretches in Phillies history. Attack it. When Jalen Hurts led this franchise to a Super Bowl and won Super Bowl MVP, Eskin still couldn’t bring himself to call him a top-five quarterback, spending an entire season riding the Hurts hate train while the rest of the city moved on to celebrating a championship. And when LeBron James, the greatest player of this generation, signed with the Sixers, Eskin went on the radio and called it “one of the worst days” of his fandom, then spent days trying to convince everyone he wasn’t just doing it for clicks. There’s a pattern here, and Philly sports fans see it clearly. Every time this city has a reason to celebrate, Spike Eskin finds a way to make it about himself and his manufactured contrarian takes. Hold Bryce Harper accountable after an MVP-caliber weekend. Dismiss a Super Bowl MVP quarterback. Trash the biggest free agency addition in Sixers history. It’s not analysis, it’s rage bait dressed up as “honesty,” and fans have caught on to the act a long time ago. Philadelphia doesn’t need a hater masquerading as a fan. We’ve got championship banners, championship quarterbacks, and now the greatest player alive suiting up for the Sixers, and no amount of forced negativity from Spike Eskin changes any of it.

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The 1994 NFL MVP: Steve Young 30 years ago, Steve Young delivered what many consider as one of the greatest seasons in QB history, earning his second MVP in three years, and the fifth MVP for the 49ers franchise, which was the most of any franchise at that point. Young had himself a generational campaign, with a passer rating of 112.8 (an NFL record at the time), 324 out of 461 completions, 3,969 yards, and 35 touchdowns. But Steve Young could run the ball, too. His 293 rushing yards that season were the most of any quarterback in the league, as were his 7 rushing touchdowns, and perhaps most impressively, Young fumbled only 4 times. Young was not only the best passer in the league, he was also the best running quarterback. In that era, this was an extraordinarily lethal and rare combination. In the Super Bowl, he threw six touchdown passes in a 24-for-36 performance against the San Diego Chargers, leading San Francisco to a 49–26 championship victory. On the 75th anniversary of this iconic 1994 season, a year where throwback uniforms were celebrated by the NFL and a special anniversary logo patch was worn, we’ve brought back the Authentic 49ers ‘94 uniform. Staying tuned to the finer details that make all the difference, our Authentics feature the same ‘HAY’ letters that was embroidered into each patch that year. This was done to pay homage to Ralph Hay, who was incredibly influential in bringing teams together to create a more structured professional football league.

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