The 2016 season is about to begin. TB12 has been suspended for illegally using deflated footballs. Philly & Dallas are hoping their new QBs are the future. The Panthers are still a thing, and Antonio Brown is, at the moment, fairly likable.
Welcome to the 2017 season. Atlanta is coming off of a 28-3 lead, while the G-Men are trying to get past their decision to hang out on a boat before the playoffs.
The year is 2018, and football is about to change forever. Patrick Mahomes has arrived. Also, New England won’t roll over after a devastating loss. Jon Gruden has returned to Oakland—where everything is sure to work out perfectly.
The 2019 season begins with a bombshell: Andrew Luck is retiring. Jimmy Garoppolo looks like he could really be the guy in SF. The Josh Allen experiment begins working in Buffalo, and Lamar Jackson is coming for absolutely everyone.
The 2020 football season features the end of Drew Brees, Philip Rivers in Indianapolis of all places and Russell Wilson trying really hard not to lose MVP to Mahomes again. But, most notably, Tom Brady is now in Tampa Bay.
If the only thing that happened in the 2021 season was Urban Meyer flaming out of Jacksonville, it would still be worth watching. But you also get the rise of Joe Burrow, Brady retiring for the first time, and Washington changing its name.
