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The original was posted on /r/nfl by /u/theVoxFortis on 2024-02-26 18:36:20.
Trubisky, Mahomes, Watson, Dobbs, and Peterman have all proven to be exceptional QBs so early on in their careers. Through seven seasons they have three Superbowl wins, four conference championships, two MVPs, nine pro bowls, three all-pros, leaders in multiple different single-season statistical categories and a collective W-L record of 161-99 or 61.9%.
Since 1983 is commonly accepted as the best QB class of all-time, and only has John Elway’s two end of career Superbowls attributed to that class, I think this 20202017 is certainly ripe to take over that designation. Obviously only time will tell and currently the individual achievements of 1983 far outweigh 20202017. I’m not entirely sure how the first seven years of the two different classes stack up against one another but since Kelly didn’t join the bills until '86, and the others had just 2 Superbowl appearances as well, than it’s probably comparable (maybe even in terms of “missed seasons”).
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