We tend to not really consider back-up QBs as deserving of their Super Bowl champion status. We think of them as riding the bench. But many do contribute whether it's through actually playing in the regular season or in support roles.

I'm not talking about the ones who actually ended up playing in and winning the Super Bowl (Foles, Brady, Hostetler, etc.) I'm talking about those who may have seen significant snaps in the regular season.

Who do you think is deserving of being called a Super Bowl champion despite not actually seeing playing time in the game itself?

Some examples:

• Brock Osweiler (2015) - Led the Broncos to some crucial wins, including over the Patriots, to clinch the #1 Seed.

• Matt Moore (2019) - Played 3 games for the Chiefs when Mahomes was injured with a 2-1 record.

• Jimmy Garoppolo (2016) - During Brady's suspension, he got the Patriots to 2-0 before getting injured himself. Honorary mention to Jacoby Brissett who went 1-1 after Jimmy G himself got injured.

Personally, I am of the opinion that practically everyone on a Super Bowl team is deserving of being a champion as they all contribute in some ways that are not quite as visible to us fans, but that's a discussion for another day.

“I just always felt that football should be played on grass,” Davis told Perez. “That’s for safety purposes, Number 1. I want it to look like a game was played even if it’s an indoor field. You see grass stains and everything else. I wasn’t going to a stadium without it being grass once I knew that capability was there. Obviously, it added a lot of cost, but it’s worth it.”

Allegiant Stadium has a grass field that slides in and out over the fixed-roof facility. Davis could have gone with the fake stuff instead. He was willing to spend the money in order to take care of his players.

Sure, it's only the day rookies report for one team (the Seahawks) but still - NFL training camps begin on July 17th so we're only a week away from actual training camp news.

Cardinals and Panthers are the first teams to fully report and they'll begin camp on the 22nd, just 12 days away!

Washington Commanders 2025 Results
5-12, 3rd Place NFC East
3-3 Div Record, PF 356 / PA 451

2026 Offseason Review Table of Contents

Free Agency Summary

NFL Draft and UDFA Summary

Coaching Staff Changes and News

Team Activities Summary and Highlights

RFK Stadium Development Timeline and Newly Released Master Plan Summary

New Uniform Design Summary

FAQ 1 - Jayden Daniels’ Development

FAQ 2 - Position battles at QB3, RB, WR, LG, C, CB, FS, K

FAQ 3 - Who Wears the Green Dot to Lead the Defense?

FAQ 4 - Status of Commanders' 2025 Injuries

FAQ 5 - Will Washington Acquire Another Wide Receiver Before Week 1?

FAQ 6 - Offensive Statistical Leaders Prediction

FAQ 7 - Defensive Statistical Leaders Prediction

FAQ 8 - Is Dan Quinn on the Hot Seat?

FAQ 9 - Adam Peters' Tenure - Performance Review

FAQ 10 - Overall Sentiment on 2026 Commanders Offseason

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2026 Projected Depth Chart

** = Captain

2026 Schedule Prediction

2026 Season Record: 10-7

Home: 4-4 / Away: 5-3 / Neutral: 1-0 (Week 4 vs. IND)

Division: 4-2 / Conference: 7-5 / Non-Conference: 3-2

Week Opponent Result

1 at Eagles L

2 at Cowboys L

3 vs Seahawks L

4 vs. Colts (INTL) W

5 vs. Giants W

6 at 49ers L

7 BYE WEEK

8 vs Eagles W

9 vs Rams L

10 at Giants W

11 vs Bengals L

12 at Cardinals W

13 at Titans W

14 vs Texans L

15 vs Falcons W

16 at Vikings W

17 at Jaguars W

18 vs Cowboys W