This Is What the NFL Was Like 22 Years Ago

Go to http://kalshi.com/r/KAI and all new users get $25 when they trade $25. Use promo code KAI In the 2004 NFL Season: The defending champion Patriots rip off an NFL-record 21-game winning streak as they chase their third Super Bowl in four years Peyton Manning produces one of the greatest quarterback seasons ever, throwing an NFL-record 49 touchdowns and breaking Steve Young’s single-season passer-rating record Rookie Ben Roethlisberger takes over for an injured Tommy Maddox, goes a perfect 13–0 as a starter, and helps lead Pittsburgh to a stunning 15–1 record The Steelers end New England’s historic winning streak and then destroy the undefeated Eagles one week later Philadelphia finally gives Donovan McNabb an elite receiver in Terrell Owens and races to 13–1 before T.O. fractures his fibula just weeks before the playoffs Drew Brees goes from nearly being replaced by Philip Rivers to a Pro Bowler as the Chargers shock the NFL and finish 12–4 Antonio Gates emerges from nowhere to break the single-season touchdown record for a tight end Daunte Culpepper throws for 4,717 yards and 39 touchdowns during one of the greatest quarterback seasons to not win MVP Curtis Martin beats Shaun Alexander by a single yard for the rushing title at age 31 Ed Reed wins Defensive Player of the Year after leading the NFL in interceptions and setting records as one of football’s most dangerous defensive playmakers Randy Moss silences Lambeau with four Vikings touchdowns from Culpepper and celebrates with his infamous fake moon Doug Brien misses two potential game-winning field goals as the Jets nearly eliminate the 15–1 Steelers New England’s injury-ravaged defense holds Peyton Manning and the highest-scoring offense in football to just three points The Patriots get revenge on Pittsburgh in the AFC Championship Game while Philadelphia finally breaks through after three straight NFC Championship losses Terrell Owens makes a miraculous return for Super Bowl XXXIX and catches nine passes for 122 yards on a badly injured ankle Deion Branch ties a Super Bowl record with 11 catches as the Patriots beat the Eagles 24–21 to win their third championship in four seasons and officially become an NFL dynasty AND SO MUCH MORE… #nfl #nflfootball