Nick Wright

I still don't think you would have said he was the GOAT yet.

I think you would have been like, well, Brady beat him twice in the playoffs.

So I agree with you that in that moment, if it's polymarket, going into that game, his chance of being known, ending his career as the GOAT, was at like 76%.

And after the game, it dropped to like...

49.

And as we sit here today, it feels like it's around 30.

So I don't know.

The Mahomes thing is so weird because it's hard to like...

really pin down what we're saying because so they, they trade Tyree kill and that next year they're the highest scoring team in the league.

He has more yards than any quarterback in history and was unbelievable, but it was all dink and dunk stuff.

It wasn't deep bombs.

It was just wildly efficient.

They win the super bowl the next year.

Everyone's like, this is the worst Chiefs team yet.

They actually have to go on the road in the playoffs.

And in those playoffs, he has one of the greatest individual playoff runs in the history of the sport.

Going to Buffalo, going to Baltimore, coming back 10 down in the Super Bowl.

And it's like, holy shit.

Like, why would we doubt this guy again?

And then last year was super weird because he had these insane fourth quarter, third down clutch numbers, but every other number it's like, it's worse than Trevor Lawrence or something.