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The National Football League is the toughest football league on Earth.
And, just like it happens in all major sports, winning a championship is perhaps the most difficult thing one could ever think of.
That’s why some give quarterbacks a pass for never getting a Super Bowl ring, while others believe they should be to blame, as they’re perhaps the most important player on the team.
Whatever the case, it’s obvious that there will always be some pressure to win when you’re a quarterback, and this year won’t be the exception to that rule.
And according to former NFL player-turned-analyst Keyshawn Johnson, there are six QBs under the most pressure to win a Super Bowl right now: Joe Burrow, Justin Herbert, Lamar Jackson, Dak Prescott, Josh Allen, and Aaron Rodgers.
The top 6 QB’s under the most pressure to win the Super Bowl according to @keyshawn. What do you think of his list? pic.twitter.com/9DoyrWR7DO
— Keyshawn, JWill & Max (@KeyJayandMax) February 24, 2023
Burrow already made it to the Super Bowl in his first full season, but he fell short this year, and he definitely doesn’t want to have that ‘Dan Marino curse.’
As for Herbert, he’s been mostly held back by poor coaching, but there’s no excuse for blowing a 27-point lead in a playoff game, and the narrative around him may start to shift soon.
Jackson is demanding to get paid as a top-tier QB, so he needs to prove that he can deliver as such.
When it comes to Prescott, he’s done little to prove that he’s worthy of that big payday he got, and the clock is ticking on him.
Allen is one of the most impactful quarterbacks in the game, but he continues to fall short in the postseason, and it’s time he leads the Buffalo Bills back to the promised land.
Last but not least, it’s been more than a decade since Rodgers made it to the Super Bowl, and with all the talking and money-making he’s done ever since, it’s time he delivers once and for all.
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