So then you have to concede that any label of best ever would never be feasible.
I hope you are kidding. Teams of these days would roll those teams. They ran the option and never had a qb that could throw and when I say throw, not even a good high school qb as far as throwing the ball.
It was just a different time. That is why 1950's great Army teams or whatever it was do not count. They probably looked great playing against roofers but no where near the talent of a good 8th grader of today.
Pretty much. a qb 40 years from now whoever he is will likely be the best ever because the game evolves. Compare the greatest qb of today to the greatest qb of 1970. There is no comparison.
There will never be a best ever really. Just guys that transform the game like Peyton.
A team like that Nebraska team would roll teams of today (they are like a modern day Oregon team but with a much much better defense). They used to wreck teams...
They beat Miami and Florida teams with similar talent of today and didn't give up many yards (Florida played a wide open offense and Nebraska shut them down). They would pound and pound a team until they gave up facing 8, 9 or 10 people in the box.
I would say easily one of the top 2 or 3 teams ever but like was said above, hard to compare because they didn't play but that team was as good as any I've ever seen.
Pats read up about the 95 husker team, who they beat, by how many, who was on some of those teams, etc. Google best teams of all time and see how many people put the 95 team at or very near the top (and not just weirdos like me, espn, cnnsi, etc).
Averaged 54 points a game, gave up 14, beat an undefeated SEC team by 40, list goes on and on. Sure there are bigger, faster players today but speed didn't hurt them back then either.
That's like saying Jordan couldn't compete today because the game was slower back then too. There are great teams/players that would translate to any era and this is one of those teams.
Lists like that are based on dominance in their era, how much the team accomplished. I hope nobody actually thinks the '94 Huskers would beat modern day Alabama teams. Too much speed and strength to overcome.
Look at combine scores, you'll get the right answer.
Comparing '94 Nebraska to Michael Jordan is not even in the same ballpark. I'd take the early aughts U teams over Nebraska.
Pats read up about the 95 husker team, who they beat, by how many, who was on some of those teams, etc. Google best teams of all time and see how many people put the 95 team at or very near the top (and not just weirdos like me, espn, cnnsi, etc).
Averaged 54 points a game, gave up 14, beat an undefeated SEC team by 40, list goes on and on. Sure there are bigger, faster players today but speed didn't hurt them back then either.
That's like saying Jordan couldn't compete today because the game was slower back then too. There are great teams/players that would translate to any era and this is one of those teams.
That 94 Husker team would beat the Tide no matter what Tide team you brought...
Yes I know you think every single athlete 20-30 years ago was better than now. Tom Brady and Peyton Manning would be an avg QB in the 80s, we have you on record saying that. This is the guy who is agreeing with you GoBlue....