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* ApologeticAttacker: In the ''Film/{{Taken}}'' episode, he destroys the Texans, down to torturing one with a blowtorch, but he never stops apologizing and complementing them.
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* ApologeticAttacker: In the ''Film/{{Taken}}'' episode, he destroys the Texans, other AFC South teams, down to torturing one Jaguars player with a blowtorch, but he never stops apologizing and complementing them.
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-->'''Baby!Baker:''' Hello, you silly b*tches. If you're feeling dangerous, [[PleaseSubscribeToOurChannel subscribe to this channel channel]] to watch more f*cking episodes. Wooo, I'm so hyped for this sh*t!
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* BadassBaritone: Develops an extremely deep voice after losing his rookie baby voice.
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* PerpetualSmiler: Is ''always'' smiling regardless of the situation.
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* DemotedToExtra: [[JustifiedTrope Understandably]], he's become a much less significant character since the real Eli Manning's retirement.
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* DemotedToExtra: [[JustifiedTrope Understandably]], he's become Became a much less significant character character, [[JustifiedTrope understandably]], since the real Eli Manning's retirement.
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* DemotedToExtra: Was a regular character in Season 1, but has made only three appearances in the six seasons since, with only one of the three (in which he's showing Martellus Bennett around the "NFL retirement home") even having him in a major role; of the other two, one is only an extremely brief appearance (when he appears as an apparition by “Franchise the Clown”), and the other has him in a side role unrelated to the main plot (when he's hosting a carnival game along with Eli).
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* DemotedToExtra: Was a regular character in Season 1, but has made only three four appearances in the six seasons since, with only one of the three (in which he's showing Martellus Bennett around the "NFL retirement home") even having him in a major role; of the other two, one is only an extremely major, plot-significant role (the others are a brief appearance (when he appears as an apparition by “Franchise the Clown”), Clown”, being the photographer for the playoff picture, and the other has him in a side role unrelated to the main plot (when he's hosting a carnival game along with Eli).Eli in an episode side plot).
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* VerbalTic: Occasionally speaks his lines to the tune of the "Nationwide" commercial.
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* VerbalTic: Occasionally Sometimes speaks his lines to the tune of the "Nationwide" commercial.
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* RememberTheNewGuy: His first appearance depicts him as this, with Sean [=McVay=] only calling him "Bengals Coach".
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* BadassBaritone: Develops an extremely deep voice after losing his rookie baby voice.
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* DemotedToExtra: Was a regular character in Season 1, but has made only three appearances in the six seasons since, with only one of the three (in which he's showing Martellus Bennett around the "NFL retirement home") even having him in a major role; of the other two, one is only an extremely brief appearance (when he appears as an apparition by “Franchise the Clown”), and the other has him in a side role unrelated to the main plot (when he's hosting a carnival game along with Eli).
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* TheBusCameBack: Returns for a cameo in the Season 7 finale after last being seen in Season 4.
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* DudeWheresMyRespect: He's extremely annoyed that he can't win a prize at the quarter-season carnival when players who've done less are able to win prizes.
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* DudeWheresMyRespect: He's extremely annoyed that he can't win a prize at the quarter-season carnival carnival[[note]]an obvious metaphor for a long-term contract[[/note]] when players who've done less are able to win prizes.
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* TheAce: Routinely seen doing things with ease that other players struggle with.
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* TheAce: Routinely seen doing things with ease that other players struggle with.with, such as playing on the [=WiFi=] during a ski race and asking if the insane "Scrambler" ride is the merry-go-round.
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* MadLibsCatchphrase: "Wow! What a fun, easy [whatever he just did]!"
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* MadLibsCatchphrase: "Wow! What a fun, easy [whatever he just did]!"situation he's in]!"
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!!Zac Taylor
* VerbalTic: Constantly adds his name in front of words that rhyme or sound similar, e.g. "Zac Nap" "Zac Snack", etc.
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* PintSizedPowerhouse: Kyler is ''tiny'' compared to every other character in the series, a clear {{Lampshad|e Hanging}}ing of how much his size was a topic of discussion ahead of his rookie year. [[note]]The real Kyler Murray is 5'10" -- shorter than the average NFL quarterback, but average for an adult American male, certainly not child-sized by any stretch of the imagination.[[/note]]
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* PintSizedPowerhouse: Kyler is ''tiny'' compared to every other character in the series, a clear {{Lampshad|e Hanging}}ing of how much his size was a topic of discussion ahead of his rookie year. [[note]]The real Kyler Murray is 5'10" -- a few inches shorter than the average most NFL quarterback, quarterbacks, but average for an adult American male, certainly not child-sized by any stretch of the imagination.[[/note]]
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* PintSizedPowerhouse: Kyler is ''tiny'' compared to every other character in the series, a clear {{Lampshad|e Hanging}}ing of how much his size was a topic of discussion ahead of his rookie year. [[note]]The real Kyler Murray is 5'10" -- shorter than the average NFL quarterback, but average for an adult American male, certainly not child-sized by any stretch of the imagination. For reference, Murray and Russell Wilson are the same height in real life, but only the former gets this treatment in the series.[[/note]]
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* PintSizedPowerhouse: Kyler is ''tiny'' compared to every other character in the series, a clear {{Lampshad|e Hanging}}ing of how much his size was a topic of discussion ahead of his rookie year. [[note]]The real Kyler Murray is 5'10" -- shorter than the average NFL quarterback, but average for an adult American male, certainly not child-sized by any stretch of the imagination. For reference, Murray and Russell Wilson are the same height in real life, but only the former gets this treatment in the series.[[/note]]
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* SirSwearsALot: He's seemingly unable to get through more than a sentence or two without dropping an f-bomb. Played for extra laughs in his rookie season due to the contrast with his rookie baby voice.
-->'''Baby!Mayfield:''' Hello, you silly b*tches. If you're feeling dangerous, subscribe to this channel to watch more f*cking episodes. Whoo, I'm so hyped for this sh*t!
-->'''Baby!Mayfield:''' Hello, you silly b*tches. If you're feeling dangerous, subscribe to this channel to watch more f*cking episodes. Whoo, I'm so hyped for this sh*t!
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* SirSwearsALot: He's seemingly unable to get through more than a sentence or two without dropping an f-bomb.some kind of profanity. Played for extra laughs in his rookie season due to the contrast with his rookie baby voice.
-->'''Baby!Mayfield:''' Hello, you silly b*tches. If you're feeling dangerous, subscribe to this channel to watch more f*cking episodes.Whoo, Wooo, I'm so hyped for this sh*t!
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* PintSizedPowerhouse: Kyler is ''tiny'' compared to every other character in the series, a clear {{Lampshad|e Hanging}}ing of how much his size was a topic of discussion ahead of his rookie year (despite the fact that the real Kyler Murray is 5'10" -- shorter than the average NFL quarterback, but certainly not child-sized by any stretch of the imagination).
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* PintSizedPowerhouse: Kyler is ''tiny'' compared to every other character in the series, a clear {{Lampshad|e Hanging}}ing of how much his size was a topic of discussion ahead of his rookie year (despite the fact that the year. [[note]]The real Kyler Murray is 5'10" -- shorter than the average NFL quarterback, but average for an adult American male, certainly not child-sized by any stretch of the imagination).
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* PintSizedPowerhouse: Kyler is ''tiny'' compared to every other character in the series, a clear {{Lampshad|e Hanging}}ing of how much his size was a topic of discussion ahead of his rookie year (despite the fact that the real Kyler Murray is 5'10" -- shorter than the average NFL quarterback, but certainly not child-sized).
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* PintSizedPowerhouse: Kyler is ''tiny'' compared to every other character, character in the series, a clear {{Lampshad|e Hanging}}ing of how much his size was a topic of discussion ahead of his rookie year.
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-->'''Lamar Jackson:''' ''(Looking at menu)'' I want... IT ALL!
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* ShakingTheRump: In the Season 1 Christmas special, Santa Claus uses his magic to make an angry Roger Goodell twerk, to Antonio Brown's delight. Goodell later does it again at the end. (Also ends up being a bit of Fridge Humor, as this scene combined with the change in the character in Season 2 and beyond essentially suggests that Santa "fixed" Goodell by showing him how much fun dancing is.)
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[[folder:Current Players]]
!!BakerMayfield
* GroundhogDayLoop: Gets stuck in one after leading the Browns to the playoffs in 2020.
* SirSwearsALot: He's seemingly unable to get through more than a sentence or two without dropping an f-bomb. Played for extra laughs in his rookie season due to the contrast with his rookie baby voice.
!!Lamar Jackson
* AxCrazy: In all his appearances after his 2018 rookie year, he is depicted with a deep, maniacal voice and an overly-aggressive personality, unable to even order at a restaurant without this leaking through.
-->'''Lamar Jackson:''' ''(Looking at menu)'' I want... IT ALL!
* BadlyBatteredBabysitter: One episode has him babysitting the 2020 rookies, who quickly prove to be more of a handful than he anticipated. However, he eventually gets the upper hand.
* DudeWheresMyRespect: He's extremely annoyed that he can't win a prize at the quarter-season carnival when players who've done less are able to win prizes.
!!Patrick Mahomes
* TheAce: Routinely seen doing things with ease that other players struggle with.
* BewareTheSillyOnes: Mahomes has an exaggerated version of his “Kermit the Frog” voice, acts like a kid at a candy store, only worries about throwing his friend the football too hard... and is constantly dropping casual and coincidental {{Badass Boast}}s along the lines of how easy he finds everything right after someone else has expressed terror or nervousness. He is one of the few quarterbacks to avoid getting victimized in “The Purge”, and manages to unwittingly [[BigDamnHeroes save Kirk Cousins and Cam Newton from Goodell’s ritual]]. Also, he nearly defeats both Lamar Jackson and Russell Wilson in the 2019 “MVP Race”, despite a delayed start, and only stopped because he already won one.
* MadLibsCatchphrase: "Wow! What a fun, easy [whatever he just did]!"
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[[folder:Former Players]]
!!Andrew Luck
* ApologeticAttacker: In the ''Film/{{Taken}}'' episode, he destroys the Texans, down to torturing one with a blowtorch, but he never stops apologizing and complementing them.
* BewareTheNiceOnes: After spending most of the first two seasons as a nice guy plagued with injuries, Andrew Luck "goes full Liam Neeson" on the Texans, complete with a robot arm. [[note]]And Quenton Nelson[[/note]]
-->'''Andrew''': Oh golly! I don't know who you are or what you want, but I'm Andrew- Hello! I have a very particular set of skills, skills I've required over almost half a career. Skills like accuracy, good decision making, and recommending the perfect book. Skills that make me a nightmare for people like you, [[ApologeticAttacker and I'm sorry about that]]. If you let the AFC South go now, that will be the end of it. But if you don't, I will look for you, I will find you- you silly goose- and I will absolutely destroy you.
* ButNowIMustGo: In the Season 4 premiere, Luck announces his retirement before literally disappearing into thin air. He does return for the season finale.
* NiceGuy: Luck is seemingly the friendliest and most cheerful guy in the universe.
!!Eli Manning
* BadlyBatteredBabysitter: Gets stuck babysitting the rookies in Season 3, much to his frustration.
-->'''Eli:''' Oh, why are these kids so ''mobile''?
* ButtMonkey: One of Gridiron Heights’ biggest punching bags, especially after Luck’s retirement. His younger self (albeit an apparition given by “Franchise the Clown”) even falls victim to a bitter Philip Rivers.
!!Peyton Manning
* SiblingRivalry: He's frequently seen scrapping verbally, and in one case physically, with Eli.
* VerbalTic: Occasionally speaks his lines to the tune of the "Nationwide" commercial.
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[[folder:Coaches]]
!!Bill Belichick
* CreepyMonotone: Always speaks in a completely flat voice.
* MadScientist: The Season 2 Halloween episode depicts him as having a house full of weird experiments, including a series of clone Gronks and even a bizarre and grotesque creation known as the "human centerpede".
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[[folder:Other Significant Characters]]
!!Roger Goodell
* BigBad: Of Season 1. This was largely phased out for later seasons, although he still has his moments (such as justifying the Purge).
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[[folder:Current Players]]
!!BakerMayfield
* GroundhogDayLoop: Gets stuck in one after leading the Browns to the playoffs in 2020.
* SirSwearsALot: He's seemingly unable to get through more than a sentence or two without dropping an f-bomb. Played for extra laughs in his rookie season due to the contrast with his rookie baby voice.
!!Lamar Jackson
* AxCrazy: In all his appearances after his 2018 rookie year, he is depicted with a deep, maniacal voice and an overly-aggressive personality, unable to even order at a restaurant without this leaking through.
-->'''Lamar Jackson:''' ''(Looking at menu)'' I want... IT ALL!
* BadlyBatteredBabysitter: One episode has him babysitting the 2020 rookies, who quickly prove to be more of a handful than he anticipated. However, he eventually gets the upper hand.
* DudeWheresMyRespect: He's extremely annoyed that he can't win a prize at the quarter-season carnival when players who've done less are able to win prizes.
!!Patrick Mahomes
* TheAce: Routinely seen doing things with ease that other players struggle with.
* BewareTheSillyOnes: Mahomes has an exaggerated version of his “Kermit the Frog” voice, acts like a kid at a candy store, only worries about throwing his friend the football too hard... and is constantly dropping casual and coincidental {{Badass Boast}}s along the lines of how easy he finds everything right after someone else has expressed terror or nervousness. He is one of the few quarterbacks to avoid getting victimized in “The Purge”, and manages to unwittingly [[BigDamnHeroes save Kirk Cousins and Cam Newton from Goodell’s ritual]]. Also, he nearly defeats both Lamar Jackson and Russell Wilson in the 2019 “MVP Race”, despite a delayed start, and only stopped because he already won one.
* MadLibsCatchphrase: "Wow! What a fun, easy [whatever he just did]!"
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[[folder:Former Players]]
!!Andrew Luck
* ApologeticAttacker: In the ''Film/{{Taken}}'' episode, he destroys the Texans, down to torturing one with a blowtorch, but he never stops apologizing and complementing them.
* BewareTheNiceOnes: After spending most of the first two seasons as a nice guy plagued with injuries, Andrew Luck "goes full Liam Neeson" on the Texans, complete with a robot arm. [[note]]And Quenton Nelson[[/note]]
-->'''Andrew''': Oh golly! I don't know who you are or what you want, but I'm Andrew- Hello! I have a very particular set of skills, skills I've required over almost half a career. Skills like accuracy, good decision making, and recommending the perfect book. Skills that make me a nightmare for people like you, [[ApologeticAttacker and I'm sorry about that]]. If you let the AFC South go now, that will be the end of it. But if you don't, I will look for you, I will find you- you silly goose- and I will absolutely destroy you.
* ButNowIMustGo: In the Season 4 premiere, Luck announces his retirement before literally disappearing into thin air. He does return for the season finale.
* NiceGuy: Luck is seemingly the friendliest and most cheerful guy in the universe.
!!Eli Manning
* BadlyBatteredBabysitter: Gets stuck babysitting the rookies in Season 3, much to his frustration.
-->'''Eli:''' Oh, why are these kids so ''mobile''?
* ButtMonkey: One of Gridiron Heights’ biggest punching bags, especially after Luck’s retirement. His younger self (albeit an apparition given by “Franchise the Clown”) even falls victim to a bitter Philip Rivers.
!!Peyton Manning
* SiblingRivalry: He's frequently seen scrapping verbally, and in one case physically, with Eli.
* VerbalTic: Occasionally speaks his lines to the tune of the "Nationwide" commercial.
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[[folder:Coaches]]
!!Bill Belichick
* CreepyMonotone: Always speaks in a completely flat voice.
* MadScientist: The Season 2 Halloween episode depicts him as having a house full of weird experiments, including a series of clone Gronks and even a bizarre and grotesque creation known as the "human centerpede".
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[[folder:Other Significant Characters]]
!!Roger Goodell
* BigBad: Of Season 1. This was largely phased out for later seasons, although he still has his moments (such as justifying the Purge).
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