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* DrivenToSuicide: The City of Cleveland's reaction to the following:
-->'''City of Cleveland''': (slits wrists) -- ''After being reminded that the Ravens became a winning team after moving from Cleveland to Baltimore in 1996''
-->'''City of Cleveland''': (closes garage door, turns on car engine, waits for sweet relief of death) -- ''After the Ravens won Super Bowl XLVII''
-->'''City of Cleveland''': (slits wrists) -- ''After being reminded that the Ravens became a winning team after moving from Cleveland to Baltimore in 1996''
-->'''City of Cleveland''': (closes garage door, turns on car engine, waits for sweet relief of death) -- ''After the Ravens won Super Bowl XLVII''
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** Flacco finally became elite after the Ravens won Super Bowl XLVII... [[spoiler: only to have it taken back by Peyton, Brady, Brees, and Rodgers, after Flacco told them that fell a couple of yards short of 300 yards, which is the required amount of yards to be thrown in a Super Bowl to be considered "elite".]]
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** Flacco finally became elite after the Ravens won Super Bowl XLVII... [[spoiler: only to have it taken back by Peyton, Brady, Brees, and Rodgers, after Flacco told them that fell a couple of he only threw for 287 yards. Brady told Flacco that he has to throw at least 300 yards short of 300 yards, which is the required amount of yards to be thrown in a Super Bowl to be considered "elite".]]
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* ProductPlacement: Aaron Rodgers being sponsored by State Farm, he constantly applied the "Discount Double check" as a means to describe his wins. Similarly, there was one episode solely devoted to sponsorships.
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* TheForceIsStrongWithThisOne: Parodied in the NFL Draft special, after Matt Barkley complains about not being taken in the first round, Peyton Manning points out that "The douche is strong with this one"
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* SnarkyInanimateObject: When determining what personality new Bills quarterback EJ Manuel will have, Colin Kaepernick bets ten bucks that he's a whiny bitch, which Manuel denies. A ten dollar bill then says that he is.
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* CueTheFlyingPigs: [[spoiler: When Joe Flacco and the Ravens win the Super Bowl and the other quarterbacks finally bestow the elite label on him, this happens.]]
--> '''Pigs''': Fly
--> '''Hell''': Freezes Over
--> '''Sun''': Rises In West
* CueTheFlyingPigs: [[spoiler: When Joe Flacco and the Ravens win the Super Bowl and the other quarterbacks finally bestow the elite label on him, this happens.]]
--> '''Pigs''': Fly
--> '''Hell''': Freezes Over
--> '''Sun''': Rises In West
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** Flacco finally became elite after the Ravens won Super Bowl XLVII... [[spoiler: only to have it taken back by Peyton, Brady, Brees, and Rodgers, after Flacco told them that fell a couple of yards short of 300 yards, which is the required amount of yards to be thrown in a Super Bowl to be considered "elite".]]
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* SuicideAsComedy: The City of Cleveland's reaction after being reminded that the Ravens became a winning team after moving to Baltimore, and after the Ravens won Super Bowl XLVII.
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* RealLifeWritesThePlot: Considering this was a parody of the 2012 NFL Season, most of the conversation had to do with statistical output, wins, and headlines. And when quarterbacks were injured or benched, their backups took their spot in the convos, with the exception of Alex Smith, who had a bitter feud with Colin Kaepernick.
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* ButtMonkey: Blaine Gabbert, the city of Cleveland, Ryan Leaf, Mark Sanchez, Christian Ponder, Jay Cutler, [[StrawLoser and who can forget Tony Romo?]]
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* FantasticRacism: When Cam Newton casually mentions that he turned down playing Johnny Unitas in the new biopic, Drew Brees is shocked, and says that Newton couldn't be Unitas because he's... [[LastSecondWordSwap a terrible quarterback]] to which Roethlisberger [[LampshadeHanging points out the obvious]]
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* ImpliedRacism: When Cam Newton casually mentions that he turned down playing Johnny Unitas in the new biopic, Drew Brees is shocked, and says that Newton couldn't be Unitas because he's [[LastSecondWordSwap...a terrible quarterback]] to which Roethlisberger [[LampshadeHanging points out the obvious]]
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* ImpliedRacism: FantasticRacism: When Cam Newton casually mentions that he turned down playing Johnny Unitas in the new biopic, Drew Brees is shocked, and says that Newton couldn't be Unitas because he's [[LastSecondWordSwap...he's... [[LastSecondWordSwap a terrible quarterback]] to which Roethlisberger [[LampshadeHanging points out the obvious]]
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* ImpliedRacism: When Cam Newton casually mentions that he turned down playing Johnny Unitas in the new biopic, Drew Brees is shocked, and says that Newton couldn't be Unitas because he's [[LastSecondWordSwap...a terrible quarterback]] to which Roethlisberger [[LampshadeHanging points out the obvious]]
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-->'''Andrew Luck''': We'll have four great teams.
-->'''Brandon Weeden''': Two thrilling matchups.
-->'''Christian Ponder''': Three elite quarterbacks.
-->'''Andy Dalton''': [[MyFriendsAndZoidberg And Joe Flacco]].
-->--''NFL QB's on Facebook: Divisional Roundup''
-->'''Brandon Weeden''': Two thrilling matchups.
-->'''Christian Ponder''': Three elite quarterbacks.
-->'''Andy Dalton''': [[MyFriendsAndZoidberg And Joe Flacco]].
-->--''NFL QB's on Facebook: Divisional Roundup''
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** Robert Griffin III being a GlassCannon.
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* JerkAss: Everyone, including Tim Tebow at one point. And how. The only exceptions are Andrew Luck and Greg McElroy, even Luck's threat to Russell Wilson was a lot less malicious then anyone else's
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** Some of the real life problems that players have (e.g., Michael Vick's animal cruelty charges, Roethlisberger being a rapist, Ray Lewis getting away with murder).
* StrawLoser: Everybody hates Tony Romo for whatever reason, despite the fact that he's done nothing. This goes all the way to the super bowl when he hosts a party that all the other quarterbacks were invited to, but no one came.
* TeamDad: Drew Brees often acts as a mentor/father figure to the younger quarterbacks... when he's not being a jerk like everyone else. He even [[TheReasonYouSuckSpeech dressed down Roger Goodell when Goodell threatened to shut down the convos]]
* StrawLoser: Everybody hates Tony Romo for whatever reason, despite the fact that he's done nothing. This goes all the way to the super bowl when he hosts a party that all the other quarterbacks were invited to, but no one came.
* TeamDad: Drew Brees often acts as a mentor/father figure to the younger quarterbacks... when he's not being a jerk like everyone else. He even [[TheReasonYouSuckSpeech dressed down Roger Goodell when Goodell threatened to shut down the convos]]
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** Some of the real life problems that players have (e.g., Michael Vick's animal cruelty charges, Roethlisberger being a rapist, Ray Lewis getting away with murder).
murder), or the fans' perceptions of certain teams or players ([[{{Scandalgate}} Spygate, Bountygate]], Brady begging for flags whenever he gets hit, etc.).
* StrawLoser: Everybody hates Tony Romo for whatever reason, despite the fact that he's done nothing. This goes all the way to thesuper bowl Super Bowl when he hosts a party that all the other quarterbacks were invited to, but no one came.
* TeamDad: Drew Brees often acts as a mentor/father figure to the younger quarterbacks... when he's not being a jerk like everyone else. He even [[TheReasonYouSuckSpeech dressed down Roger Goodell when Goodell threatened to shut down theconvos]]convos]].
* StrawLoser: Everybody hates Tony Romo for whatever reason, despite the fact that he's done nothing. This goes all the way to the
* TeamDad: Drew Brees often acts as a mentor/father figure to the younger quarterbacks... when he's not being a jerk like everyone else. He even [[TheReasonYouSuckSpeech dressed down Roger Goodell when Goodell threatened to shut down the
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* TheDogBitesBack: Aside from what happened after the Seahawks got eliminated from the playoffs, Wilson gets trolled by Ryan Tannehill after the Dolphins defeated the Seahawks.
** Tony Romo did this to Brady and Ryan after they lost in their respective Conference Championship games.
** Tony Romo did this to Brady and Ryan after they lost in their respective Conference Championship games.
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** TheDogBitesBack: Aside from what happened after the Seahawks got eliminated from the playoffs, Wilson got trolled by Ryan Tannehill after the Dolphins defeated the Seahawks.
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* MrExposition: Philip Rivers always announces the appearances by non-NFL quarterbacks.
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** Matt Ryan, despite the Falcons having the best record that year, being reminded that [[EveryYearTheyFizzleOut he hasn't won a playoff game]].
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* [[Flanderization]]: As the first season wore on, certain characters developed traits that would define their characters. A few are mentioned in the RunningGag section.
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* [[Flanderization]]: {{Flanderization}}: As the first season wore on, certain characters developed traits that would define their characters. A few are mentioned in the RunningGag section.
* HalloweenEpisode: With the quarterbacks' avatars changed to fit the theme. For example, Tom Brady's avatar was a Queen's Guardsman (in reference to the Patriots' game against the Rams in England), Russell Wilson's avatar was a "Trollface" mask, and Ben Roethlisberger's avatar was [[WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons The Bumblebee Man]] (in reference the Steelers' striped jerseys they wore for that season).
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* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: Drew Brees gives a particularly nasty one to Commissioner Goodell in Week 7. Similarly, when Mark Sanchez graced the viewing world with the buttfumble, Tom Brady put together a 4 point presentation on why it was hilarious and dropped Sanchez's credibility rating.
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* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: Drew Brees gives a particularly nasty one to Commissioner Goodell in Week 7. Similarly, when Mark Sanchez graced the viewing world with the buttfumble, Butt Fumble, Tom Brady put together a 4 point presentation on why it was hilarious and dropped Sanchez's credibility rating.
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* {{Troll}}: Russell Wilson. Whenever he says something, the quarterbacks whom Wilson defeated in real life would [[IneffectualDeathThreats issue death threats]] to him, including, but not limited to, Aaron Rodgers, Brady, Romo, and Robert Griffin III. Lampshaded in the Divisional Playoffs episode, when Matt Ryan called him out on it, and Wilson desperately spent the rest of it looking for a trolling opportunity [[spoiler: getting the opportunity with Rodgers at the end]]
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* {{Troll}}: Russell Wilson. Whenever he says something, something (even one word), the quarterbacks whom Wilson defeated in real life would [[IneffectualDeathThreats issue death threats]] to him, including, but not limited to, Aaron Rodgers, Brady, Romo, Cutler, and Robert Griffin III. Lampshaded in the Divisional Playoffs episode, when Matt Ryan called him out on it, and Wilson desperately spent the rest of it looking for a trolling opportunity [[spoiler: getting the opportunity with Rodgers at the end]]end]].
** TheDogBitesBack: Aside from what happened after the Seahawks got eliminated from the playoffs, Wilson got trolled by Ryan Tannehill after the Dolphins defeated the Seahawks.
** TheDogBitesBack: Aside from what happened after the Seahawks got eliminated from the playoffs, Wilson got trolled by Ryan Tannehill after the Dolphins defeated the Seahawks.
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* {{Troll}}: Russell Wilson. Whenever he says something, the quarterbacks whom Wilson defeated in real life would [[IneffectualDeathThreats issue death threats]] to him, including, but not limited to, Aaron Rodgers, Brady, Romo, and Robert Griffin III. Lampshaded in the Divisional Playoffs episode, when Matt Ryan called him out on it, and Wilson desperately spent the rest of it looking for a trolling opportunity [[spoiler: getting the opportunity with Rodgers at the end]]
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* OppositeDay: There was a whole episode devoted to it.
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* ChristmasEpisode: Complete with NFL themed carols, pervered holiday sex analogies, holiday death threats, etc.
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* BerserkButton: So many.
** Russell Wilson makes so many quarterbacks lose their cool and make death threats to him.
** Saying that Joe Flacco isn't elite is another cue.
** Russell Wilson makes so many quarterbacks lose their cool and make death threats to him.
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* TeamDad: Drew Brees often acts as a mentor/father figure to the younger quarterbacks... when he's not being a jerk like everyone else. He even [[TheReasonYouSuckSpeech dressed down Roger Goodell when Goodell threatened to shut down the convos]]
* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: Drew Brees gives a particularly nasty one to Commissioner Goodell in Week 7. Similarly, when Mark Sanchez graced the viewing world with the buttfumble, Tom Brady put together a 4 point presentation on why it was hilarious and dropped Sanchez's credibility rating.
* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: Drew Brees gives a particularly nasty one to Commissioner Goodell in Week 7. Similarly, when Mark Sanchez graced the viewing world with the buttfumble, Tom Brady put together a 4 point presentation on why it was hilarious and dropped Sanchez's credibility rating.
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The entire series can be seen [[http://profootballmock.com/category/nfl-qbs-on-facebook/ here]].
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* {{Prequel}}: The post-Super Bowl XLVI episode, released before Super Bowl XLVII.
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* TheRival:
** Peyton Manning vs. Andrew Luck; Manning reminds Luck that the Colts are still ''his'' team.
** Aaron Rodgers vs. Jay Cutler.
** Alex Smith vs. Colin Kaepernick.
** Russell Wilson vs. Aaron Rodgers.
* RunningGag: Here are some running gags, besides the ones already mentioned:
** Matthew Stafford confusing Facebook with Twitter.
** Alex Smith's feud with Colin Kaepernick.
** Adrian Peterson telling Ponder to give him the ball so that he can break the NFL single-season record for most rushing yards.
** Some of the real life problems that players have (e.g., Michael Vick's animal cruelty charges, Roethlisberger being a rapist, Ray Lewis getting away with murder).
** Peyton Manning vs. Andrew Luck; Manning reminds Luck that the Colts are still ''his'' team.
** Aaron Rodgers vs. Jay Cutler.
** Alex Smith vs. Colin Kaepernick.
** Russell Wilson vs. Aaron Rodgers.
* RunningGag: Here are some running gags, besides the ones already mentioned:
** Matthew Stafford confusing Facebook with Twitter.
** Alex Smith's feud with Colin Kaepernick.
** Adrian Peterson telling Ponder to give him the ball so that he can break the NFL single-season record for most rushing yards.
** Some of the real life problems that players have (e.g., Michael Vick's animal cruelty charges, Roethlisberger being a rapist, Ray Lewis getting away with murder).
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Started in Week 4 of the 2012 season, the conversations usually dealt with the quarterbacks mocking each other over their accomplishments or lack thereof. As the season progressed, each quarterback developed a sort of personality which contributed to the conversation. The conversations expanded to include non-quarterbacks, like head coaches, teammates, Roger Goodell, and other characters, some of whom would contribute to more than one conversation.
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* AllOfTheOtherReindeer: Everyone else ignores or makes fun of Joe Flacco when he tries to point out that he's elite.
* BigNo: Adrian Peterson after coming up 9 yards short of the NFL single season rushing yard record.
* DontExplainTheJoke: Ben Roethlisberger always explains jokes.
* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: Happens a lot, although Sam Bradford constantly uses his Facebook appearances to analogize something as trivial as a tie to some horrifyingly perverted sex act.
* HeterosexualLifePartners: Tom Brady and Peyton Manning.
* HulkSpeak: Marshawn Lynch types in all caps, refers to himself in the third person as Beast Mode, and apparently does not have a good grasp of grammar.
* JerkAss: Everyone, including Tim Tebow at one point. And how. The only exceptions are Andrew Luck and Greg McElroy, even Luck's threat to Russell Wilson was a lot less malicious then anyone else's
* LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters: Considering the NFL has 32 teams with 32 quarterbacks, not including the backups and other NFL players, this could rival the Simpsons for the amount of characters it has.
* LovableSexManiac: Tom Brady, even to to the point where he points out that Matt Schaub, Ryan Tannehill, and Jay-Z's wives should be bedding with him, and at least one of them supposedly does.
* MrExposition: Philip Rivers always announces the appearances by non-NFL quarterbacks.
* MyNameIsNotDurwood: Christian Ponder. Nobody gets his last name quite correct. Names include Parker, Plunder, Plummer, etc.
* NoIndoorVoice: PEYTON GODDAMN MANNING!, BEAST MODE MOTHERFUCKERS!, every threat made to Russell Wilson, the list goes on.
* PrecisionFStrike: There's usually one every week by a quarterback whose team craps the bed against a worse team.
* ProfessionalButtKisser: Andrew Luck.
* StrawLoser: Everybody hates Tony Romo for whatever reason, despite the fact that he's done nothing. This goes all the way to the super bowl when he hosts a party that all the other quarterbacks were invited to, but no one came.
* ToBeAMaster: Joe Flacco tells everyone that he is elite throughout the first season, and does everything he can to prove he's right, [[AllOfTheOtherReindeer and yet the other quarterbacks don't listen to him and/or make fun of him for his attempts.]]
* {{Troll}}: Russell Wilson. Whenever he says something, the quarterbacks whom Wilson defeated in real life would [[IneffectualDeathThreats issue death threats]] to him, including, but not limited to, Aaron Rodgers, Brady, Romo, and Robert Griffin III.
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Started in Week 4 of the 2012 season, the conversations usually dealt with the quarterbacks mocking each other over their accomplishments or lack thereof. As the season progressed, each quarterback developed a sort of personality which contributed to the conversation. The conversations expanded to include non-quarterbacks, like head coaches, teammates, Roger Goodell, and other characters, some of whom would contribute to more than one conversation.
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* AllOfTheOtherReindeer: Everyone else ignores or makes fun of Joe Flacco when he tries to point out that he's elite.
* BigNo: Adrian Peterson after coming up 9 yards short of the NFL single season rushing yard record.
* DontExplainTheJoke: Ben Roethlisberger always explains jokes.
* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: Happens a lot, although Sam Bradford constantly uses his Facebook appearances to analogize something as trivial as a tie to some horrifyingly perverted sex act.
* HeterosexualLifePartners: Tom Brady and Peyton Manning.
* HulkSpeak: Marshawn Lynch types in all caps, refers to himself in the third person as Beast Mode, and apparently does not have a good grasp of grammar.
* JerkAss: Everyone, including Tim Tebow at one point. And how. The only exceptions are Andrew Luck and Greg McElroy, even Luck's threat to Russell Wilson was a lot less malicious then anyone else's
* LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters: Considering the NFL has 32 teams with 32 quarterbacks, not including the backups and other NFL players, this could rival the Simpsons for the amount of characters it has.
* LovableSexManiac: Tom Brady, even to to the point where he points out that Matt Schaub, Ryan Tannehill, and Jay-Z's wives should be bedding with him, and at least one of them supposedly does.
* MrExposition: Philip Rivers always announces the appearances by non-NFL quarterbacks.
* MyNameIsNotDurwood: Christian Ponder. Nobody gets his last name quite correct. Names include Parker, Plunder, Plummer, etc.
* NoIndoorVoice: PEYTON GODDAMN MANNING!, BEAST MODE MOTHERFUCKERS!, every threat made to Russell Wilson, the list goes on.
* PrecisionFStrike: There's usually one every week by a quarterback whose team craps the bed against a worse team.
* ProfessionalButtKisser: Andrew Luck.
* StrawLoser: Everybody hates Tony Romo for whatever reason, despite the fact that he's done nothing. This goes all the way to the super bowl when he hosts a party that all the other quarterbacks were invited to, but no one came.
* ToBeAMaster: Joe Flacco tells everyone that he is elite throughout the first season, and does everything he can to prove he's right, [[AllOfTheOtherReindeer and yet the other quarterbacks don't listen to him and/or make fun of him for his attempts.]]
* {{Troll}}: Russell Wilson. Whenever he says something, the quarterbacks whom Wilson defeated in real life would [[IneffectualDeathThreats issue death threats]] to him, including, but not limited to, Aaron Rodgers, Brady, Romo, and Robert Griffin III.
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