History Website / NFLQuarterbacksOnFacebook

* JerkassHasAPoint: Jay Cutler says that fantasy football is a game for losers, dorks, and virgins. Cue [[StrawLoser Tony Romo]], [[{{Adorkable}} Brandon Weeden]] and [[YouNeedToGetLaid Tim Tebow]] getting excited for Tom Brady's fantasy football draft.

* {{Earworm}}: In-universe; Carson Palmer complains about Peyton saying things to the tune of the Nationwide jingle ("Nationwide is on your side"), and how it's now stuck in his head.

* BetterByADifferentName: The theme of the Assblast convo. Joe Flacco repeatedly [[LampshadeHanging points out that it's just a repeat of OppositeDay with a different name]] but Pro Football Mock feels that it's entirely different and not ripped off.

The NFL [=QBs=] on Facebook series started with the Hall of Fame Game, and continued to the Super Bowl, with a Free Agency special and an NFL Draft special, where new quarterbacks were introduced. There were also four special convos during the season, an OppositeDay special, a Halloween special, a special devoted to advertising, and a Christmas Special.

* AscendedExtra: Shaun Hill is kicked out of the 2014 Preseason finale convo ("Resting the Starters," which focused on the backup QBs) because he was named the Rams starter after Sam Bradford re-injured his ACL.

* AscendedExtra: Shaun Hill is kicked out of the 2014 Preseason finale convo because he was named the Rams starter after Sam Bradford re-injured his ACL.

* OppositeDay: Once a season.

* MaliciousMisnaming: After Eli loses the Manning Bowl, Peyton hacks his Facebook and changes his name to "Big Stupid Loser".

* ExcuseMeWhileIMultitask: Marcus Mariota is able to simultaneously participate in the Week 5 HHOFB convo and play against the University of California. He even posts while scoring two touchdowns. Doubles as a CrowningMomentOfAwesome.

--> '''Brandon Moore's Ass''': No, but I remember when you grounded our playoff hopes by [[CrowningMomentOfFunny stumbling face first into my butt hole.]]

The series, as well as the rest of the Pro Football Mock Website, has disappeared from the internet, but is presumably available through various archives.

The series, as well as the rest of the Pro Football Mock Website, has disappeared from the internet.

The entire series can be seen [[http://profootballmock.com/category/nfl-qbs-on-facebook/ here]].

* MistakenForGay: Aaron Rodgers endures plenty of gay jokes during the 2013 Wild Card convo, and angrily denies that he is in fact gay.

* DidntWeUseThisJokeAlready: The 2014 NFL draft convo has Peyton Manning steal Aaron Rodgers' threat to Russell Wilson, only to be interrupted by Rodgers [[LeaningOnTheFourthWall pointing out he already made the threat earlier]].

** In Heisman Hopefuls on Facebook, Teddy Bridgewater is portrayed as a good quarterback, who is...mentally challenged.

* CallBack: Andrew Luck mentions that he decided to help the less fortunate by making pies for the homeless, [[spoiler: which turned out to have ''poison'' berries instead of boysenberries as the main ingredient. This serves as a callback to the Spacebook convo, where Aaron Rodgers found out from the quarterbacks that Luck went to prison for going on a hobo killing spree.]]

The series ended in February 2015, after Super Bowl XLIX concluded the 2014 NFL season. Creator Dave Barry had left the door open to future installments, but a later post revealed that he was ending work on the [=ProFootballMock=] site, albeit leaving the site operational as an archive. One year later, a post-Super Bowl 50 convo was posted - perhaps it's a revival?

* ThatWasNotADream: Aaron Rodgers initially believes that the Seahawks highly improbable comeback in the 2014 NFC Championship was a nightmare. The other players hesitantly tell him that it actually happened. As expected, Rodgers [[{{Understatement}} is fairly upset about it]].

->'''Russell Wilson:''' [[RhetoricalQuestionBlunder 79, at last count.]] Which is ten more than I expected. %% There were 79 QB convos during the series' original run.
->'''Aaron Rodgers:''' WILSON, I WILL [[TVTropesWillRuinYourLife RUIN YOUR LIFE LIKE TV TROPES!]]

** When Mark Sanchez complains about getting hit in the face with a football and how much it hurts, [[TheBradyBunch Marcia Brady]] agrees with him.

*** The Steel Curtain Defense, after Andrew Luck threw for 400 yards and three touchdowns, despite him losing to the Steelers.