832K views · 13K reactions | 1999 was the year a no-name QB threw 41 touchdowns and won both NFL MVP and Super Bowl MVP honors. What a season for Kurt Warner  (via NFL Throwback) | NFL | Facebook

New England are the LUCKIEST NFL team! 🍀🏈 Maybe it’s a hot take, maybe it’s the truth, but the Patriots had a very favourable path to the Super Bowl. On paper, they faced the easiest regular-season schedule since the 1999 Rams, with their opponents combining for just a 39% win rate. Eleven of those teams went through major coaching changes, and in the playoffs the Patriots matched up against opponents missing key players 🔑 | Metro Sport

At age 37 in the 1999 NFL season, veteran pass-rusher Kevin Greene was still performing at a high level, recording 12 sacks on the year. But that season was his final one — he retired from playing after 1999 rather than returning in 2000. Greene finished an illustrious 15-year career with 160 career sacks, ranking among the NFL’s all-time leaders at the time, and chose to step away from the field at the end of that campaign.  #KevinGreene #NFLHistory #Panthers #NFL #FootballFacts #1999Season #R