This week on Saturday vs Sunday, we’re talking about a trend we can’t ignore — NFL teams clinging to aging quarterbacks like they’re a time machine. Joe Flacco is back as the Browns’ starter. Russell Wilson somehow landed another starting gig with the Giants. And Aaron Rodgers will be under center in Pittsburgh. All three of these guys have rings… but that was a long time ago.We get into why these moves feel like a gut punch to the fans — not because they’re bad guys, but because they represent a total lack of imagination. NFL fans show up for hope, for the possibility of something new. And instead, they’re being asked to root for a rerun.We break down why coaches might prefer the comfort of a veteran (hint: age bias, familiarity, and resume inflation), but also why it’s a disservice to the fanbase. The unknown is what makes football fun. That’s why we’d rather see Shador Sanders, Dylan Gabriel, Jackson Dart — even Will Howard — take the reins.It’s not about disrespecting the old guard. It’s about embracing the new. If the NFL is an entertainment product, then let’s stop living in the past and give fans a reason to believe in the future.Let us know if you’re just as tired of the recycled QB carousel — or if you actually think Rodgers, Flacco, or Wilson have one more run left in them.

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