The San Francisco 49ers’ storied legacy is marked by legends who lead the franchise in key categories. Joe Montana and Steve Young set the gold standard at quarterback, with Young holding the career passing touchdown record. Frank Gore is the all-time rushing leader, known for his durability and consistency. Receiving records are dominated by Jerry Rice, widely regarded as the greatest wide receiver—and player—in NFL history. On defense, Bryant Young leads in sacks and Ronnie Lott remains the interception king. A dynasty built on all-time greats, the 49ers’ leaders define excellence across eras.

The Arizona Cardinals’ long history is highlighted by stars who sit atop the franchise record books. Larry Fitzgerald stands as the all-time receiving leader and one of the NFL’s greatest wideouts, while Jim Hart leads in passing after 18 seasons under center. On the ground, Ottis Anderson and Stump Mitchell top the rushing charts with consistent production. Defensively, Larry Wilson is the all-time interceptions leader, and Calais Campbell has a chance to set the NFL record for Tackles for Loss. A legacy of greats spanning from Chicago to St. Louis to Arizona defines Cardinals football.

The Seattle Seahawks’ history is defined by standout performers across eras. Russell Wilson dominates the passing record book, while Shaun Alexander leads in rushing, highlighted by his MVP season. Receiving marks are topped by Hall of Famer Steve Largent, who set the standard for consistency and production. On defense, Jacob Green remains the all-time sack leader. A tribute to the stars who’ve shaped Seahawks football from the Kingdome days to the Legion of Boom.

The Los Angeles Rams boast a rich history filled with legendary players who left their mark on the franchise and the NFL. Hall of Famer Kurt Warner led the “Greatest Show on Turf,” while Isaac Bruce and Torry Holt dominated the receiving game. On the ground, Eric Dickerson remains the all-time rushing leader, setting records with his speed and vision. Defensively, Deacon Jones revolutionized pass rushing, Aaron Donald became one of the greatest defensive linemen of all time. From Marshall Faulk’s versatility to Jack Youngblood’s toughness, the Rams’ all-time greats reflect a legacy of excellence spanning Los Angeles and St. Louis eras.

In this episode we take a quick look at the best and worst offensive teams from last year. And then I run through the power rankings, looking at the top 10 or so and then the bottom few.

Step into the legacy of the New Orleans Saints by exploring their all-time statistical leaders. Drew Brees rewrote the record books as the franchise’s passing king, while Alvin Kamara and Mark Ingram lead the rushing charts. Receiving records are dominated by Marques Colston, with Michael Thomas also making his mark. On defense, Rickey Jackson holds the sack record, Cameron Jordan leads in tackles for loss, and Dave Waymer tops the interceptions list. A celebration of the stars who’ve defined Saints football from the Dome Patrol to Super Bowl champions.

I quickly discuss one record for every NFL team that I think has a chance of being broken. Most are team records but a couple are also NFL records that have a chance to be broken. With each record I give a percentage chance on whether the record will actually be broken.

Explore the history of the Carolina Panthers through their all-time statistical leaders. Cam Newton sits atop the passing records and leads all quarterbacks in rushing touchdowns. Jonathan Stewart is the franchise’s all-time rushing leader, while Steve Smith dominates the receiving charts with a Hall of Fame-worthy career. On defense, Julius Peppers owns the sack record, Luke Kuechly leads in tackles, and Chris Gamble tops the interceptions list. A tribute to the stars who’ve defined Panthers football since the team’s 1995 debut.

I take a look at players from the past who played on both sides of the football. The players are Chuck Bednarik, Sammy Baugh, Don Hutson, Deion Sanders and Troy Brown. I then finish with a discussion of the prospects of Travis Hunter as a full-time two-way player.

I take a look into the history of the Atlanta Falcons by highlighting their all-time statistical leaders. Matt Ryan dominates the passing records with over a decade of elite play, while Gerald Riggs leads the rushing charts. Julio Jones stands atop the receiving records with his remarkable consistency and big-play ability. On defense, John Abraham holds the sack record and Rolland Lawrence tops the interceptions list. A salute to the players who’ve defined Falcons football through the years.