There have been 27 Super Bowls played since the year 2000. Yes, I know the one they played in 2000 was technically the 99 Super Bowl, but it was easier to section out this way, sue me. By my count, 17 of those Super Bowls were won by players who were considered at the time to be Elite Quarterbacks. Most of these players are already in the Hall of Fame, or are not yet eligible because their Hall-worthy exploits occurred too recently (or are still occurring, in the case of players like Patrick Mahomes and Matt Stafford). Pictured: A man still burnishing his legacy That’s 62% of all championships in the 21 st century, won by players belonging to a category that encompasses no more than five players in any given year. Often, it’s even fewer than that. Now you might say “Of course, the good players win most of the games,” and you’d be right about that. But the thing is, teams with basically every weakness you can imagine have won Super Bowls in this time period. Weak run games, porous seco...