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“I Won an Ivy League Championship”: Ryan Fitzpatrick Responds to Richard Sherman on Playoffs Curse

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Dec 21, 2023; Inglewood, California, USA; Amazon Prime Thursday Night Football broadcasters (from left) Tony Gonzalez, Charissa Thompso, Ryan Fitzpatrick, Andrew Whitworth and Richard Sherman during the game between the Los Angeles Rams and the New Orleans Saints at SoFi Stadium.

Dec 21, 2023; Inglewood, California, USA; Amazon Prime Thursday Night Football broadcasters (from left) Tony Gonzalez, Charissa Thompso, Ryan Fitzpatrick, Andrew Whitworth and Richard Sherman during the game between the Los Angeles Rams and the New Orleans Saints at SoFi Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Kirby Lee-Imagn Images

Ryan Fitzpatrick did a lot of things during his career as an NFL quarterback. But winning a playoff game was not one of those things.

As the NFL on Prime Video cast sat down for the pre-game show, they discussed the upcoming playoffs but got derailed by a funny moment between Richard Sherman and Fitzmagic.

Sherman, wanting to highlight just how difficult playoff games are, looked to Andrew Whitworth and Tony Gonzalez to back his argument as he said, “Playoffs are a different beast.” Fitzpatrick, the only former player left in the room to not be mentioned, hilariously interjected, faking offense:

“Hey, I won an Ivy League Championship!”

While the Harvard alum did win an Ivy League Championship, even he couldn’t argue that it could compare to a playoff game. He admitted almost immediately, “But no playoffs, yeah.”

Fitzpatrick played for a QB-record nine teams, but unfortunately never made it to the playoffs with any. In his defense, he was always amidst mediocre units. He toiled for mediocre Bills, Dolphins, Jets, Titans, and Texans squads.

He played for nearly two decades and retired with the NFL record for most games played without a playoff appearance.

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Nidhi is an NFL Editor for The SportsRush. Her interest in NFL began with 'The Blindside' and has been working as an NFL journalist for the past year. As an athlete herself, she uses her personal experience to cover sports immaculately. She is a graduate of English Literature and when not doing deep dives into Mahomes' latest family drama, she inhales books on her kindle like nobody's business. She is proud that she recognised Travis Kelce's charm (like many other NFL fangirls) way before Taylor Swift did, and is waiting with bated breath for the new album to drop.

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