Nothing defines a quarterback's legacy more than a Super Bowl. While stats and personal accolades are nice, a quarterback's greatness is measured more by how he and his team perform on pro football's biggest stage.

On a defense that couldn’t get the Eagles off the field (21 first downs and 36:58 with the ball) and barely mussed Philly quarterback Jalen Hurts, the MVP of the game. It was on a breakdown of discipline reflected in seven penalties for 75 yards — including three in the first half that extended Eagles drives.

The good news is the Atlanta Falcons also belong in that clump of mediocrity. They held Barkley to just one of his five games in which he failed to run for 100 yards and beat Philly, 22-21. The bad news is that was the early season version of the All-Pro back.