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6. Joe Flacco completing a historic four-game run that ends with Super Bowl glory (2012 postseason)

It wasn’t really a “streak” in the purest sense, but how do you ignore one of the greatest postseason runs in NFL history as Flacco threw 11 touchdowns without an interception on his way to ultimately being named the Most Valuable Player of Super Bowl XLVII?

Flacco became the first quarterback to have a passer rating over 100 in all four games of a single postseason and tied NFL records for most touchdowns in a postseason and most touchdowns without an interception in a postseason. It’s the best four-game stretch of Flacco’s career, and it couldn’t have come at a better time for him or the Ravens.

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