Chad Pennington’s tenure with both the Jets and Dolphins is marked by an ability to lead teams to divisional titles. His 2002 success with the Jets and 2008 success with the Dolphins make him a rare figure in NFL history. His accuracy, decision-making, and leadership were the hallmarks of his career, and his ability to guide two different franchises to the top of their division is an enduring part of his legacy. Pennington was drafted in the first round of the 2000 season and by 2002 he was named the starter 👀 He led the Jets to a 9-7 record, and while the team didn’t have the best record in the AFC, their divisional title came from strong play within the AFC East, which was still competitive at the time. Pennington had been signed by the Dolphins in the offseason after being released by the Jets, who had just signed Brett Favre. The 2008 Dolphins were a team in transition, coming off a 1-15 record the year before. Pennington’s leadership and efficiency played a huge part in the turn...