Jameis Winston and Marcus Mariota already are the best quarterback duo drafted 1-2 in NFL history.Both players have their teams in playoff contention in only their second season.Winston led Tampa Bay (6-5) to an upset win over Seattle on Sunday and the Buccaneers are one game behind Atlanta in the NFC South. Mariota had his eighth straight multiple TD game to lead Tennessee (6-6) over Chicago and the Titans are a half-game behind Houston in the AFC South.In 2015, Winston and Mariota were the sixth set of QBs to be selected first and second overall in the draft since 1967. This year, it happened again when the Rams took Jared Goff at No. 1 and the Eagles selected Carson Wentz at No. 2.Other QBs going 1-2 were: Andrew Luck and Robert Griffin III (2012); Tim Couch and Donovan McNabb (1999); Peyton Manning and Ryan Leaf (1998); Drew Bledsoe and Rick Mirer (1993); Jim Plunkett and Archie Manning (1971).Injuries derailed Griffins career. Couch and Leaf were busts. Mirer was a full-time starter for only three seasons.The Plunkett-Manning combination was the most successful of them all. Plunkett was a Super Bowl MVP and Manning was a two-time Pro Bowl pick despite playing for the lowly Saints.So Winston and Mariota have a long way to go.Here are other overreactions following Week 12:OVERREACTION: The Browns (0-12) wont lose next week.REALISTIC REACTION: They have a bye .---OVERREACTION: Seattles loss to Tampa Bay proves the Seahawks (7-3-1) arent on the same level as Dallas (10-1).REALISTIC REACTION: Russell Wilson, Richard Sherman and Co. still have the best chance to knock off the Cowboys in the playoffs.---OVERREACTION: The Raiders (9-2) are on course to meet the Patriots (9-2) in the AFC title game.REALISTIC REACTION: Oakland might not make it out of the AFC West where the Chiefs (8-3) and Broncos (7-4) have superior defenses.---OVERREACTION: Tom Brady is the best blocking QB in the NFL.REALISTIC REACTION: The Jets defense showed incredible mercy avoiding Brady as he led the way on LeGarrette Blounts 10-yard run.---OVERREACTION: Adam Gase is Coach of the Year. His Dolphins (7-4) have won six in a row and are right in the mix for a wild-card berth.REALISTIC REACTION: Jack Del Rio, Dirk Koetter and Bob McAdoo each make a strong case to win it.---OVERREACTION: No Andrew Luck means no playoffs for the Colts (5-6).REALISTIC REACTION: Luck should return from a concussion next week and Indianapolis is only one game out of first place.---OVERREACTION: Playing for the win instead of a tie will cost the Broncos (7-4) the playoffs.REALISTIC REACTION: Theyre tied in the standings with Miami and have five games left. Too much season left.---OVERREACTION: The Cardinals (4-6-1) are the biggest busts of the season.REALISTIC REACTION: Theyve got competition from Green Bay and Carolina (4-7).---For more NFL coverage: http://www.pro32.ap.org and http://www.twitter.com/AP-NFL---Follow Rob Maaddi on Twitter: https://twitter.com/AP-RobMaaddiJerseys For Sale . 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Hawkins, who turns 41 in December, will compete with Rex Brothers for the closers role at spring training.CHICAGO -- The Chicago Cubs declined Jason Hammels $12 million option for next season, opening a spot in their rotation and making the right-hander one of the top starters on the free-agent market.The World Series champions announced the move Sunday. Hammel gets a $2 million buyout.While Jason is healthy and primed to have another effective season in 2017, we have decided to consider other internal and external options for our starting rotation next year, President of Baseball Operations Theo Epstein said in a statement. Our hope is that by giving a starting opportunity to some younger pitchers under multiple years of club control, we can unearth a starter who will help us not only in 2017 but also in 2018 and beyond.The 34-year-old Hammel went 15-10 with a 3.83 ERA in 30 starts this year. The 6-foot-6 right-hander is 33-22 with a 3.59 ERA in 78 starts over two stints with the Cubs.Hammel did not pitch in the postseason. The Cubs got left-hander Mike Montgomery in a July trade with Seattle, and he could replace Hammel in the rotation.Hammel first signed with the Cubs in February 2014. He went 8-5 with a 2.98 ERA in 17 starts before he was traded to Oakland in the deal that sent shortstop Addison Russell to Chicago.The pitcher re-signed with Chicago in December 2014, foor $20 million over two years.ddddddddddddThe option was included with the intent that it would be exercised if Jason was going to be a Cub in 2017. The intent was never to exercise the option and then trade Jason, so we will not consider that path, Epstein said. Instead, Jason will have the opportunity to enter free agency coming off an outstanding season and the ability to choose his next club. 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