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When Christian McCaffrey played against his younger brother Luke McCaffrey in the San Francisco 49ers’ Monday night win over the Washington Commanders, the McCaffreys became one of several dozen brother tandems to play each other in an NFL game.
And while Christian is a lock for the Pro Football Hall of Fame one day, Luke is not. They are an impressive duo, but not close to the best brother tandem in NFL history. You have two Super Bowl MVPs in Peyton and Eli Manning. You have two future Hall of Famers in Jason and Travis Kelce. You have two more future Hall of Famers in J.J. and T.J. Watt. There’s a current Hall of Famer Bruce Matthews and his brother Clay. Then there’s current Hall of Famer Ronde Barber and his twin brother Tiki, who was a Hall of Fame semifinalist.
Those are probably the best brother tandems in NFL history.
So…
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