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mattsteg wrote:5150 wrote:The guy's point of comparison is Lions QB play, so cut him some slack.PRIME1 wrote:Greatest QB this century. Uncontested.
I can't even think of a rational response to this, other than that it is retarded.
PRIME1 wrote:5150 wrote:PRIME1 wrote:Greatest QB this century. Uncontested.
I can't even think of a rational response to this, other than that it is retarded.
Name another QB playing right now with 3 Superbowl rings or even that has better numbers.
No one.
pete_roth wrote:I'd say manning is arguably on the same playing field with less weapons at his disposal. It really amounts to nothing when Pittsburgh Travels to New England and embarrasses them at home. Mark your calenders kiddos - Dec. 9th I shan't be eating crow!
idchafee wrote:Well, the century is still young. Just wait until Aaron Rodgers lights up the league when Favre retires.....assuming that happens before 2100.
pete_roth wrote:QFT. I think they're much more alike than they are different. If they swapped teams, they'd each probably have nearly the same numbers. I'm a Brady fan myself, but I don't think he's doing anything different this season than in past seasons. He's still got that great offensive line keeping him safe, and giving him all day to throw. The multiple receivers are the main difference this year. Once they get their running game going, they'll be unstoppable.I'd say manning is arguably on the same playing field with less weapons at his disposal.
PRIME1 wrote:pete_roth wrote:It really amounts to nothing when Pittsburgh Travels to New England and embarrasses them at home. Mark your calenders kiddos - Dec. 9th I shan't be eating crow!
5150 wrote:Other side?This is a bit of old news, but I found it humorous:
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The same New England Patriots who go for it on 4th down when they are up by 38 points in the 4th quarter and say "it is the other teams job to stop us" didn't always sing that tune. In 2002 when the Patriots beat the Pittsburgh Steelers, the Steelers did their best to score in the final seconds of a 30-7 game that they were losing. After the game, Tedy Bruschi said:
"I did have some respect for that team, but after what they pulled on that last drive, it's totally lost now" Bruschi said. "You're getting beat....just accept it with class. I know we would have if the tables were turned. But they're out there calling timeouts, trying to get extra yards, padding their stats"
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I guess it doesn't feel so good when you're on the other side of a spanking. Anybody who thinks the Patriots weren't playing this way because they got caught cheating is in denial.
Anyway, back to your original playoff programming,
5150 wrote:Uh. Pete, I feel for ya man. The Steelers just must not like the road or something.
All I can say about the Colts last night is that I am damn proud to root for that team. Those guys are freakin' winners, on and off the field, all the way around.
5150 wrote:PRIME1 wrote:I so hope I don't have to see any more Peyton Manning commercials now.
Are you kidding!? The guy has nothing but time on his hands now to practice up for more DSRL competitions.
PRIME1 wrote:5150 wrote:PRIME1 wrote:I so hope I don't have to see any more Peyton Manning commercials now.
Are you kidding!? The guy has nothing but time on his hands now to practice up for more DSRL competitions.
Ugh, I can only guess that the recent "pep talk" commercials were developed as a medical aid to induce vomiting.
http://www.priceless.com/us/personal/en ... index.html
PRIME1 wrote:Ugh, I can only guess that the recent "pep talk" commercials were developed as a medical aid to induce vomiting.
http://www.priceless.com/us/personal/en ... index.html