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ThaVirus 01-13-2013 12:22 AM
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Originally Posted by Sorter (Post 9312428)
Okay, no that makes sense. :)
While we're at it, Emmitt Smith is the worst great RB as well.

I do not like that guy.

Sorter 01-13-2013 12:26 AM
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Originally Posted by ThaVirus (Post 9312432)
While we're at it, Emmitt Smith is the worst great RB as well.

I do not like that guy.
Yeah, I don't know what to attribute it to exactly but people growing up and still even in college consistently say that they think Emmitt was better than Barry.


Then I laugh at them and walk away. JFC. I just don't understand it sometimes.
It is on par with KnowMo saying Decker+Thomas>Harrison + Wayne. What in the flying ****? LMAO

ChiefsCountry 01-13-2013 12:27 AM
Here are the quarterbacks, Manning has beat in the playoffs.

Jake Plummer
Trent Green
Jake Plummer
Trent Green
Steve McNair
Tom Brady
Rex Grossman
Joe Flacco
Mark Sanchez

milkman 01-13-2013 12:28 AM
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Originally Posted by ThaVirus (Post 9312432)
While we're at it, Emmitt Smith is the worst great RB as well.

I do not like that guy.
First, I agree that Brett Favre sucks.

He was a terrible decision maker that made enough plays at the end of games to overcome mistakes that he made earlier to earn a reputation as a guy that could lead comebacks.

But the Pack lost a shot ton of games, and a bunch of playoff games, as the direct result of his stupidity with the ball.

As to Smith, hell, I could have run for 10,000 yards behind that OL.

Sorter 01-13-2013 12:31 AM
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Originally Posted by milkman (Post 9312447)
First, I agree that Brett Favre sucks.

He was a terrible decision maker that made enough plays at the end of games to overcome mistakes that he made earlier to earn a reputation as a guy that could lead comebacks.

But the Pack lost a shot ton of games, and a bunch of playoff games, as the direct result of his stupidity with the ball.

As to Smith, hell, I could have run for 10,000 yards behind that OL.
Agree entirely.

IMO, Favre playing in Minny his first year was the most disciplined/effective version of Favre ever. If that was how he played his whole career, he'd have been an absolute monster. JMHO, but I have a soft spot for the guy due to his toughness.

ThaVirus 01-13-2013 12:56 AM
I'm glad we're all in agreement.

Favre was a tough ****er, that's for sure. Milkman put it pretty well though; the dude was a dumbass with the football. Perfect example of shitty decision making and a guy trusting his arm too much.

Amnorix 01-13-2013 01:09 AM
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Originally Posted by ChiefsCountry (Post 9312440)
Here are the quarterbacks, Manning has beat in the playoffs.

Jake Plummer
Trent Green
Jake Plummer
Trent Green
Steve McNair
Tom Brady
Rex Grossman
Joe Flacco
Mark Sanchez


Not that anybody asked, but your post piqued my interest so just for comparison's sake, Brady has beat:

Peyton Manning (x2 I think). (freaking Eli... *sigh*)
Kurt Warner
Roethlisberger
Rich Gannon
Donovan McNabb
Joe Flacco
Philip Rivers (x2)
Steve McNair
Jake Delhomme
Byron Leftwich
Chad Pennington
Kordell Stewart
Tim Tebow
David Garrard

Interesting that the Steelers and Pats have been dominant AFC powers for the last 10 years in the AFC but have only met once in the playoffs in Roethlisberger's 9 or so year career.

bevischief 01-13-2013 06:07 AM
Where you drunk?

Mother****erJones 01-13-2013 06:25 AM
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Originally Posted by milkman (Post 9312313)
I was a lone voice years ago when calling Manning a choker.
Would rather have that choker than Casshole and Harley Quinn

Baby Lee 01-13-2013 08:45 AM
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Originally Posted by milkman (Post 9312313)
I was a lone voice years ago when calling Manning a choker.
The hell you say.

Chief Roundup 01-13-2013 09:02 AM
It depends on how you want to define the best QB of all time.
Are you defining them by regular season or post season?
The best teams win in the post season because of the level of competition. Manning has not been on very many teams that would qualify as the best "team". This year like just a couple of others Manning was on a good overall team. But this year when Manning had a good team around him the coach didn't do anything to help him either with the conservative play calling. Wasted time on the clock. A problem with defensive minded HC's.

lewdog 01-13-2013 09:12 AM
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Originally Posted by Inmem58 (Post 9312290)
From OrangeMane


In the 12 seasons (Manning) made the playoffs he has 11 playoff losses (t-most ever), 5 playoff losses at home (all as the 1, 2, or 3 seed), a game-losing interception in the superbowl, and 8 one-and-dones (remember, out of a possible 12)?
What did you expect when the Broncos signed him? Predicting anything other than one and done from him would be awfully delusional. He makes terrible decisions in the clutch and more often than not loses the first game of the playoffs, even when he's the prohibitive favorite to win.
Those who do not know history.....
:clap:

Just some amazing facts here. I never knew he had 8 one-and-dones! Just wow.

milkman 01-13-2013 09:18 AM
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Originally Posted by Chief Roundup (Post 9312745)
It depends on how you want to define the best QB of all time.
Are you defining them by regular season or post season?
The best teams win in the post season because of the level of competition. Manning has not been on very many teams that would qualify as the best "team". This year like just a couple of others Manning was on a good overall team. But this year when Manning had a good team around him the coach didn't do anything to help him either with the conservative play calling. Wasted time on the clock. A problem with defensive minded HC's.
Most of Manning's playoff losses were close games in which he had the ball with time on the clock, and choked, much like the SB against the Saints when he reacted to pressure, got rid of the ball early, and threw it right into the hands of Porter.

Chief Roundup 01-13-2013 09:33 AM
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Originally Posted by milkman (Post 9312776)
Most of Manning's playoff losses were close games in which he had the ball with time on the clock, and choked, much like the SB against the Saints when he reacted to pressure, got rid of the ball early, and threw it right into the hands of Porter.
There is no doubt about Manning being a choker now IMO. I don't think he will ever be able to shake that handle now. I have always thought that Manning in the NFL is the same as Phil Mickelson in the PGA.

BlackHelicopters 01-13-2013 09:36 AM
Who are these "people"?


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