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milkman 01-16-2010 01:01 PM

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Originally Posted by Hootie (Post 6450016)
ROFLROFLROFL

So QB rating is your argument here?

Did you watch the past two postseason losses by the Colts against the Chargers?

And you're saying Peyton Manning is the reason why they couldn't get past the Chargers? Somehow he didn't rise to the occasion?

Hahaha..

I've said this time and time again.

Manning, in the face of consistent pressure, shrivels up.
He pussifies.
He doesn't stand tall in the pocket and hold the ball until the last minute ato deliver the ball, and as a result, the receivers are unable to finish their routes and be in position to make a catch.

Their passing game relies heavily on timing, much as Kurt Warner and the Rams or the Cards.

He stands in and delivers.

Joe Montana, as fragile as he was, did also, as has tom Brady, as does Ben Roethlisberger, as does Drew Brees.

Manning is a pussy.

beer bacon 01-16-2010 01:02 PM

We should trade Cassel for Brady straight up.

Hootie 01-16-2010 01:02 PM

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Originally Posted by Pushead2 (Post 6450023)
The guy caught the football with his ****ing helmet on a perfectly defended pass......you really want to go there with this one?? :shake:

They scored 14 points!

They set every single offensive record anyone could ever think of that season and scored 14 points!

In the MOST IMPORTANT game of Tom Brady's life...

He didn't show up.

P.S. Tom Brady does have the NFL record for TD passes in a season.

P.S.S. Tom Brady's 2007 doesn't TOUCH Peyton Manning's 2004.

Jerm 01-16-2010 01:03 PM

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Originally Posted by DBOSHO (Post 6450029)
If not for the ****ing miracle play that will never ever ever happen again that wouldnt be an issue.

Hmmm similar to the Tuck Rule that started the entire Pats "dynasty".

It always goes both ways.
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milkman 01-16-2010 01:03 PM

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Originally Posted by DJ's left nut (Post 6450030)
The most damning evidence of Tom Brady as a truly historic QB is Matt Cassel.

We all saw how severely lacking Matt Cassel is this season, yet in the Patriots system he won 11 games and threw for 3700 yards.

I saw a system that inflates a QBs performance by a solid 10-20%.

I guess the question you have to ask is - could the Colts have ever gone 11-5 with Jim Sorgi?

Brady sits at 11 on my all-time QB list. And ultimately I will listen to any argument that puts Warner over him as well (best pure passer of my lifetime and a guy that would've been untouchable in that NE system). Brady's a HOFer and an elite QB, but the Peyton v. Manning debate is closed, it's no contest.

Closed, my ass.

Shut the **** up.

DeezNutz 01-16-2010 01:04 PM

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Originally Posted by DJ's left nut (Post 6450030)
The most damning evidence of Tom Brady as a truly historic QB is Matt Cassel.

We all saw how severely lacking Matt Cassel is this season, yet in the Patriots system he won 11 games and threw for 3700 yards.

I saw a system that inflates a QBs performance by a solid 10-20%.

This is a very fair point and an interesting perspective that I'm sure the Cassel apologists will love.

Pushead2 01-16-2010 01:05 PM

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Originally Posted by Hootie (Post 6450036)
They scored 14 points!

They set every single offensive record anyone could ever think of that season and scored 14 points!

In the MOST IMPORTANT game of Tom Brady's life...

He didn't show up.

P.S. Tom Brady does have the NFL record for TD passes in a season.

P.S.S. Tom Brady's 2007 doesn't TOUCH Peyton Manning's 2004.

I'll say it again, the guy caught the ball with his head.....

DBOSHO 01-16-2010 01:06 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Hootie (Post 6450036)
They scored 14 points!

They set every single offensive record anyone could ever think of that season and scored 14 points!

In the MOST IMPORTANT game of Tom Brady's life...

He didn't show up.

P.S. Tom Brady does have the NFL record for TD passes in a season.

P.S.S. Tom Brady's 2007 doesn't TOUCH Peyton Manning's 2004.

He had more touchdowns but i guess that doesnt "touch" peyton.
Oh btw, at least brady made it to the superbowl that year. I cant remember who peyton lost to, but he got his ass kicked.
Do you seriously just sit down and think "what can i type today that will make cp think im reeruned?"

Hootie 01-16-2010 01:07 PM

That's rich.

Manning is a "pussy"...

If that is what the next turn of the Brady/Manning debate turns into...god kill me now.

Peyton Manning is such a perfect QB that his critics are now going to attack him for not allowing his receivers to finish routes because he won't stand in the pocket and take hits!

I'm sorry...

For every 1 play Ben Roethlisberger makes because he holds on to the ball forever and lets the play "develop"...he makes about 4 bad plays for the very same reason.

I watched a half dozen Steelers games this year and I can remember at least 3 occasions where the Steelers were in the red zone and he did something stupid to take them out of FIELD GOAL range even...

But hey...I understand Manning plays the QB position as perfectly as it can be played and I know you're stubborn Milkman and you're desperately holding onto the idea that Brady is better than Manning (for some reason unknown to me)...

So if this is what you've got then this is what you've got...

What are we going to say after Manning wins tonight against the Ravens?

Lets say he has a statistically mediocre game but the Colts win...

Will he be a choker? We all saw how good Tom Brady was against these very same Ravens last week...

Pushead2 01-16-2010 01:08 PM

http://nickbon.com/1d3%20David%20Tyr...us%20catch.jpg

DJ's left nut 01-16-2010 01:09 PM

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Originally Posted by milkman (Post 6450040)
Closed, my ass.

Shut the **** up.

I ask again - could the Colts have ever gone 11-5 with Jim Sorgi? You're honestly going to pound your chest and yell "3 Superbowls!!!" when Matt Cassel took that same system to an 11-5 record? Doesn't that say all that needs to be said about how difficult it was to win football games there? If a guy like Cassel can get you to 11-5, just exactly how can you compare SBs?

Name one single thing that Tom Brady does on a football field better than Peyton Manning. I say all the time that I don't care about statistics with Matt Cassel because I can point to how he actually plays between the lines and his physical shortcomings.

There's not a single thing that Tom Brady does better than Peyton Manning. Point to mythical intangibles like 'clutch play' all you want, but it's nonsense. Without Adam Vinitiari, Tom Brady's just a top flight QB; nobody would dream of comparing him to Manning.

Pushead2 01-16-2010 01:09 PM

His celebration....http://assets.nydailynews.com/img/20.../amd_tyree.jpg

Hootie 01-16-2010 01:09 PM

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Originally Posted by DBOSHO (Post 6450047)
He had more touchdowns but i guess that doesnt "touch" peyton.
Oh btw, at least brady made it to the superbowl that year. I cant remember who peyton lost to, but he got his ass kicked.
Do you seriously just sit down and think "what can i type today that will make cp think im reeruned?"

Peyton had a better QB rating...

Tony Dungy didn't run up scores all year like the Patriots.

Peyton Manning played 1 series in week 17 in a meaningless game...Tom Brady played an entire game (in a meaningless game) and they were obviously record hunting the whole time...

So I always find it funny when people try and tell me Tom Brady had a statistically better year in 2007 than Manning in 2004...because it's not true.

DBOSHO 01-16-2010 01:10 PM

I promise you if their line and defense plays like the patriots, the colts wont win jack shit.

Hootie 01-16-2010 01:11 PM

Pushead...not sure I get your point...

Plaxico Burress predicted the Patriots would score 17 points...

Tom Brady laughed at him and basically mocked the Giants...because you know...they set so many offensive records that year.

THEY SCORED 14 POINTS AND TOM BRADY PLAYED A BAD GAME.

Period.

He choked away the biggest game of his life and you can't say otherwise...but try and spin the David Tyree angle some more.

Pushead2 01-16-2010 01:11 PM

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Originally Posted by DJ's left nut (Post 6450055)
I ask again - could the Colts have ever gone 11-5 with Jim Sorgi? You're honestly going to pound your chest and yell "3 Superbowls!!!" when Matt Cassel to that same system to an 11-5 record? Doesn't that say all that needs to be said about how difficult it was to win football games there? If a guy like Cassel can get you to 11-5, just exactly how can you compare SBs?

Name one single thing that Tom Brady does on a football field better than Peyton Manning. I say all the time that I don't care about statistics with Matt Cassel because I can point to how he actually plays between the lines and his physical shortcomings.

There's not a single thing that Tom Brady does better than Peyton Manning. Point to mythical intangibles like 'clutch play' all you want, but it's nonsense. Without Adam Vinitiari, Tom Brady's just a top flight QB; nobody would dream of comparing him to Manning.

Wins these....http://ui25.gamespot.com/2008/patriotsposter_2.jpg

Hootie 01-16-2010 01:12 PM

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Originally Posted by DBOSHO (Post 6450060)
I promise you if their line and defense plays like the patriots, the colts wont win jack shit.

There are two promises I can make every NFL postseason:

Ready for them?

I promise you if Tom Brady and the Patriots lose...everyone will make excuses for Tom Brady because he is a "winner"...and "winners" never lose.

That's one.

My other promise?

If Peyton Manning loses, he's a choker.

I.E. This thread where Milkman references the Charger losses over the past two years.

DBOSHO 01-16-2010 01:12 PM

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Originally Posted by Hootie (Post 6450057)
Peyton had a better QB rating...

Tony Dungy didn't run up scores all year like the Patriots.

Peyton Manning played 1 series in week 17 in a meaningless game...Tom Brady played an entire game (in a meaningless game) and they were obviously record hunting the whole time...

So I always find it funny when people try and tell me Tom Brady had a statistically better year in 2007 than Manning in 2004...because it's not true.

once again, if tom couldnt touch peyton that year, why couldnt he get to the superbowl. Peyton can put the whole team on his back, remember.

So what happened?

Pushead2 01-16-2010 01:13 PM

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Originally Posted by Hootie (Post 6450062)
Pushead...not sure I get your point...

Plaxico Burress predicted the Patriots would score 17 points...

Tom Brady laughed at him and basically mocked the Giants...because you know...they set so many offensive records that year.

THEY SCORED 14 POINTS AND TOM BRADY PLAYED A BAD GAME.

Period.

He choked away the biggest game of his life and you can't say otherwise...but try and spin the David Tyree angle some more.

yes on a 53 man roster that one man lost the game for them.....actually Rodney Harrison choked in the biggest game of their lives...

Hootie 01-16-2010 01:14 PM

you know what the BIGGEST shame of it all is?

The Patriots NEVER respected Adam Vinatieri enough to reward him with a Super Bowl MVP...

You have three MVP's from the Patriots dynasty...

Tom Brady, Bill Belichick and Adam Vinatieri.

Wouldn't have won a single Super Bowl without all three of those pieces...take 1 away, any 1, pick 1...no Super Bowls.

Pushead2 01-16-2010 01:14 PM

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Originally Posted by DBOSHO (Post 6450069)
once again, if tom couldnt touch peyton that year, why couldnt he get to the superbowl. Peyton can put the whole team on his back, remember.

So what happened?

Manning has been a choker since his days of UT when he couldn't beat Florida...

DJ's left nut 01-16-2010 01:14 PM

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Originally Posted by Pushead2 (Post 6450063)
Wins these....

WIth a system that Matt Cassel guided to an 11-5 record.

Put Peyton Manning in NE and Tom Brady in Indy and it's a bloodbath. Indy wouldn't have even played .500 football with Tom Brady under center this year (injured WRs, no running game, scatter-shot defense) and Manning would've taken them to 16-0 but/for a moron head coach.

DBOSHO 01-16-2010 01:14 PM

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Originally Posted by Hootie (Post 6450066)
There are two promises I can make every NFL postseason:

Ready for them?

I promise you if Tom Brady and the Patriots lose...everyone will make excuses for Tom Brady because he is a "winner"...and "winners" never lose.

That's one.

My other promise?

If Peyton Manning loses, he's a choker.

I.E. This thread where Milkman references the Charger losses over the past two years.

Give me your honest answer.

If peyton was under center last week, would he have beaten the ravens, and if so, why?

Pushead2 01-16-2010 01:14 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Hootie (Post 6450076)
you know what the BIGGEST shame of it all is?

The Patriots NEVER respected Adam Vinatieri enough to reward him with a Super Bowl MVP...

You have three MVP's from the Patriots dynasty...

Tom Brady, Bill Belichick and Adam Vinatieri.

Wouldn't have won a single Super Bowl without all three of those pieces...take 1 away, any 1, pick 1...no Super Bowls.

Rex Grossman should have won it for the Colts then if that's your dumb argument....

Hootie 01-16-2010 01:15 PM

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Originally Posted by DBOSHO (Post 6450069)
once again, if tom couldnt touch peyton that year, why couldnt he get to the superbowl. Peyton can put the whole team on his back, remember.

So what happened?

They lost to a better Patriots team on the road in the playoffs?

That's simple. It's not like the Patriots didn't have the better seed or anything.

But Peyton choked that year...yet Tom wasn't the choker in 2006 when he ended their season, at Indy, with a pick on the final drive where a TD sends them to the Super Bowl.

That isn't a choke job...nevermind they were winning 21-3 at one point...

Pushead2 01-16-2010 01:15 PM

and the sad thing is I personally think Manning is a better QB...but the way you shit on Brady is reeruned.

DBOSHO 01-16-2010 01:16 PM

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Originally Posted by DJ's left nut (Post 6450078)
WIth a system that Matt Cassel guided to an 11-5 record.

Put Peyton Manning in NE and Tom Brady in Indy and it's a bloodbath. Indy wouldn't have even played .500 football with Tom Brady under center this year (injured WRs, no running game, scatter-shot defense) and Manning would've taken them to 16-0 but/for a moron head coach.

Ever heard of derek anderson?

Hootie 01-16-2010 01:17 PM

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Originally Posted by Pushead2 (Post 6450081)
Rex Grossman should have won it for the Colts then if that's your dumb argument....

I guess somehow people forget how well Peyton Manning played in that Super Bowl against the Bears...

Against the best defense the league has seen since the Ravens won the Super Bowl earlier in the decade...

But you're right...that was all Grossman and the Colts defense.

DJ's left nut 01-16-2010 01:18 PM

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Originally Posted by DBOSHO (Post 6450080)
Give me your honest answer.

If peyton was under center last week, would he have beaten the ravens, and if so, why?

Yes.

Manning doesn't take that sack/strip.

Manning doesn't throw 2 first quarter picks.

Tom Brady put his team in a hole they couldn't crawl out of. If Mannings there, but Ravens could've never gone into the bombshell offense they went into.

You genuinely believe Manning would've lost to a team that completed 4 passes?

Hootie 01-16-2010 01:18 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by DBOSHO (Post 6450080)
Give me your honest answer.

If peyton was under center last week, would he have beaten the ravens, and if so, why?

well I guess we get to find out tonight...

and if you're asking...

I'm thinking Colts 24 Ravens 13

DBOSHO 01-16-2010 01:18 PM

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Originally Posted by Hootie (Post 6450082)
They lost to a better Patriots team on the road in the playoffs?

That's simple. It's not like the Patriots didn't have the better seed or anything.

But Peyton choked that year...yet Tom wasn't the choker in 2006 when he ended their season, at Indy, with a pick on the final drive where a TD sends them to the Super Bowl.

That isn't a choke job...nevermind they were winning 21-3 at one point...

"every time the colts ask peyton to win the game, he delivers"

DBOSHO 01-16-2010 01:20 PM

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Originally Posted by Hootie (Post 6450088)
well I guess we get to find out tonight...

and if you're asking...

I'm thinking Colts 24 Ravens 13

Lol peyton is playing on the patriots tonight?

Hootie 01-16-2010 01:20 PM

They try and talk about weapons...

Lets go watch some 2007 Patriots game tape and watch how many times Brady heaves the ball 55 yards into double coverage (Miami anybody?) to see Randy Moss make remarkable catch after remarkable catch...

Sorry...Peyton Manning has NEVER had anything CLOSE to 2007 Randy Moss...Peyton and his receivers do it all with timing...he's never had a security blanket to heave to when nothing else is open.

And lets be honest...

Randy Moss IS/WAS so good...SO good...we thought Daunte Culpepper was a top tier QB for YEARS...Nick Saban traded a 2nd round pick for Culpepper rather than signing Drew Brees off the street for NO compensation.

Pushead2 01-16-2010 01:21 PM

he went 25/38 for 247 2tds 1int
Grossman 20/28 165 1td 2int

RedThat 01-16-2010 01:21 PM

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Originally Posted by MGRS13 (Post 6449939)
Well in Moss' defense he did set a record for TD's while his team was going undefeated in the regular season. Not to mention he has been a perfect citizen while he has been in NE. I know alot of people want to say Moss is the problem in NE but the fact is their defense has dropped off a cliff in the past year and a half.

The guy is a great player, Id never doubt him for that and Im glad to see an improvement in his character.

You have no disagreement from me that their defense has been a problem for them. However, this is where I am trying to get at, Moss does have a weakness. His work ethics are questionable at times. They are. When times are tough, I don't view him as the type of player who puts forth enough of a concerted effort to help his team win. He has a lack of fortitude.

Thats the way I've always interpreted him. And we all know the Patriots as an organization with players that have loads of players with fortitude and effort. Those characteristics have been a staple of the Patriots franchise over this last decade. It's pretty much been their blueprint over the years and another reason why they were world champions. Now, anytime you add guy like Randy Moss into that mix, it has an effect on their overall chemistry and morale. Not exactly a good blend if you ask me.

DBOSHO 01-16-2010 01:22 PM

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Originally Posted by DJ's left nut (Post 6450087)
Yes.

Manning doesn't take that sack/strip.

Manning doesn't throw 2 first quarter picks.

Tom Brady put his team in a hole they couldn't crawl out of. If Mannings there, but Ravens could've never gone into the bombshell offense they went into.

You genuinely believe Manning would've lost to a team that completed 4 passes?

I will admit, the first pick was awful. The 2nd one was bad, but the strip, come on man.

It was like matt light wasnt even there. He did NOTHING on that play. Even peyton doesnt get the ball off that fast.

Pushead2 01-16-2010 01:22 PM

Grossman also fumbled twice and it wasn't pressure because he was only sacked once.

Hootie 01-16-2010 01:22 PM

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Originally Posted by DBOSHO (Post 6450093)
Lol peyton is playing on the patriots tonight?

no but he's playing the team that made Tom Brady look like an inferior Matt Cassel

DBOSHO 01-16-2010 01:24 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Hootie (Post 6450094)
They try and talk about weapons...

Lets go watch some 2007 Patriots game tape and watch how many times Brady heaves the ball 55 yards into double coverage (Miami anybody?) to see Randy Moss make remarkable catch after remarkable catch...

Sorry...Peyton Manning has NEVER had anything CLOSE to 2007 Randy Moss...Peyton and his receivers do it all with timing...he's never had a security blanket to heave to when nothing else is open.

And lets be honest...

Randy Moss IS/WAS so good...SO good...we thought Daunte Culpepper was a top tier QB for YEARS...Nick Saban traded a 2nd round pick for Culpepper rather than signing Drew Brees off the street for NO compensation.

Peyton ever have wide recievers that quit on routes?

DJ's left nut 01-16-2010 01:25 PM

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Originally Posted by DBOSHO (Post 6450101)
I will admit, the first pick was awful. The 2nd one was bad, but the strip, come on man.

It was like matt light wasnt even there. He did NOTHING on that play. Even peyton doesnt get the ball off that fast.

My memory is that Brady patted the ball just beofre getting blasted.

Manning doesn't pat. He throws on time or he throws it away.

Hootie 01-16-2010 01:25 PM

Dude...

The Bears defense led them to the Super Bowl...ALL YEAR LONG they played with Grossman or Griese...

ALL YEAR LONG...

But suddenly they lose all credibility as an opponent because Rex Grossman was their QB?

LMAO

Manning handled that defense almost flawlessly (especially compared to the rest of the NFL)...38 minutes T.O.P.

but that doesn't count because he only beat Rex Grossman in the Super Bowl..

So Tom Brady has 4 Super Bowls (because that Tyree catch doesn't count) and Manning has 0 Super Bowls...

Right?

Pushead2 01-16-2010 01:26 PM

Vinatieri had 12 of the 29 points....thats 17 then there was a pick 6 for another 7, Thats 10 points produced by the Manning in that game...

DBOSHO 01-16-2010 01:26 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Hootie (Post 6450105)
no but he's playing the team that made Tom Brady look like an inferior Matt Cassel

Cause the 2008 patriots are the exact same team as the 2009 patriots.

Pushead2 01-16-2010 01:27 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Hootie (Post 6450114)
Dude...

The Bears defense led them to the Super Bowl...ALL YEAR LONG they played with Grossman or Griese...

ALL YEAR LONG...

But suddenly they lose all credibility as an opponent because Rex Grossman was their QB?

LMAO

Manning handled that defense almost flawlessly (especially compared to the rest of the NFL)...38 minutes T.O.P.

but that doesn't count because he only beat Rex Grossman in the Super Bowl..

So Tom Brady has 4 Super Bowls (because that Tyree catch doesn't count) and Manning has 0 Super Bowls...

Right?

not at all, but Grossman played horribly....Grossman the good half showed up in that game and Peyton still would have no ring...

Mr. Laz 01-16-2010 01:27 PM

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Originally Posted by DBOSHO (Post 6449832)
Hootie, LET IT GO.

no hootie, don't let it go ... keep grinding that shit.

Hootie 01-16-2010 01:27 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by DBOSHO (Post 6450110)
Peyton ever have wide recievers that quit on routes?

oh so suddenly Randy Moss is Oakland Raiders Randy Moss, and since Wes Welker was injured now we're going to play the "Tom Brady needs WEAPONS!" card!

Oh, ok. Got it.

Peyton Manning has Dallas Clark! It isn't fair!

(Coming from the same guys who tell us how unimportant the TE position is)...

Such hypocrites when it comes to this debate...it's hysterical.

FORTUNATELY...outside of a few people...everyone gets it now...

The Pats are DONE.

The Colts aren't...

milkman 01-16-2010 01:28 PM

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Originally Posted by DJ's left nut (Post 6450055)
I ask again - could the Colts have ever gone 11-5 with Jim Sorgi? You're honestly going to pound your chest and yell "3 Superbowls!!!" when Matt Cassel took that same system to an 11-5 record? Doesn't that say all that needs to be said about how difficult it was to win football games there? If a guy like Cassel can get you to 11-5, just exactly how can you compare SBs?

Name one single thing that Tom Brady does on a football field better than Peyton Manning. I say all the time that I don't care about statistics with Matt Cassel because I can point to how he actually plays between the lines and his physical shortcomings.

There's not a single thing that Tom Brady does better than Peyton Manning. Point to mythical intangibles like 'clutch play' all you want, but it's nonsense. Without Adam Vinitiari, Tom Brady's just a top flight QB; nobody would dream of comparing him to Manning.

I don't buy into the argument that the Colts couldn't win games without Manning.

Does Jim Sorgi look like crap?

Sure.

Manning might be more valuable to the Patriots because his b/u may be absolute crap.

I know this, however, before Brady went down last year, the Pat fans thought that Cassel was absolute crap, and that the Patiots couldn't win games without Brady.

Until we see the Colts with another QB under center for more than some meaningless snaps, we have no way to know how they'd fare without Manning.

If you tell me that they'd lose more games without Manning than with, then I can buy into that.

Hootie 01-16-2010 01:29 PM

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Originally Posted by Pushead2 (Post 6450115)
Vinatieri had 12 of the 29 points....thats 17 then there was a pick 6 for another 7, Thats 10 points produced by the Manning in that game...

ROFL

This is just getting ridiculous.

So I guess we won't count Vinatieri's missed 29 yard field goal or his botched PAT...

Or the time consuming drives that led to all of these field goals...

I guess we'll just ignore the fact the Bears had the 2nd best defense we've seen in the past 10-15 years...

and we'll ignore all of the great drives the Colts had and the 38 minutes T.O.P.

we'll just write that off on Grossman and not credit Manning for putting together a lot of great drives against the Bears potent defense...

Those don't count.

Pushead2 01-16-2010 01:30 PM

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Originally Posted by Hootie (Post 6450129)
ROFL

This is just getting ridiculous.

So I guess we won't count Vinatieri's missed 29 yard field goal or his botched PAT...

Or the time consuming drives that led to all of these field goals...

I guess we'll just ignore the fact the Bears had the 2nd best defense we've seen in the past 10-15 years...

and we'll ignore all of the great drives the Colts had and the 38 minutes T.O.P.

we'll just write that off on Grossman and not credit Manning for putting together a lot of great drives against the Bears potent defense...

Those don't count.



you just like to type....:shake:

Baby Lee 01-16-2010 01:30 PM

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Originally Posted by Hootie (Post 6449981)
Just sit back and watch Peyton Manning play that same Ravens defense at home tonight (just like Brady last week) and see what he does...

By all means, enjoy the return of Peyty Manningheimer tonight.

HotRoute 01-16-2010 01:30 PM

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Originally Posted by DeezNutz (Post 6449968)
I completely missed this.

Elway is in the conversation for best player of all-time, not just QB.

Wow.

I hope your kidding

Mecca 01-16-2010 01:31 PM

Kinda funny I expect the Ravens to beat the Colts....the Colts run D is garbage and Ray Rice well he's good.

Hootie 01-16-2010 01:31 PM

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Originally Posted by DBOSHO (Post 6450116)
Cause the 2008 patriots are the exact same team as the 2009 patriots.

so Matt Cassel sucks for regressing the 2007 Patriots from 16-0 to 11-5...but Tom Brady gets a pass because the 2009 Patriots aren't the same as the 2008 Patriots.

Got it.

Hootie 01-16-2010 01:32 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Pushead2 (Post 6450132)
you just like to type....:shake:

Hey I'd give up now if I were you too...

RedThat 01-16-2010 01:32 PM

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Originally Posted by Pioli Zombie (Post 6449946)
Yeah, Moss only caught the TD pass from Brady to put the Patriots ahead in the SB with 2 minutes to play before the defense coughed it up. You are blaming Moss for the Patriots not going 19-0 that year?

I also love all this revisionist history. After 2007 Brady was being called one of the top 2 of all time after his 50 TD passes. He get a knee injury and now he's not even on the top 5 or 10. Sure, today he may not be. But it doesn't take away where he was 2 years ago.
And I love how Kurt Warner is suddenly clutch with his 9 playoff wins and Brady isn't with his 14. Talk about "what have you done for me lately?"

Posted via Mobile Device


Nope. Not blaming Moss. Just trying to say that when you add players who don't exactly blend into the overall team chemistry and morale it does have a bit of an effect on the team.

Your second paragraph proves to be correct. This is definately a league where its "what have you done for me lately?"

Sully 01-16-2010 01:32 PM

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Originally Posted by Hootie (Post 6449850)
It just makes me happy as an avid fan of the NFL to see Brady finally looked upon as what he is...

A good QB who played in a great system with all of the right pieces and was the leader of a dynasty...

but not an all-time great.

That's dumb.

DBOSHO 01-16-2010 01:32 PM

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Originally Posted by Hootie (Post 6450123)
oh so suddenly Randy Moss is Oakland Raiders Randy Moss, and since Wes Welker was injured now we're going to play the "Tom Brady needs WEAPONS!" card!

Oh, ok. Got it.

Peyton Manning has Dallas Clark! It isn't fair!

(Coming from the same guys who tell us how unimportant the TE position is)...

Such hypocrites when it comes to this debate...it's hysterical.

FORTUNATELY...outside of a few people...everyone gets it now...

The Pats are DONE.

The Colts aren't...

Did you watch the pats this year? Moss jogged on some of his routes. Even the espn dudes acknowledge it. I never said randy was bad so stfu.

milkman 01-16-2010 01:33 PM

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Originally Posted by Hootie (Post 6450082)
They lost to a better Patriots team on the road in the playoffs?

That's simple. It's not like the Patriots didn't have the better seed or anything.

But Peyton choked that year...yet Tom wasn't the choker in 2006 when he ended their season, at Indy, with a pick on the final drive where a TD sends them to the Super Bowl.

That isn't a choke job...nevermind they were winning 21-3 at one point...

No one is arguing that Brady has never choked in the clutch.

as a matter of fact, I would aregue that he has choked in the clutch in the Patriots last three playoff losses.

What we are arguing i sthat he has delivered in the clutch more than Manning has.

And the fact is, that point is inarguable.

Hootie 01-16-2010 01:33 PM

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Originally Posted by Mecca (Post 6450140)
Kinda funny I expect the Ravens to beat the Colts....the Colts run D is garbage and Ray Rice well he's good.

Just not going to happen...

In fact...

I almost expect the Colts to keep the Ravens running game fairly in check.

The Ravens ONLY CHANCE of winning tonight is scoring first...and not a field goal, either.

If the Colts jump out 7-0...game over.

The Ravens better win the toss and elect to receive.

Mecca 01-16-2010 01:33 PM

Randy Moss isn't the Patriots problem, if anything he turned Wes Welker into a star because everyone is worried about him getting deep.

Their problem is their defense turned to mush and they still have no running game and start passing 80% of the time.

Hootie 01-16-2010 01:34 PM

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Originally Posted by DBOSHO (Post 6450147)
Did you watch the pats this year? Moss jogged on some of his routes. Even the espn dudes acknowledge it. I never said randy was bad so stfu.

have you watched Randy Moss for the past 12 years or are you just now tuning in?

Mecca 01-16-2010 01:35 PM

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Originally Posted by Hootie (Post 6450151)
Just not going to happen...

In fact...

I almost expect the Colts to keep the Ravens running game fairly in check.

The Ravens ONLY CHANCE of winning tonight is scoring first...and not a field goal, either.

If the Colts jump out 7-0...game over.

The Ravens better win the toss and elect to receive.

The Colts struggled like hell with the Ravens in their first meeting they musterd what 20 points something like that?

milkman 01-16-2010 01:35 PM

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Originally Posted by Mecca (Post 6450140)
Kinda funny I expect the Ravens to beat the Colts....the Colts run D is garbage and Ray Rice well he's good.

If the Ravens can consistently get pressure on Manning, and they can get a couple TDs on the board and go into the 4th quarter with a lead, I think they win.

Manning can not deliver in the clutch against pressure.

DBOSHO 01-16-2010 01:36 PM

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Originally Posted by Hootie (Post 6450141)
so Matt Cassel sucks for regressing the 2007 Patriots from 16-0 to 11-5...but Tom Brady gets a pass because the 2009 Patriots aren't the same as the 2008 Patriots.

Got it.

Its pretty obvious that the defense has gotten worse since last year. Idk why you cant see that.

Baby Lee 01-16-2010 01:36 PM

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Originally Posted by Hootie (Post 6450066)
There are two promises I can make every NFL postseason:

Ready for them?

I promise you if Tom Brady and the Patriots lose...everyone will make excuses for Tom Brady because he is a "winner"...and "winners" never lose.

That's one.

My other promise?

If Peyton Manning loses, he's a choker.

I.E. This thread where Milkman references the Charger losses over the past two years.

In the Playoffs, you get the 'Peyton loses because he's a choker' line, because SO MANY MANY TIMES the other team raised it's play and Peyton lowered his.

Hootie 01-16-2010 01:37 PM

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Originally Posted by milkman (Post 6450149)
No one is arguing that Brady has never choked in the clutch.

as a matter of fact, I would aregue that he has choked in the clutch in the Patriots last three playoff losses.

What we are arguing i sthat he has delivered in the clutch more than Manning has.

And the fact is, that point is inarguable.

I just disagree...

Just because the Patriots have won 3 Super Bowls doesn't mean Tom Brady delivered in the clutch.

Because I don't think he did...

If the Patriots EVER had ANY pressure on them in those last drives in those Super Bowls...then sure, depending on the drive and scenario, I'd label him a captain clutch in a heartbeat.

The fact is...

Both times they needed a score to win in the Super Bowl the games were tied...

Everyone knows that pressure is SQUARELY on the opposing defense...

I'd love to have seen Tom Brady down by 4 on one of those drives...

RedThat 01-16-2010 01:38 PM

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Originally Posted by Mecca (Post 6450140)
Kinda funny I expect the Ravens to beat the Colts....the Colts run D is garbage and Ray Rice well he's good.

Yup. I agree Ray Rice is a gamer. I think the Colts are going to have a tough time stopping him.

DBOSHO 01-16-2010 01:38 PM

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Originally Posted by Hootie (Post 6450154)
have you watched Randy Moss for the past 12 years or are you just now tuning in?

You are the master of ducking questions.

Hootie 01-16-2010 01:40 PM

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Originally Posted by Mecca (Post 6450156)
The Colts struggled like hell with the Ravens in their first meeting they musterd what 20 points something like that?

They sure did...

I've done a bunch of research on that game...

The Ravens were 0-4 in the red zone and the Colts were 2-4 in the red zone...

Neither one of those things are going to happen this time around...

The game is also in Indianapolis.

This is the one game (other than the Chargers maybe) where I can see only two possible outcomes...

A close game where the Colts will probably win 8 out of 10 times...or a blowout where the Colts win by 10+...

Like I said...the only chance for scenario A in my opinion is the Ravens scoring 1st...

if the Colts jump out 7-0 I think it's going to be a route.

RedThat 01-16-2010 01:40 PM

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Originally Posted by Hootie (Post 6450165)
I just disagree...

Just because the Patriots have won 3 Super Bowls doesn't mean Tom Brady delivered in the clutch.

Because I don't think he did...

If the Patriots EVER had ANY pressure on them in those last drives in those Super Bowls...then sure, depending on the drive and scenario, I'd label him a captain clutch in a heartbeat.

The fact is...

Both times they needed a score to win in the Super Bowl the games were tied...

Everyone knows that pressure is SQUARELY on the opposing defense...

I'd love to have seen Tom Brady down by 4 on one of those drives...

That whole team was clutch Hootie. It really comes down to that.

milkman 01-16-2010 01:41 PM

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Originally Posted by Hootie (Post 6450165)
I just disagree...

Just because the Patriots have won 3 Super Bowls doesn't mean Tom Brady delivered in the clutch.

Because I don't think he did...

If the Patriots EVER had ANY pressure on them in those last drives in those Super Bowls...then sure, depending on the drive and scenario, I'd label him a captain clutch in a heartbeat.

The fact is...

Both times they needed a score to win in the Super Bowl the games were tied...

Everyone knows that pressure is SQUARELY on the opposing defense...

I'd love to have seen Tom Brady down by 4 on one of those drives...

In the SB against the Rams, how much time was on the clock when the Patriots got the ball?

To discount that because the score was tied is moronacy at it's best.

Hootie 01-16-2010 01:42 PM

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Originally Posted by milkman (Post 6450158)
Manning can not deliver in the clutch against pressure.

ROFL

Wow that's quite the statement.

Throwing around "definites" as fact.

Manning certainly delivered against the almighty Patriots in the clutch in the AFC Championship game in 2006 when the game was on the line.

Regardless...

The Ravens have one shot. They need to score first. Period.

Hootie 01-16-2010 01:43 PM

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Originally Posted by milkman (Post 6450183)
In the SB against the Rams, how much time was on the clock when the Patriots got the ball?

To discount that because the score was tied is moronacy at it's best.

I remember one Super Bowl where the Pats were down by 3 and had plenty of time to get into field goal range...

but Brady got sacked a few times and game over.

But that wasn't his fault...his team let him down.

I do know that the one Super Bowl where the pressure was on Tom Brady on the final drive because they were actually down a score (3) rather than being tied...he didn't deliver.

What's the one thing a QB can't do in that situation? Take a sack?

Yikes.

milkman 01-16-2010 01:43 PM

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Originally Posted by Hootie (Post 6450185)
ROFL

Wow that's quite the statement.

Throwing around "definites" as fact.

Manning certainly delivered against the almighty Patriots in the clutch in the AFC Championship game in 2006 when the game was on the line.

Regardless...

The Ravens have one shot. They need to score first. Period.

It's called absolutes, and you're right, I'll give you that.

Manning can deliver in the clutch, but he's consistently failed to do so, only delivering once.

RedThat 01-16-2010 01:45 PM

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Originally Posted by Hootie (Post 6450185)
ROFL

Wow that's quite the statement.

Throwing around "definites" as fact.

Manning certainly delivered against the almighty Patriots in the clutch in the AFC Championship game in 2006 when the game was on the line.

Regardless...

The Ravens have one shot. They need to score first. Period.

Yup score first, win the turnover battle and control the whole game. I think it'll be a tough match up for the Colts, they've always seemed to struggle against really physical and smart teams.

milkman 01-16-2010 01:45 PM

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Originally Posted by Hootie (Post 6450192)
I remember one Super Bowl where the Pats were down by 3 and had plenty of time to get into field goal range...

but Brady got sacked a few times and game over.

But that wasn't his fault...his team let him down.

I do know that the one Super Bowl where the pressure was on Tom Brady on the final drive because they were actually down a score (3) rather than being tied...he didn't deliver.

What's the one thing a QB can't do in that situation? Take a sack?

Yikes.

I've said this more than once, dumbass, so pay the **** attention.

Brady has failed to deliver in his last three playoff losses.
That includes that SB.

But that doesn't discount the fact that he still has delivered more often than Manning.

DBOSHO 01-16-2010 01:46 PM

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Originally Posted by Hootie (Post 6450192)
I remember one Super Bowl where the Pats were down by 3 and had plenty of time to get into field goal range...

but Brady got sacked a few times and game over.

But that wasn't his fault...his team let him down.

I do know that the one Super Bowl where the pressure was on Tom Brady on the final drive because they were actually down a score (3) rather than being tied...he didn't deliver.

What's the one thing a QB can't do in that situation? Take a sack?

Yikes.

Hootie do you have your What Would Peyton Do bracelets on?

Hootie 01-16-2010 01:47 PM

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Brady made all of his 145 yards count, especially on the game-winning drive. Starting on the Patriots' own 17-yard line with 1:21 remaining, Brady picked up a first down with an innocent 8-yard dump to J.R. Redmond for a first down. He hooked up with Redmond again two plays later for an 11-yard reception and another first down at the New England 41.

While John Madden was talking overtime -- and judging by the silence of the dome, so were the 72,922 on hand -- the Patriots were focused on a winning field goal. Said Brady: "I was planning to go out there to win the game."

Time was now the Patriots' biggest opponent. Brady threw incomplete, then connected with Troy Brown over the middle, and Brown managed to turn up field and get out of bounds at the St. Louis 36 for a 23-yard gain. Now, with only 21 seconds left, Brady threw a short pass in the right flat to tight end Jermaine Wiggins, who fought his way to the Rams' 30-yard line. Brady calmly spiked the ball to stop the clock with seven seconds to play.
Wow man!

How clutch is he! The Rams gave him underneath routes and he sure stepped up and made those 3 yard throws to allow Vinatieri to drill that 48 yard extra point chip shot!

Captain clutch knows how to work those flats that those awesome prevent defenses allow!

Hootie 01-16-2010 01:50 PM

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Originally Posted by milkman (Post 6450193)
It's called absolutes, and you're right, I'll give you that.

Manning can deliver in the clutch, but he's consistently failed to do so, only delivering once.

oh he's delivered more than once...

Unless of course we're talking about Super Bowl rings...which apparently we are...

so yeah, you're right...Brady has 3 rings to Manning's 1...that is fact, I'll give you that.

DBOSHO 01-16-2010 01:50 PM

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Originally Posted by Hootie (Post 6450216)
Wow man!

How clutch is he! The Rams gave him underneath routes and he sure stepped up and made those 3 yard throws to allow Vinatieri to drill that 48 yard extra point chip shot!

Captain clutch knows how to work those flats that those awesome prevent defenses allow!

Its funny how you knock me and other posters for "discrediting" peyton, when you do the exact same thing with brady.


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