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Where has anyone mentioned Sanchez while debating your ridiculous statement that Brees would be just as effective in Pittsburgh as Rothlisberger? WHAT THE ****? |
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You can't prove Brees' toughness one way or another through stats. Ben gets hit a lot, and much of it is his fault. Ben also gets hurt a lot. Saying Brees couldn't play in Pittsburgh because he gets rid of the ball and doesn't get sacked 40+ times a year is just speculation with little reason behind it.
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You two are basing your case on nothing more than assumptions. Feel free to come up with something more concrete than assumptions, and I'll be more than happy to listen. I'm actually shocked that ANYONE would say that Drew Brees takes anywhere NEAR the number of hits that Ben Roethlisberger does. |
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But it's pretty fair to say that if he's not getting sacked more than once a game, he's probably not getting hit much. I can deduct that based on his stats, and the type of offense they run. YOU are ASSUMING he's getting hit for NO OTHER REASON than he throws a lot. You have NOTHING to back up that assumption. I do. Case ****ing closed. |
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I'm taking ALL the stats I'm offered, along with the knowledge that like Peyton Manning, Brees runs an offense that gets the ball out of the QB's hand quickly. I'm not saying he doesn't take hits. But to say he takes anywhere NEAR the amount of hits that Roethlisberger does is asinine. |
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Interesting article from december shows that Brees was top-10 in the NFL in both hits and hurries to that point of the season: http://www.footballoutsiders.com/ext...d-hurries-2008
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This has everything to about someone saying that Brees would excel in Pittsburghs offense. |
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You've lost your ****ing mind. |
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