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Bill Simmons on Tom Brady/Matt Cassel
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Yep, sounds like a Boston fan.
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Awsome
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Hootie, LET IT GO.
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Simmons also said he has an inside source that Moss is gone.
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LMAO
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There was a portion of the Patriot fanbase at the end of 2008 who were actually asking what the Patriots could get for Brady. Cassel had played that well and won over the fanbase that much. People up there are still pissed the Patriots only got a 2nd for Cassel and Vrabel. For Chiefs fans to not get that Cassel did indeed show what he could do with a good supporting cast and good coaching and that what he was thrown into this year with a rookie head coach, no OC, a shit line, and a shit supporting cast basically reflects the football ignorance of Chiefs fans.
Yes. Cassel had a bad year. But yes there were reasons and he needs and deserves a second year. If he fails this year then by all means flame away on him. Posted via Mobile Device |
It makes sense to get rid of a HOF qb that brought the team 3 superbowls when the whole team played like crap...
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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. |
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Now we find out Cassel also plays safety
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All this fighting over Peyton and Brady to find out Mr playoff clutch is Kurt Warner
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Cassel/Brady kinda reminds me of the Montana/Young situation, exept they gave us the younger one this time
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Define "not an all time great". Does that mean non HOF caliber? Or does it mean not in the top 5 all time discussion? |
All time great to me would mean top 3-5 of all time. I mean shit even Jim Kelly and Elway are in the hall, and they're nowhere near the top 5
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It's got to be some sort of bad omen when these guys come to play for good teams and then those team just don't accomplish anything. |
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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 |
Btw, I wonder if Manning gags again tonight.
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And the all-time greats are probably a full tier below Peyton Manning. |
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I've acknowledged many times that Cassel has the talent to be a good game manager with surrounding talent, possibly a very good game manager. You might compete for, and even win, a SB with a game manager (Trent Dilfer, Brad Johnson), but to consistently copmpete at that level, you need a playmaking franchise QB. Now you might not agree with the opinion that Cassel is not franchise potential, but those of us who believe he is only game manager are pissed that Pioli hitched his wagon to a guy who appears to only have game manager potential. |
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I wouldn't want Moss here...
No thanks. |
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Its also his fault that the defense played at a high school level for most of the season. |
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Even the biggest Patriots fan (Bill Simmons) will tell you Peyton Manning is the better QB...
and he's a huge Boston homer... but milkman, pioli zombie and ChiefsCountry know differently! |
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Elway is in the conversation for best player of all-time, not just QB. Wow. |
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And you just said game managers have won super bowls. Brady was in 2001. All I'm saying is give the guy an OC and a decent supporting cast and a ****ing chance if after this year the Chiefs aren't at least 8-8 and Cassel hasn't improved a ton then flame away. But to make these judgements that he and Pioli are failures already is assinine. Posted via Mobile Device |
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****, Hootie, saying that Manning is better is a little different from saying that Brady is essentially a game manager.
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Cause America is a great place where exceptional stupidity is rewarded. |
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Im agreeing that peyton is AMONG Them, hes a great qb, but his playoff record alone doesnt put him above them. |
yikes, this one has stupidity written all over it....
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That said, of course Cassel needs more tools/weapons surrounding him. |
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To say that Brady is just a game manager is just dumb. The man threw for 50 TDs. If that is a game manager sign me up.
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10 times. And do you think that is a testament to his offensive line? Because I certainly don't... That offense line is MEDIOCRE... I love Aaron Rodgers...I think he's great...I bet someone on this board last year he'd have a QB rating over 90 (when they ended up going 6-10 and he posted a 91+ rating)...I knew he was going to be a great QB... Put Aaron Rodgers behind the Colts line and he gets sacked around the same amount of times he was sacked behind his line in Green Bay. Hey... You want to bail Brady out of his poor performance because of his knee injury...or because of his "lack" of weapons (and I'll lol at that all day long)...or because of his shitty offensive line... But the truth is...Manning never would have suffered that knee injury because he never would have put himself in that situation...he knows he's too important to that team... and you know what... Peyton Manning had the worst supporting cast I've ever seen in my life last season for the first 10 weeks and he SINGLE-HANDEDLY kept that team alive and they ended up winning 12 games... He had absolutely NO protection and he was still getting rid of the ball and making plays DESPITE a non-existant running game and a WR2 (Harrison) who was 1000% washed up and missing two gigantic steps from his game... 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... But then I'm sure it's just because he has the better "weapons" and better "supporting cast"... |
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You don't give away a 2nd round pick for a (What?) 28 year old game manager on a team that is so devoid of talent that he'll be in his 30s before the team is ready to compete. |
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The Patriots win when they ask Brady to manage games... The Patriots lose when they depend on Brady to win games. Every single game the Colts play they depend on Peyton to win games. Can anyone argue this? |
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It's football, Hootie. Players get hit, and sometimes unlucky shit happens. |
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Manning did everything he could to give away two playoff games. |
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??? Lets be honest... and Tom Brady has always been very non-injury prone as well... Some players just won't get injured... Peyton Manning senses pressure better than any QB EVER and he doesn't take hits, and when he does, he knows when they are coming and he instinctively protects himself from injury. Plain and simple. Other than draining his knee last offseason...has he ever even been on an injury report? The guy is a freak of nature. He has QB in his DNA. |
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Brady has delivered several times. |
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But Brady had gotten rid of it, too, before Pollard went into his knee. Just unlucky. |
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Anyone that doesn't have Elway in their top 3 isn't worth listening to. |
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Did the Chiefs EVER, EVER, AT ANY POINT IN THAT GAME...make the Colts or Manning have to work for it? At no point was that game ever in doubt for the Colts. So regardless of the final stat sheet...this doesn't count. This was an exhibition game if I've ever seen one... and then...against Baltimore... Again...Peyton was never even put to the test. When the Colts finally needed him...he stepped up against the Patriots and they won on a beautiful 4th quarter TD drive by Peyton Manning and then he played well in the Super Bowl... So I don't get this argument. Just remember...for every "clutch" moment Brady had (and I guess we'll count his 20 yard scoring drives in the Super Bowls to set up 45+ yard FG's by Vinatieri)...I can also name a game in the postseason where he "choked"... I can't believe that whole myth about Brady being clutch even exists. |
Manning is a more natural QB than Brady no doubt.....but to say Brady is a game manager and isn't all that, well my friends...that is dumb..
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This reminds me of when people try to argue that Roethlisberger is NOT a franchise QB. |
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And I've pointed this out a number of times. Manning, of all the great QBs of the last 20 years is the only one, other than Favre, whose playoff QB rating is lower than his regular season QB rating. He, more than any great QB, shrinks in the face of consistent pressure. It's why he could never get past the Patriots earlier in his career before their defense began their decline, and why he hasn't been able to get past the Chargers. |
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He threw 1 TD pass in the entire postseason (if I remember correctly) the year they won their first Super Bowl... I'm sorry...if it wasn't for the "tuck rule" and Adam Vinatieri...the legend of Tom Brady might not even exist. Dude stumbles into a perfect situation, fools the majority of football fans, and now the stubborn ones can't just admit Tom Brady is a better game manager than playmaking QB. What was Tom Brady when they won their first Super Bowl? A game manager? or a franchise QB? |
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Hootie just drink a glass of milk and shut up. Posted via Mobile Device |
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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.. |
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Not only was a Super Bowl on the line...but a perfect season? And captain clutch turned in his WORST performance of the year? |
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Once. And yes, Brady has failed in the clutch, as well. But regardless of the time and distance, and score needed, he has delivered more often, by far, than Manning. |
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Peyton had good playoff game, he clutch now/ hootie
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So let me get this straight...
Peyton Manning wasn't clutch against the Chiefs in 2003 in the no punt game? Or does that not count? What are we counting here? Super Bowl wins? Yeah...Brady has 3 and Manning has 1. Terry Bradshaw has more than Brady so I guess he is more clutch and even better than Tom Brady! This Super Bowl bullshit is just that...bullshit. Hey a great QB is definitely a key to winning Super Bowls...but it's not the be all end all... All I know is one of these QB's had the benefit of the most clutch kicking in NFL history for half a decade...and the other had Mike Vanderjagt...who once had a chance to tie a game in the playoffs for the Colts to force an OT...only to push a chipshot about 50 yards right... But Brady is clutch and Manning never delivers...his one Super Bowl is only because he faced Rex Grossman... |
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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. |
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