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Old 02-12-2009, 03:36 PM  
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Derrick Thomas, or Peyton Manning. You choose.

If you had the #1 overall pick, and these two were in the same class, who would you take?

Poll to follow.
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Old 02-12-2009, 09:33 PM   #181
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Part of Manning's problem in the playoffs is Brady makes him his bitch.
This is true.

However, the fact is, other thant the Chiefs and Broncos, he has played relatively poorly against almost every other team he's faced in the playoffs.

I believe he's had one good game and a fair game aganinst the Bears in the SB.
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Old 02-12-2009, 11:48 PM   #182
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This is true.

However, the fact is, other thant the Chiefs and Broncos, he has played relatively poorly against almost every other team he's faced in the playoffs.

I believe he's had one good game and a fair game aganinst the Bears in the SB.
He was nails in the second half of the last AFC Ch. they played against NE.
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Old 02-13-2009, 06:00 AM   #183
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uhhhhhhh, Manning. Easily.
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Old 02-13-2009, 06:03 AM   #184
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uhhhhhhh, Manning. Easily.
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Old 02-13-2009, 07:16 AM   #185
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Old 02-13-2009, 07:38 AM   #186
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You're kidding, right?

Manning versus any defensive lineman ever is clearly Manning. MAYBE, MAYBE!!! you'd think about a Bruce Smith or a Reggie White, but absolutely nobody else is worth a half-second of thought.

QBs >>>>> any other position on the football field.
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Old 02-13-2009, 07:40 AM   #187
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The Patriots are to the Colts as the Colts are to the Chiefs. Except they actually beat them once. I think. Or did somebody else beat the Pats that year?
2006 AFCC. Pats blow big lead (17 points) to Colts in 2nd half. Don't remind me.
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Old 02-13-2009, 07:43 AM   #188
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just wow...DT no question

Why? Seriously?

It's a no brainer. Manning is easily a top 10 QB all time (some would argue top 5 or top 3, Hootie would no doubt say best QB EVAR, but I'll keep it simple).

QBs trounce every other position on the football field in importance.

And much as I like and respect DT, I wouldn't even put him at the top of impact defensive front 7 all time. Reggie White, Lawrence Taylor and Bruce Smith were far ahead of him in terms of rounded football players, and I think Deacon Jones and a fair number of other guys were at least even if not better.
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Old 02-13-2009, 07:55 AM   #189
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This is crazy.

I'm amazing that DT got as many votes as he did. Truely, Carl's legacy lives on.

We're comparing a LBer to a QB. Seriously? I mean is this serious?

Isn't the point to win championships? I'll take Manning. Who has a ring by the way.
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Old 02-14-2009, 02:45 AM   #190
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This is crazy.

I'm amazing that DT got as many votes as he did. Truely, Carl's legacy lives on.

We're comparing a LBer to a QB. Seriously? I mean is this serious?
When Derrick was in his prime the guy controlled the game, for most QB's to be successful they need to be in the right situation and with Carl well we know that story.
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You're kidding, right?

Manning versus any defensive lineman ever is clearly Manning. MAYBE, MAYBE!!! you'd think about a Bruce Smith or a Reggie White, but absolutely nobody else is worth a half-second of thought.

QBs >>>>> any other position on the football field.
Unless that LB can erase a QB.

DT humbled Steve Young whom got his $#it pushed in.

DT lunched on that Bills LT in 93, the year they also went.

Warren Moon? To this day that man can still smell a 58 load of lip-durt and hurt sneaking up behind him.

Pure passers humbled by one true pass rushing LB.

And manning? MANNING? The most easy probowl QB to get to?

Please. Everytime he even hears the word Merriman he pisses himself. And he isn't even a great yet...
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Why? Seriously?

It's a no brainer. Manning is easily a top 10 QB all time (some would argue top 5 or top 3, Hootie would no doubt say best QB EVAR, but I'll keep it simple).

QBs trounce every other position on the football field in importance.

And much as I like and respect DT, I wouldn't even put him at the top of impact defensive front 7 all time. Reggie White, Lawrence Taylor and Bruce Smith were far ahead of him in terms of rounded football players, and I think Deacon Jones and a fair number of other guys were at least even if not better.
We have an overly sentimental fan base, we still have people who can't get over Rich Gannon.
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DT lunched on that Bills LT in 93, the year they also went.
Yeah, he lunched on him so much he got pulled because they raped him on the counter trey every ****ing play.
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