And since Brady didn't play his best game than Flaco should of stepped up and won the game, elite QBs do.
But he put his team in a position to win. If Evans holds on to that ball, Flacco is taking his team to Indy.
And since Brady didn't play his best game than Flaco should of stepped up and won the game, elite QBs do.
cybok0 said:But he didn't win,
meStevo said:That's the problem with fan evaluations of quarterbacks it seems, they're either elite or irrelevant.
You don't need elite Qb's to have success when the team is good but it sure helpsBecause EVERYONE thinks you need a Brady, Brees, Rogers or Rothlesberger to be successful in this league.
rey_1178 said:You don't need elite Qb's to have success when the team is good but it sure helps
Remember to throw the mannings in there too
Oopppss...lately, more Eli than Peyton.
BillD1984 said:The Pats defense has been much maligned for most of the season (and rightfully so, BTW), but they came up HUGE in two spots in this game.
1. The Ravens went on a long drive in the 3rd quarter, and scored a TD to go ahead for the first time 17-16. On the ensuing KO, Danny Woodhead fumbles and gives the ball right back to the Ravens at the Pats 30. The Pats D could have very easily folded here, but instead they manned up and held the Ravens to a FG.
2. Following the Spikes INT, on the FIRST PLAY FROM SCRIMMAGE the Pats INEXPLICABLY threw the ball deep to
a guy that caught ONE ball all year (YES, I was PO'd beyond belief following this play :rant and the ball was picked off in the end zone and returned to the Ravens 30. Once again, the Pats D manned up after that turnover.
True. Peyton's body of work as a whole is better but Eli is making a case for himself as mr clutch. And if he wins today and goes and wins against the pats then you could make the case that little brother is better in the post season. He already has a better post season record in wins vs losses.
Because EVERYONE thinks you need a Brady, Brees, Rogers or Rothlesberger to be successful in this league.
...the Pats INEXPLICABLY threw the ball deep to
a guy that caught ONE ball all year...
The Pats defense has been much maligned for most of the season (and rightfully so, BTW), but they came up HUGE in two spots in this game.
1. The Ravens went on a long drive in the 3rd quarter, and scored a TD to go ahead for the first time 17-16. On the ensuing KO, Danny Woodhead fumbles and gives the ball right back to the Ravens at the Pats 30. The Pats D could have very easily folded here, but instead they manned up and held the Ravens to a FG.
2. Following the Spikes INT, on the FIRST PLAY FROM SCRIMMAGE the Pats INEXPLICABLY threw the ball deep to
a guy that caught ONE ball all year (YES, I was PO'd beyond belief following this play :rant and the ball was picked off in the end zone and returned to the Ravens 30. Once again, the Pats D manned up after that turnover.
Manning is a baaad man!!!! No fear in this guy. Great catch too.