Yeah but Brady had all of the defensive signals. A decade or so of CHEATING by Bellicheat.
I thought you were a Boston Sports fan? Is that only in Baseball? Which bandwagon are you on in football?
Yeah but Brady had all of the defensive signals. A decade or so of CHEATING by Bellicheat.
I thought you were a Boston Sports fan? Is that only in Baseball? Which bandwagon are you on in football?
Peyton Manning is a GREAT QB and a sure fire first ballot HOF!
But sorry folks, in the postseason Tom Brady has outperformed him...........by a LOT!!!
Brady is 14-3 in the postseason throwing to the likes of Troy Brown (who was GREAT, but Brady clearly made him better), David Patten and David Givens (Brady had one postseason with Moss and Welker).
Meanwhile, Manning is 7-8 in the postseason throwing to the likes of Marvin Harrison, Reggie Wayne and Dallas Clark.
BOTH have had great regular season records (I think they are a game or two apart), but the postseason has belonged to Brady.
Once again, this isn't a "homer" pick. I'd be saying the same thing if I lived in Timbucktoo, Idaho!
Yeah but Brady had all of the defensive signals. A decade or so of CHEATING by Bellicheat.
After footage from the actual tape was aired on FOX NFL Sunday on September 16, former Dallas Cowboys head coach Jimmy Johnson claimed, "This is exactly how I was told to do it 18 years ago by a Kansas City Chiefs scout. I tried it, but I didn't think it helped us." Johnson also said, "Bill Belichick was wrong because he videotaped signals after a memo was sent out to all of the teams saying not to do it. But what irritates me is hearing some reactions from players and coaches. These players don't know what their coaches are doing. And some of the coaches have selective amnesia because I know for a fact there were various teams doing this. That's why the memo was sent to everybody. That doesn't make [Belichick] right, but a lot of teams are doing this."[
right on que
You should of known that the post was going to bring out the Brady/Patriot haters. I love it!
"I don't think people understand how hard it is to be me. I'm coming back from a knee injury, my team is struggling, I have one child out of wedlock, another child on the way, very high-maintenance dogs to take care of, I'm expected to look stylish all the time and I have the stress of physically satisfying a woman millions of men around the world would love a shot at. And then when someone tackles me, well ..." he said, tearing up. "It can be very, very hard, okay? It can be very hard on my psyche."
Raiders head coach Tom Cable says he aims to harness his quarterback's abilities. "JaMarcus does things on the football field that I have never seen before," said Cable. "If I can just flip those to be good things instead of horribly bad things, we'll be golden."
What Peyton Manning is doing this season is just unbelievable. New coaches, new receivers, no running game..... and so what. This guy will be remembered as maybe the very best to play the position.
Since 1983 the NFL champion has been in the top ten in SCORING Defense. It's early in the season, but through Monday October 5 (1/4 of the Season complete) who are the top ten? What are their records?
oh I am with you here 100%!!!! :up:up hey you feel like coming over for a few beers and talking sports old buddy,old pal!!?Ahhh. The old postseason record comparison vs. the stat machine regular season guy.
I was always the one to argue Dan Marino was the greatest QB of his era, while others picked Joe Montana. There are just too many variables to give the nod to the guy with more rings. But that's just my humble opinion.
I realize titles are what counts most, but with all things considered, I'd still take Marino over Montana (put him on some of those 49er teams and see what kind of records he'd shatter). The same as I'd pick Manning over ANY other QB playing today.
Brett Favre’s matchup with his former team has attracted the largest cable television audience ever.
His Minnesota Vikings’ 30-23 win over the Green Bay Packers on ESPN’s “Monday Night Football” was watched by more than 21.8 million people. The previous record was more than 18.6 million viewers for last year’s Monday night game between the Philadelphia Eagles and Dallas Cowboys.