Everyone talks about Manning vs. Brady.
But what about Manning vs. Favre- both have one Super Bowl ring, three MVPs, and touchdown passes galore.
Manning.
I respect both of their passion for the game, but Manning is the more complete QB.
Everyone talks about Manning vs. Brady.
But what about Manning vs. Favre- both have one Super Bowl ring, three MVPs, and touchdown passes galore.
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!
Crabtree signed a 6 year deal with the 49ers, the same deal that was offered to him in July, his holdout gained him nothing.
Crabtree signed a 6 year deal with the 49ers, the same deal that was offered to him in July, his holdout gained him nothing.
Only in Baseball and Basketball and for longer than you have been breathing. I am not on ANY bandwagon. Never have been. Real sports Fans are not on those. And BTW being a fan should not make one blind to cheating.I thought you were a Boston Sports fan? Is that only in Baseball? Which bandwagon are you on in football?
he should be a great one.Crabtree signed a 6 year deal with the 49ers, the same deal that was offered to him in July, his holdout gained him nothing.
“… If a team out there made a good offer for Bowe, he would be gone tomorrow” Adam Schefter told ESPN on Thursday. Schefter would also go on to add that “Like I said, outside of [Matt] Cassel and [Tyson] Jackson, there’s no Chief who can’t be had for the right price. New regimes like their own players; this is not something new to Haley and Scott Pioli. This is a universal truth.”
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.
"I think we were on the fortunate end of a few [calls] last week. Other times, we haven't been. In the end, they all probably even out."
Brady pointed out that he doesn't make the rules, but he's happy to ask for a call if it helps his team win a game.
"I want the penalty called. I want 15 yards. I don't care if they hit me or not. That's an advantage for our offense. You just want to make sure the refs . . . I go hug the refs before the game, and ask about his kids and stuff like that. I'm trying to get him on our side."
Crabtree signed a 6 year deal with the 49ers, the same deal that was offered to him in July, his holdout gained him nothing.
It's basically the deal he would have gotten originally, he has to be the 2nd coming of Randy Moss to void year 6. He got the appropriate deal for his slot. They got nothing for holding out.
I wish they would institute a Rookie cap and pay scale, then after your 2-3 years, then you can get the big pay day.