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Originally Posted by wilsowilso
What we do know is this??? Give it a rest. This last post is filled with some real imagination though. "Under the most pressure packed situations, Manning almost always comes through" is your exact quote and it is completely discredited by actual facts. Manning does not not not come through under pressure. You have no facts to support such a ridiculous statement.
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Thank you wilsowwilso, you beat me to the response..
GTripp0012 seems to create his own definitions like choke. 'You can only choke when your are the favorite.' Says who?
Peyton Manning, 1st player picked in his draft, 2004 NFL CO-MVP of the entire league, highest paid player in the NFL and by your own words(GTripp0012) is the BEST Qb in the NFL, gets a 31.3b rating in a playoff game and that is not choking? LOL! He has a 5-6 career playoff record.
When you put all those facts together that is the definition of choking.
If a rookie, second string, sixth round pick Qb makes it to the playoffs and loses bad that is not choking. But the Great, Awesome, #1 QB Peyton Manning does it and looks really bad in the process, that is choking. If Manning had just a mediocre/average game in the loss, that would not be choking. But he had an AWFUL game.
That is choking.
Thats what happens when you are the highest paid QB in thte NFL, the expectation is higher.
The highest paid QB should not be getting a 31.3 QB rating in his most important game of his career.
He chokes in big games. That is a fact.