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Re: Tom "Iceman" Brady
Peyton Manning's career playoff record is 5-6! Pretty mediocre for pressure situations especially seeing as how two of those five wins are from this year when he has been god awful!
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Re: Tom "Iceman" Brady
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(Even though that last question is rhetorical, I still want you to answer it. If you can, that means we are at least on the same page.)
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If you are comparing it to Brady's 12-1 record, again we are getting into team statistics which have very little bearing on how good an individual is. If you are trying to prove a different point with 5-6, please explain to me one more time what that point is.
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Cool by me if you want to end this...but I thought for sure for as strong as your Brady>Manning opinion is, you'd have some interesting insight to back it up. Guess not. Just a wing and a prayer.
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Re: Tom "Iceman" Brady
Let's see I started this thread so I figure I've backed up my opinion plenty. The problem is you are "trying to end this" as you say with garbage arguments, nonsensical gibberish, absurd reasoning and plenty of smoke and mirrors. Let me ask you three questions? Do you always laugh at your own jokes? Were you on the high school jv debate team? Do you smoke Crank, Crack and or Ice? Obviously we can go on and on, but I promise you one of us will never budge in their argument and it's not me. Why don't we talk on Sunday night? It's a real big game in this debate. One more question. Is your last name Manning?
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Brady is good because of his team. Manning is good in spite of his team. Apparently Manning's stats were achieved without the benifit of an extremely talented offense designed to maximize his signature strength (his arm strength). It's all about Manning. Meanwhile, the fact that the Pats are 12-1 in the playoffs with Brady says nothing about Brady. Given a choice I guarantee you 2/3rds of the GMs in the NFL would take Brady over Manning if the goal was "winning a championship" and not "putting up gaudy stats". |
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"Meanwhile, the fact that the Pats are 12-1 in the playoffs with Brady says nothing about Brady." Exactly. You might be learning. It certainly doesn't hurt him, but that says nothing about Tom Brady's role in those 13 games. Actually, Brady's played pretty well in most of those games, but none of you have brought that up yet. You've just thrown the record figure out there with no subsequent arguement. It's not really about Manning's team and Brady's team at all. You've made it that way. Here's how I would state my view. Tom Brady is a very good NFL QB. Manning is the best Quarterback on the planet. Quote:
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In my mind, Brady's record is discredited SOME because he has such a great team. This arguement can be easily avoided by keeping all team stats out of it. Record, rings, all of the such. Work with Brady's stats, Brady's history, Brady's resume. If you want to work with outside the box stuff like contract numbers, and even arbitrary stuff like pro bowl apperences (as bad as that is), I can work with that. Compare that to Manning. After all, is that not what we are debating? Comparing Manning's record to Brady's record is like comparing apples to oranges. Very different conditions. Leave the 52 other members of the Pats out of this, and we can move on. If you want to call him clutch, I'll live, but first: 1) define what makes it a clutch game. How much time is left, how many points are they down, etc... 2) actually show me how this makes him better than Manning. Quote:
Tom Brady (Career): 1896/3064 61.9% 21564 yards 7.0 yards/attempt 147 TDs 78 INTs QB Rating 88.4 Peyton Manning (Career): 3131/4890 64.0% 37586 yards 7.7 yards/attempt 275 TD 139 INT QB Rating 94.4 Clear advantage Manning.
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Re: Tom "Iceman" Brady
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thats just plain stupid. so are we going to throw out some of mannings completions and passing yards and adjust his completion percentage because his recievers are,greatly, better than the patriots recievers. if we keep "all" stats out of it, then how do we determine who's better ? or do you just want to throw out the stats that favor brady ?
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