Around the league divisional weekend

[donofriose]

Originally Posted by Mattyk

Except when he plays the other Mannng of course.

Eli manning and Peyton manning are interesting brothers.
Ones great in the regular season and in the postseason is mediocre.
Then ones great in the postseason and mediocre in the regular season

[REDSKINS4ever]

Originally Posted by donofriose

eli manning and peyton manning are interesting brothers.
Ones great in the regular season and in the postseason is mediocre.
Then ones great in the postseason and mediocre in the regular season

lol!

[CultBrennan59]

Originally Posted by donofriose

Eli manning and Peyton manning are interesting brothers.
Ones great in the regular season and in the postseason is mediocre.
Then ones great in the postseason and mediocre in the regular season

Makes you wonder how Cooper would have been

[HailGreen28]

Originally Posted by CultBrennan59

Makes you wonder how Cooper would have been

I feel sorry for him at Thanksgiving and Christmas get-togethers, even if all the Mannings are cool about it. lol.

'Course wiki say he's partner in a New Orleans energy investment firm. So not too shabby as well.

[NC_Skins]

Bill Barnwell on the weekend's divisional games - Grantland


Great read. I think many of you need to read this.

[BigHairedAristocrat]

Originally Posted by NC_Skins

Bill Barnwell on the weekend's divisional games - Grantland


Great read. I think many of you need to read this.

It's not a great read at all. It's drivel from a manning apologist, glossing over the fact that manning turned the ball over 3 times. he criticizes other broncos for letting manning down bysaying if they had done their jobs, the game would have been won before overtime so mannings last pick never should have happened. And he says this:

If the Broncos get the sort of defensive/special teams miracle they seemed to get last year in overtime games with Tim Tebow, the Broncos almost surely win

the broncos special teams scored 2 touchdowns in regulation!!! what more do you want? If the broncos special teams had not given the team 14 miracle points, the broncos would have LOST in regulation.

And then theres this:

If Jacoby Jones delivers on his dismal postseason reputation from a year ago and drops the game-tying touchdown pass, the Broncos almost surely win

He's arguing the Broncos should have won by criticizing the fact that one of the Ravens players made a good play.

The only reason to recommend that anyone read that article is if you want them to get stupider. And yes, i know stupider is not a word; however, it seems fitting to use in reference to that POS article.

[donofriose]

Originally Posted by BigHairedAristocrat

It's not a great read at all. It's drivel from a manning apologist, glossing over the fact that manning turned the ball over 3 times. he criticizes other broncos for letting manning down bysaying if they had done their jobs, the game would have been won before overtime so mannings last pick never should have happened. He criticized the special teams for not working magic in overtime. the broncos special teams scored 2 touchdowns in regulation!!! what more do you want?

That entire game was not on Manning's shoulders, he definitively has his share of the blame but the majority of the blame should go on John Fox and that Defense, and then Manning. Like I said before, he did not put his team in the best situation to win the game, but he did not lose it by himself.

[BigHairedAristocrat]

Originally Posted by donofriose

That entire game was not on Manning's shoulders, he definitively has his share of the blame but the majority of the blame should go on John Fox and that Defense, and then Manning. Like I said before, he did not put his team in the best situation to win the game, but he did not lose it by himself.

No one said he lost it by himself, but its not like the players around him let Manning down. Some broncos played exceptionally. Others didnt. If i had to put Manning in either category, he'd definitely go in the later. You arent helping your team win a playoff game when you turn the ball over three times.