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Old 09-29-2013, 05:37 PM   #1
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Schaub lost the game for them.
Schaub ain't good
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Old 09-30-2013, 01:42 PM   #2
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Schaub lost the game for them.
Schaub and Kareem Jackson.What a dumbass Jackson was picking up that guy and body slamming him on overtime.
Theyre Calling for schaubs head around here and burning his jersey in the parking lot.Hes thrown a pick 6 in 3 of 4 games this yr,and the one game he didnt his first pass of the game was int and almost returned for a td.On top of that I think he threw a pick 6 in his last 3 games last yr.

R.Wilson did not have a good game passing but he won it with his legs in the 2nd half
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NFC Beast looking like NFC Bottom so far. If this keeps going you won´t need a single win outside the division to go to the playoffs.
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Good lord, Peyton is flat out ballin. Give him the MVP now
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Good lord, Peyton is flat out ballin. Give him the MVP now
Watching some highlights today and my wife said, we are fortunate to be able to watch him play. I immediately remembered why I love her and echoed the same thing. This guy is simple the best I have ever seen and this is the best team he has ever had around him. Scary thing is we go out there in a few weeks. He could easily throw 5-6 on our d.
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Like many of said before, Manning right now is the best regular season QB of all time, if he wins a super bowl this year... I do not see how anyone can deny him the status of best quarterback of all time.
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Like many of said before, Manning right now is the best regular season QB of all time, if he wins a super bowl this year... I do not see how anyone can deny him the status of best quarterback of all time.
Whether the Broncos go all the way or not this year, it's hard to rally around anyone else as greatest quarterback/player ever.

Joe Montana probably has the most consensus support as the best ever, but Peyton is pulling away. Assuming that Manning isn't on the doorstep of retirement, it's not going to be close at the end. He's going to hold every passing record except interceptions, where Favre has an insurmountable lead.
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Whether the Broncos go all the way or not this year, it's hard to rally around anyone else as greatest quarterback/player ever.

Joe Montana probably has the most consensus support as the best ever, but Peyton is pulling away. Assuming that Manning isn't on the doorstep of retirement, it's not going to be close at the end. He's going to hold every passing record except interceptions, where Favre has an insurmountable lead.
I believe Brady is better than Manning, he doesn't choke in the playoffs. 3 to 1 rings also
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Whether the Broncos go all the way or not this year, it's hard to rally around anyone else as greatest quarterback/player ever.

Joe Montana probably has the most consensus support as the best ever, but Peyton is pulling away. Assuming that Manning isn't on the doorstep of retirement, it's not going to be close at the end. He's going to hold every passing record except interceptions, where Favre has an insurmountable lead.
That is why he is the best Regular Season quarterback of all time. I personally cannot consider him the best of all time when his only super bowl came when he threw 3 touchdowns to 7 interceptions on that playoff run.

He has talented teams that have gone 13-3/14-2, and there offense looks unstoppable, until they get into the playoffs then Peyton Manning, the offense, and the team plays well below their level. It is what happened last year with Denver.

I can't consider him the best of all time when he has 8 one and dones in the playoffs, more than double any other quarterback, and a losing record in the playoffs speaks a lot to me. Especially when your defense actually plays well in those games.

Its not just all him, it is never all on the quarterback, but I have noticed a significant difference in play when Peyton Manning plays in the playoffs.

It is why I consider Tom Brady/Joe Montana/Unitas right now ahead of him. But like I said he can change that easily if he performs and does his part in the playoffs.

Stats/Wins/Performance all matter. I think all are overrated by themselves, but all can help paint a picture.
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A team to keep an eye out for is San Diego. Solid defense. Balanced offense. They are undefeated since Te'o has returned! And they also have that whole 'every team for the past couple of years that plays at Philly's first home game goes on to the super bowl' thing going for them.
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A team to keep an eye out for is San Diego. Solid defense. Balanced offense. They are undefeated since Te'o has returned! And they also have that whole 'every team for the past couple of years that plays at Philly's first home game goes on to the super bowl' thing going for them.
They will also have the "Redskins play the Super Bowl champions ever year" thing going for them... which sucks because that means the Redskins will never win the Super Bowl.

Outside of Oakland the AFC West is a solid division. Redskins might go 1-3 vs. that division.
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They will also have the "Redskins play the Super Bowl champions ever year" thing going for them... which sucks because that means the Redskins will never win the Super Bowl.

Outside of Oakland the AFC West is a solid division. Redskins might go 1-3 vs. that division.
Yep, which right now could be anybody except the Eagles, Raiders, and Giants lol.
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Yep, which right now could be anybody except the Eagles, Raiders, and Giants lol.
I will be so excited when that ends... which could be this year.
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What a throw by Brady.
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