This is like choosing who's poop smells better. Under protest I'll take Brady. I dont think i could stomach the 2 week public media masturbation of Peyton Manning leading up to the Super Bowl.
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This is like choosing who's poop smells better. Under protest I'll take Brady. I dont think i could stomach the 2 week public media masturbation of Peyton Manning leading up to the Super Bowl.
Red Rocks (CO) or Mansfield (MA). I'll bet that one is unanimous.
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Boring. Joe Montana was and will always be way better than Brady.
That is debatable. Superbowls aside (Dan Marino was one of the best ever QB's with 0 rings, so that isn't the only standard of QB excellence) Brady has Joe beat IMO.
As a diehard Broncos fan, I'm watching this thread and will remember your replies LOL...especially the next time I have a freebie giveaway or something!! :((
It will be very interesting if Brady makes it to the SB and loses for the third time in a row (after winning his first 3). 6 SB appearances is just insane. Hell, 5 is insane.
It will be very interesting if Brady makes it to the SB and loses for the third time in a row (after winning his first 3). 6 SB appearances is just insane. Hell, 5 is insane.
Eight AFC Championship games is insane too.
If the Pats lose on Sunday, or if they win and then lose the SB, there will be talking heads debating what that does to his legacy. It does nothing to his legacy. The career numbers are already staggering. He is the winningest post season QB in history. He and Belichick broke a record three or four years ago for most wins by a QB/Coach combo. They break their own record every time they win a game. Never gets talked about anymore because it is ho-hum. Whenever Brady retires and the full body of work is taken into account, his legacy is secure.
I'm too emotionally involved to fully appreciate how special Sunday is. Two of the greatest of all time on their sport's second biggest stage. That doesn't happen all the time. The last one was in January of 2007. After Sunday, the next one might be never.
It will be very interesting if Brady makes it to the SB and loses for the third time in a row (after winning his first 3). 6 SB appearances is just insane. Hell, 5 is insane.
Eight AFC Championship games is insane too.
If the Pats lose on Sunday, or if they win and then lose the SB, there will be talking heads debating what that does to his legacy. It does nothing to his legacy. The career numbers are already staggering. He is the winningest post season QB in history. He and Belichick broke a record three or four years ago for most wins by a QB/Coach combo. They break their own record every time they win a game. Never gets talked about anymore because it is ho-hum. Whenever Brady retires and the full body of work is taken into account, his legacy is secure.
I'm too emotionally involved to fully appreciate how special Sunday is. Two of the greatest of all time on their sport's second biggest stage. That doesn't happen all the time. The last one was in January of 2007. After Sunday, the next one might be never.
Just to get as far as the Pats have gotten this year considering all the injuries, losing either Sunday or Groundhog's Day can't diminish Brady or Belichick's legacy. Imagine if Gronkowski, Wilfork, Mayo, Kelly, Vollmer and Spikes (let alone Hernandez) are all healthy and playing this weekend. The Pats would be the heavy odds on favorites to win the Super Bowl instead of 4th choice in Vegas. Should they somehow win the next 2 games, it will be Belichick's best coaching job ever and possibly the best single season head coaching job in NFL history to hold this team together considering the injuries and adversity (the Hernandez situation alone in training camp could have easily subverted many teams' season before it got started)
The Broncos have lost quite a few players to injury as well. The other stuff, I'll give you.
Both are great QB's and I'm jealous of my team not having one like them for so long. I believe Brady is more clutch and Peyton has all the glory from his statistics. Although, Brady has lost 2 bowls as the favorite.
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ok, maybe not :(
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Wind this thing up.
Boston 10/17/10, East Troy 9/3/11, East Troy 9/4/11, Missoula 9/30/12, Worcester 10/15/13, Hartford 10/25/13, Charlottesville 10/29/13,
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Wind this thing up.
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2022: MSG 9/11 2024: MSG 9/3-4 Philly 9/7+9/9 Fenway 9/15+9/17
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Wind this thing up.
But if I'm being honest...
This game, this year, in Denver...with my heart I want the Pats but with my head I think Peyton gets the win.
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Wind this thing up.
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2017: RRHoF 4/7 2018: Fenway 9/2+9/4 2021: Sea Hear Now 9/18
2022: MSG 9/11 2024: MSG 9/3-4 Philly 9/7+9/9 Fenway 9/15+9/17
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If the Pats lose on Sunday, or if they win and then lose the SB, there will be talking heads debating what that does to his legacy. It does nothing to his legacy. The career numbers are already staggering. He is the winningest post season QB in history. He and Belichick broke a record three or four years ago for most wins by a QB/Coach combo. They break their own record every time they win a game. Never gets talked about anymore because it is ho-hum. Whenever Brady retires and the full body of work is taken into account, his legacy is secure.
I'm too emotionally involved to fully appreciate how special Sunday is. Two of the greatest of all time on their sport's second biggest stage. That doesn't happen all the time. The last one was in January of 2007. After Sunday, the next one might be never.
"...I changed by not changing at all..."
Should they somehow win the next 2 games, it will be Belichick's best coaching job ever and possibly the best single season head coaching job in NFL history to hold this team together considering the injuries and adversity (the Hernandez situation alone in training camp could have easily subverted many teams' season before it got started)
"...I changed by not changing at all..."
Both are great QB's and I'm jealous of my team not having one like them for so long. I believe Brady is more clutch and Peyton has all the glory from his statistics. Although, Brady has lost 2 bowls as the favorite.
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