NFL Old and Ongoing Bicker about Manning vs. Brady Thread. AKA The Biggest Loser - Page 104 - Sporting Events and Fantasy Sports

LOL at thinking they weren't. I know they hadn't done any commercials yet, so Peyton fans hadn't heard of them, but they were well known to people that watch football. They had nice seasons with Tim Tebow throwing to them. Peyton's no dummy and tape don't lie, they were good WRs back then.

you got me, I had no idea who demaryius thomas was

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11-03-2014 , 12:24 PM

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Plus, Peyton got to play with elite weapons like Dallas Clark and Brandon Stokley. His cup runneth over I'd say

My favorite part is the assertions being made in parallel over in the week 8 thread that Gronk is the most valuable non-QB in the league.

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11-03-2014 , 12:25 PM

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Plus, Peyton got to play with elite weapons like Dallas Clark and Brandon Stokley. His cup runneth over I'd say

Both very talented guys. It's a shame Peyton kept leading them into concussions.

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11-03-2014 , 12:27 PM

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eric decker is a monster weapon as evidenced by the great year he's having in new york

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11-03-2014 , 12:27 PM

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never forget how good dallas clark was

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11-03-2014 , 12:30 PM

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eric decker is a monster weapon as evidenced by the great year he's having in new york

they were fortunate to replace him with another MONSTER WEAPON in emmanuel sanders, and even more fortunate that he improved his skills so much over the offseason that this year he is on pace to surpass his numbers from the past two seasons combined

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11-03-2014 , 12:35 PM

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eric decker is a monster weapon as evidenced by the great year he's having in new york

Take Decker's 7 healthy games and project it to a 16 game season, he is on pace for 89 rec, 930 yards, 9 TDs.

With Geno Smith at QB.

Ever get tired of being wrong?

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11-03-2014 , 12:37 PM

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Lol cornboy

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11-03-2014 , 12:38 PM

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take these cherry picked games, and decker is on pace to still be terrible!

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11-03-2014 , 12:38 PM

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Take Decker's 7 healthy games and project it to a 16 game season, he is on pace for 89 rec, 930 yards, 9 TDs.

With Geno Smith at QB.

That's impressive, but how many commercials has Decker done?

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11-03-2014 , 12:39 PM

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never forget how good dallas clark was

Welp, gonna go watch the early RvBs now, there goes my day

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11-03-2014 , 12:42 PM

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Manning is the best regular season QB in a dome. With teams loaded with offensive talent. And other than Aaron Rodgers.

Manning may not be the best post season QB ever but he seems to be better than Tom Brady at least. He's 2-1 against Brady in the AFC Championship game and has a better playoff QB rating than Brady.

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11-03-2014 , 12:42 PM

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Lol cornboy

The butthurt is strong in this one

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11-03-2014 , 12:44 PM

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I'm sure this has been covered a zillion times itt but of the 16 h2h games, Brady has been home ten times and Manning six. In the rivalry Manning is 2-8 on the road, 3-3 at home. It's not a huge deal but it's an advantage that doesn't seem to come up much whenever people are just throwing out h2h records.

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11-03-2014 , 12:45 PM

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the funny thing about this weaponzzzzzzzz thing is that if you were to rank the weaponzzzzz these guys have played with, bardy would have the top 2 with a humongous big gap before 3rd place

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11-03-2014 , 12:46 PM

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Manning may not be the best post season QB ever but he seems to be better than Tom Brady at least. He's 2-1 against Brady in the AFC Championship game and has a better playoff QB rating than Brady.

Really? A sub-.500 QB isn't the best post-season QB ever? That is utterly shocking.

At least Peyton got a SB ring. Deserved it too, with that amazing 3 TD, 7 INT playoffs. Carried the Colts obv.

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11-03-2014 , 12:48 PM

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the funny thing about this weaponzzzzzzzz thing is that if you were to rank the weaponzzzzz these guys have played with, bardy would have the top 2 with a humongous big gap before 3rd place

Guess how many games Brady got to play with Moss when Moss was in his 20s.

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OK, now compare to Wayne, Harrison and D. Thomas with Peyton.

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11-03-2014 , 12:52 PM

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pretty irrelevant how old moss was when he played with bardy, he was still by far the best weapon any of these guys ever played with

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11-03-2014 , 12:52 PM

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So happy I bumped this thread. The intellectual, well thought out arguments on both sides are something to behold.

Keep on keeping on friends.

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11-03-2014 , 12:53 PM

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Really? A sub-.500 QB isn't the best post-season QB ever? That is utterly shocking.

At least Peyton got a SB ring. Deserved it too, with that amazing 3 TD, 7 INT playoffs. Carried the Colts obv.

Did that AFC championship game where he led the team from 18 points down sting? It's part of that 3 td, 7 int post season. I believe it was Brady who had that 18 point lead and choked it away. But if it was a regular season game, you know darn well Tom would've found a way to win with that 18 point edge. But alas, it's post season against Manning.

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11-03-2014 , 12:56 PM

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Corn, don't even bother. The Manning excuse makers will always have another one available. If it isn't due to his far superior skill-position players (which is obvious to anyone with a functional brain), it's due to Brady having the best coach vs the drooling morons in Indy/Denver.

Never mind that Bill Belichick's career record as head coach without Tom Brady at QB is 51-62.

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11-03-2014 , 12:57 PM

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pretty irrelevant how old moss was when he played with bardy, he was still by far the best weapon any of these guys ever played with

Oh, OK. I guess a WR's age is irrelevant.

How about how many games they play with the QB? Do you know how many games Moss and Brady played together?

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Now compare that to Manning with Harrison, Wayne and D. Thomas.

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11-03-2014 , 12:57 PM

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the funny thing about this weaponzzzzzzzz thing is that if you were to rank the weaponzzzzz these guys have played with, bardy would have the top 2 with a humongous big gap before 3rd place

I mean, Harrison is like the 3rd best WR ever to play football, so the drop off can't be that huge, but yeah Moss and Gronk are crazy helpful in building an offense.

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11-03-2014 , 12:59 PM

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Corn, don't even bother.

You're right. The Peyton Nut-Huggers are the same people who think Jeter is the best baseball player of all time. It's amazing how a media-driven narrative can impact these folks. Joe Buck holds powerful sway. Since I'm not on TV, I'll never get through to them.

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11-03-2014 , 01:01 PM

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Of course it stung. Watching your defense blow a huge lead vs that playoff choker was disgraceful. It was nice to see Indy win that SB despite the pathetic play of their QB though. Since he could never pick up his team when they weren't playing well.

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