Brady is no doubt one of the best and having a great season. All time greatest ever is debatable
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12-11-12 08:20 PM #71
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12-11-12 08:22 PM #72
Fair enough. I take Brady over Manning because he's shown he can do it without weapons and when he's had them he's put up historic numbers. He's also 16-6 in the playoffs and Manning is 9-10. Both guys are top 5 all time though.
Originally Posted by SBR Lou
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12-11-12 08:25 PM #73
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12-11-12 10:39 PM #74
What I've learned from this thread:
1)there are only 2 qb's in the running(both from the current era)
2)nobody will acknowledge that pi,illegal contact,def hold,roughing the passer play any role in their stats
3)nobody will acknowledge that they play in the pansy era
4)nobody will acknowledge that that this era is a QB driven league
5)Johnny Unitas never actually played
6)every nfl season ever has been 16 reg season games long
The long & short of it is until Brady or Manning wins a 4th SB they are not fit to carry Montana's bags.
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12-11-12 11:57 PM #75
Maybe some day Mr. Bundchen will sit down with Joe Montana and describe what it feels like to lose 2 Superbowls.
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12-12-12 02:41 AM #76
pats went 11-5 the season brady was injured.
colts went 2-14 with no manning.
Enough said.
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12-12-12 03:05 AM #77
If Brady's career ended right now I would put him on par with Montana, another Super Bowl win for Brady puts him over the top as No. 1 IMO.
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12-12-12 03:32 AM #78
Montana 4 Super Bowls Brady 3
Manning 4 MVPs Brady not sure if he ever won
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12-12-12 06:18 AM #79
Originally Posted by SBR Lou
...uh WHAT? holy shnikes man...lay off the eggnog
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12-12-12 11:47 AM #80
Brady and Peyton have not one one "big" game in their whole careers combined.
Who loses as a 14 point fave in the super bowl?
Imagine if the Chargers beat the Niners.....
Beating Grossman's, Mcnabb's and Delhome's.....
Who care about piling up stats against the bills, jets and dolpins your whole life in an era where you can't play any defense.
Neither one "steps up" in the playoffs, they step down.
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12-12-12 01:52 PM #81
The Pats averaged 2 fewer passing TDs PER GAME with Cassel starting that year than Brady had the year before with almost the same team. The teams weren't even close as far as the play went. Originally Posted by brumbies
And are you really going to act like Peyton was the only one not there for that awful season, and that the team didn't give up halfway through? Cmon now
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12-12-12 02:08 PM #82
Brady is better from top to bottom. Better looking, better hair, better ass, better wife and he doesn't walk like a duck. Originally Posted by SBR Lou
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12-12-12 03:04 PM #83
The same Colts who are now 9-4 without Manning. Pats seasoned a backup QB and tried to win games by outcoaching their opponents. Colts didn't groom a backup and tanked the season. Nice try though. Originally Posted by brumbies
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12-12-12 03:08 PM #84
Brady and Manning played in the salary cap era. The Niners had an owner who outspent every other team and was a criminal. Niners are also salary cap cheats. Weren't used to playing on an equal playing field as the rest of the league. Pathetic. Originally Posted by k13
Brady and Peyton have not one one "big" game in their whole careers combined.
Who loses as a 14 point fave in the super bowl?
Imagine if the Chargers beat the Niners.....
Beating Grossman's, Mcnabb's and Delhome's.....
Who care about piling up stats against the bills, jets and dolpins your whole life in an era where you can't play any defense.
Neither one "steps up" in the playoffs, they step down.
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12-12-12 03:14 PM #85
you have one argument, but there is something to be said about the way defense is played now also. How many times did you see roughing the passer called when Montanna was throwing? If someone falls down on a blade of grass next to brady's foot, brady is getting a 15 yard gain on the play. There is no more hitting allowed in the secondary. The NFL today is softer than the NBA was in the 80's Originally Posted by rocky16
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12-12-12 03:16 PM #86
When i was 8 years old or so, i already knew who Montana and Jordan are..and i don't live in the US so the NFL or NBA isn't talked much about here. These things only happen with the very best, and you fukks should better leave legends alone and not put someone above them. At best Brady could be equal to Montana, and Lebron equal to Jordan.
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12-12-12 03:24 PM #87
Brady won 2 SB's before the chuck rule or roughing the passer is called today. Originally Posted by FindTheLock
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12-12-12 03:42 PM #88
the chuck rule? Man I am not talking about 5 yrds. I am talking about tackling. All these defenseless receiver BS calls that go for 15 and keep drives alive. Back in the day those were called tackles. Are you trying to tell me that while Brady has played this game the rules were similar to when Montanna played? Originally Posted by rocky16
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12-12-12 11:17 PM #89
Some good points in here about comparing players from different eras. It's really only fair to compare Brady with players playing during his era.
Early in Brady's career, he reminds me more of Eli, making some clutch plays but really winning the rings with a team effort. In the last half of Brady's career, he reminds me more of Peyton with the stellar stats in the regular season but coming up short in the playoffs. It's almost like Brady is both Manning boys, rolled into 1, which is a pretty good compliment.
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12-13-12 12:19 AM #90
No way to rank numerically, only can classify as great or not great. The obvious great QB's of my lifetime are Montana, young, manning, Brady, elway, Marino. Some of the good but not great was j Kelly, esiason, kosar, sims, farve.
Guys like rodgers, brees, e manning are very good and may be greats but its too early to tell. Although I think they all will be.
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12-13-12 12:26 AM #91
Let me silence you for a moment. One of the best superbowls of all time... Originally Posted by k13
Brady and Peyton have not one one "big" game in their whole careers combined.
Who loses as a 14 point fave in the super bowl?
Imagine if the Chargers beat the Niners.....
Beating Grossman's, Mcnabb's and Delhome's.....
Who care about piling up stats against the bills, jets and dolpins your whole life in an era where you can't play any defense.
Neither one "steps up" in the playoffs, they step down.
Tied 17 17. Rams Pats. 1:20 left to go in the game. NO TIMEOUTS. Own 20 yard line.
I'll let you figure out what happens next.
Thanks.
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12-13-12 12:29 AM #92
Biggest douche of all time that's for sure. Peyton is better any ways.
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12-13-12 12:32 AM #93
Legend Originally Posted by pavyracer
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12-13-12 12:41 AM #94
Colts have 2/3 new players vs last year. New coaching staff. New style on offense and defense. New QB, lots of rookies starting on offense. Same Colts... Originally Posted by rocky16
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12-13-12 12:44 AM #95
He got away with intentional grounding on a late play... and then Vinny nailed the kick. Defense won that game. QB stats? Brady didn't even have to win the AFCCG to get to play in the SB and he got a do-over vs the Raiders when he fumbled away the game... unlike every other BIG NAME QB who actually won 2 or 3 games to get to their first SB and some won 4 games overall, something Brady has NEVER done. Originally Posted by Goat Milk
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12-13-12 01:21 AM #96
Yeah you could have called that one play grounding but I remember that drive clearly. Brady was hitting his guys in stride, stepping up in the pocket, making the clutchest throws. Originally Posted by ThaTopMoron
I'm not gonna argue that Brady is better than Montana because I have only watched NFL for 10 12 years and never really watched Montana much on clips either, but not many qb's can drive a team down a field for a gw fg with 1:20 left on the clock and no timeouts.
Brady had another huge drive for the win in the following superbowl as well. The guy is as clutch as it gets. Between him and manning (just as far as clutchness goes in the last 2 min), Brady is way ahead.
I remember betting the Saints spread and ML to beat the colts and I remember they were up by like 6 7 points with a few min. left in the 4th and Colts driving. I've never been more confident. I told my brother, watch, Manning will throw a pick on this drive. Like 3 plays later swear to god he threw a pick 6. If that was Brady, I would be nervous if I was a saints backer. What about you?
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12-13-12 06:41 AM #97
This is how the NFL was meant to be,
now until these skirt wearing panzi ass wussies we have today known as QB's take hits like this on a daily level,
then and only then can they be compared to the great Montana's Bradshaw's Unitas's
You young dumb fukks know squat..................
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12-13-12 08:31 AM #98
Yeah he can thank his defense for that super bowl. 27 pass attempts and 145 yards.....lol Originally Posted by Goat Milk
oh wow, he led them to a FG, wow. all impressive wins...by a fg.
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12-13-12 08:34 AM #99
Here, I got a better one for you Goat.
Playing at home against the Jets and Super Sanchez as a big favorite in the first round...
Wait for it.....wait for it.....he gets outplayed by Sanchez and losses like the choker he his.
People want to give the Jets D the credit but Sanchez threw 3 td's, no picks.
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12-13-12 08:41 AM #100
Let's summarize Brady. Top to Bottom
Choked to Eli.
Choked to Sanchez.
Choked and got raped by Baltimore at home.
Choked to Eli.
Choked to Peyton.
Choked to Jake Plummer.
Beat McCrap by 3 points.
Beat Jake Delhomme by 3 points. Jake Delhomme....seriously.
Beat some grocery bagger QB by 3 points with defense doing most of the work.
Greatest off all time....
All I see is variance has caught up to him.
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12-13-12 08:45 AM #101
Trying to compare today's QB's with yesterdays,
is like trying to compare ballet dancers with gladiators............
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12-13-12 08:52 AM #102
Everyone always sucking the QB's dick. How bout the recievers that get open and make the catches. You have to have the recievers to make the QB. You could have the best QB in the world but if the recievers don't catch the ball or don't get open your QB isn't worth anything. Could also be said for o-line. so many of these QB stats can be very misleading.
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12-13-12 09:29 AM #103
Choked to Peyton? He's 8-3 in the regular season and 2-1 in the playoffs against Peyton, including 3 straight wins. Originally Posted by k13
Let's summarize Brady. Top to Bottom
Choked to Eli.
Choked to Sanchez.
Choked and got raped by Baltimore at home.
Choked to Eli.
Choked to Peyton.
Choked to Jake Plummer.
Beat McCrap by 3 points.
Beat Jake Delhomme by 3 points. Jake Delhomme....seriously.
Beat some grocery bagger QB by 3 points with defense doing most of the work.
Greatest off all time....
All I see is variance has caught up to him.
So Brady has lost 6 playoff games in his career, name me a great QB that hasn't lost 6 playoff games.
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12-13-12 09:35 AM #104
That is a year by year "ending". Originally Posted by slacker00
He's only been in the playoffs 9 times....
You can just look at his Y/A in the playoffs and it tells you everything you need to know. He's just a regular season QB.
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12-13-12 09:46 AM #105
Terry Bradshaw Originally Posted by slacker00
Playoff Record as Starting QB: 14 -5
Playoff Comebacks: 4
Playoff Game-Winning Drives: 4
Superbowl record: 4-0
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