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1 Tom Brady or Peyton Manning? 1/28/2015, 1:33 pm
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2 Re: Tom Brady or Peyton Manning? 1/28/2015, 1:44 pm
Sal
Now?
Or, over the span of their entire careers?
Or, over the span of their entire careers?
3 Re: Tom Brady or Peyton Manning? 1/28/2015, 1:52 pm
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Sal wrote:Now?
Or, over the span of their entire careers?
Over their entire careers. If we're having a discussion of the greatest QBs of all time, who would be higher on that list.
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4 Re: Tom Brady or Peyton Manning? 1/28/2015, 2:05 pm
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Brady... and I don't like him. He's one of the few qbs I will not bet against over my life watching football.
5 Re: Tom Brady or Peyton Manning? 1/28/2015, 2:18 pm
Joanimaroni
HIGHEST QB WINNING PERCENTAGE
(minimum of 100 starts, since 1970)
| Tom Brady | 148-43 | .775 |
| Joe Montana | 117-47 | .713 |
| Peyton Manning | 167-73 | .696 |
| Terry Bradshaw | 107-51 | .677 |
| Ben Roethlisberger | 90-46 | .662 |
MOST CAREER VICTORIES BY A QB
| Brett Favre | 186 |
| Peyton Manning | 167 |
| Tom Brady | 148 |
| John Elway | 148 |
| Dan Marino | 147 |
MOST CAREER PASSING TDS
| Brett Favre | 508 |
| Peyton Manning | 491 |
| Dan Marino | 420 |
| Drew Brees | 363 |
| Tom Brady | 359 |
MOST CAREER PASSING YARDS
| Brett Favre | 71,838 |
| Peyton Manning | 64,964 |
| Dan Marino | 61,361 |
| John Elway | 51,475 |
| Drew Brees | 51,081 |
| Warren Moon | 49,325 |
| Tom Brady | 49,149 |
6 Re: Tom Brady or Peyton Manning? 1/28/2015, 2:29 pm
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Brady.
He has done more with less.
He has done more with less.
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7 Re: Tom Brady or Peyton Manning? 1/28/2015, 3:07 pm
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Peyton Manning, in my opinion, is the better quarterback.
8 Re: Tom Brady or Peyton Manning? 1/28/2015, 3:23 pm
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Joanimaroni wrote:Peyton Manning, in my opinion, is the better quarterback.
Brady leads the head-to-head series 11-5.
Then when you consider the fact that Peyton has had a better supporting cast for most of his career...
Tom Brady agrees to take less money and then New England trades his favorite target (Welker).
Manning's team picks up Brady's favorite target and he is a WR3, and he still gets obliterated by the NFC and loses head to head to Brady.
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9 Re: Tom Brady or Peyton Manning? 1/28/2015, 3:31 pm
Joanimaroni
Why did you post the question in a poll? You should have just made a statement of what you think and be done with it....unless you just want to prove your view is better than anyone who has a different opinion.
10 Re: Tom Brady or Peyton Manning? 1/28/2015, 3:41 pm
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Joanimaroni wrote:Why did you post the question in a poll? You should have just made a statement of what you think and be done with it....unless you just want to prove your view is better than anyone who has a different opinion.
To spark discussion.
Why do you post on internet discussion forums if you don't like to discuss things?
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11 Re: Tom Brady or Peyton Manning? 1/28/2015, 3:53 pm
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If my life depended on a last minute drive... the only qb I'd pick over brady is montana.
12 Re: Tom Brady or Peyton Manning? 1/28/2015, 3:57 pm
Joanimaroni
boards of FL wrote:Joanimaroni wrote:Why did you post the question in a poll? You should have just made a statement of what you think and be done with it....unless you just want to prove your view is better than anyone who has a different opinion.
To spark discussion.
Why do you post on internet discussion forums if you don't like to discuss things?
To spark discussion or prove yourself dominant? I have never seen you have an actual conversation....but whatever.
I still think Manning is the better quarterback in all aspects of the game.
13 Re: Tom Brady or Peyton Manning? 1/28/2015, 4:02 pm
Joanimaroni
PkrBum wrote:If my life depended on a last minute drive... the only qb I'd pick over brady is montana.
Brady can accomplish victory with minutes on the clock.
14 Re: Tom Brady or Peyton Manning? 1/28/2015, 4:24 pm
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Joanimaroni wrote:boards of FL wrote:Joanimaroni wrote:Why did you post the question in a poll? You should have just made a statement of what you think and be done with it....unless you just want to prove your view is better than anyone who has a different opinion.
To spark discussion.
Why do you post on internet discussion forums if you don't like to discuss things?
To spark discussion or prove yourself dominant?
To spark discussion. My dominance is self evident.
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15 Re: Tom Brady or Peyton Manning? 1/28/2015, 4:50 pm
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Egotistical is a very discriptive term, wouldn't you agree?
16 Re: Tom Brady or Peyton Manning? 1/28/2015, 4:53 pm
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Joanimaroni wrote:Egotistical is a very discriptive term, wouldn't you agree?
Actually, 'egotistical' is a descriptive term.
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17 Re: Tom Brady or Peyton Manning? 1/28/2015, 4:58 pm
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boards of FL wrote:Joanimaroni wrote:Egotistical is a very discriptive term, wouldn't you agree?
Actually, 'egotistical' is a descriptive term.
My apologies.....
18 Re: Tom Brady or Peyton Manning? 1/28/2015, 5:26 pm
2seaoat
Brady.....Mannings rap is not that he has good stats, but he fails at crunch time.
20 Re: Tom Brady or Peyton Manning? 1/29/2015, 10:13 pm
Yella
boards of FL wrote:Who is the better QB?
I suspect that Tom Brady has a small container of helium secreted in the sleeve of his jersey. On a long pass play he cleverly inflates the ball and hurls it easily to his receiver.
21 Re: Tom Brady or Peyton Manning? 1/29/2015, 10:41 pm
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I love it when I hear sports commentators saying the deflategate "scandal" is hurting the NFL.
I predict all this media attention on pro football will bring the largest tv audience and revenues ever for the Super Bowl.
U.S. News and World Report reveals the following...
An estimated 184 million Americans are expected to watch Super Bowl. That's more than half the entire population of the country.
Consumers are expected to shell out more than $14 billion this year in relation to Super Bowl XLIX, according to the National Retail Federation and Statista. That includes spending on food and drink, decorations, and merchandise and apparel, and is an increase of almost $2 billion from 2014’s $12.37 billion spending benchmark.
The average Super Bowl viewer is expected to spend a record $77.88 in relation to the game. Young adults between 19 and 24 years old are expected to spend an average of $95.92, while the 25- to 34-year-old age bracket will spend $101.54 apiece. Those between the ages of 35 and 44 years old will likely be the biggest spending demographic, with an average spending projection of $102.82.
Consumers aren’t the only ones spending on the Super Bowl. Companies planning to run a 30-second advertisement during the game will have to part with a reported $4.5 million, according to Variety and SuperBowl-Ads.com. That’s up from about $4 million last year and $3.8 million in 2013. And while that may seem like a daunting figure for a 30-second time slot, NBC announced earlier this week that it had sold out all of its scheduled commercial time during the game.
There wasn’t a single ticket available for the 2015 Super Bowl in Glendale, Arizona, for less than $10,000 three days before kickoff, according to Ticketmaster’s NFL Ticket Exchange. The maximum ticket price exceeded $21,000.
Tickets to the very first Super Bowl in 1967, meanwhile, cost between $6 and $12, and there were reportedly 33,000 empty seats
I predict all this media attention on pro football will bring the largest tv audience and revenues ever for the Super Bowl.
U.S. News and World Report reveals the following...
An estimated 184 million Americans are expected to watch Super Bowl. That's more than half the entire population of the country.
Consumers are expected to shell out more than $14 billion this year in relation to Super Bowl XLIX, according to the National Retail Federation and Statista. That includes spending on food and drink, decorations, and merchandise and apparel, and is an increase of almost $2 billion from 2014’s $12.37 billion spending benchmark.
The average Super Bowl viewer is expected to spend a record $77.88 in relation to the game. Young adults between 19 and 24 years old are expected to spend an average of $95.92, while the 25- to 34-year-old age bracket will spend $101.54 apiece. Those between the ages of 35 and 44 years old will likely be the biggest spending demographic, with an average spending projection of $102.82.
Consumers aren’t the only ones spending on the Super Bowl. Companies planning to run a 30-second advertisement during the game will have to part with a reported $4.5 million, according to Variety and SuperBowl-Ads.com. That’s up from about $4 million last year and $3.8 million in 2013. And while that may seem like a daunting figure for a 30-second time slot, NBC announced earlier this week that it had sold out all of its scheduled commercial time during the game.
There wasn’t a single ticket available for the 2015 Super Bowl in Glendale, Arizona, for less than $10,000 three days before kickoff, according to Ticketmaster’s NFL Ticket Exchange. The maximum ticket price exceeded $21,000.
Tickets to the very first Super Bowl in 1967, meanwhile, cost between $6 and $12, and there were reportedly 33,000 empty seats
22 Re: Tom Brady or Peyton Manning? 1/30/2015, 8:16 am
Joanimaroni
Super Bowl food will be our only expense.
23 Re: Tom Brady or Peyton Manning? 1/30/2015, 8:58 am
Sal
Bob wrote:I love it when I hear sports commentators saying the deflategate "scandal" is hurting the NFL.
I love it when they say it's hurting the "integrity" of the game.
This from a league that has routinely turned a blind eye to wife beaters and is likely to have a rapist be the number one pick next season.
24 Re: Tom Brady or Peyton Manning? 1/30/2015, 11:26 am
Joanimaroni
Sal wrote:Bob wrote:I love it when I hear sports commentators saying the deflategate "scandal" is hurting the NFL.
I love it when they say it's hurting the "integrity" of the game.
This from a league that has routinely turned a blind eye to wife beaters and is likely to have a rapist be the number one pick next season.
LOL......a rapist? This according to the multiple specimen girl. The one that claimed she didn't know who Winston was until 6 weeks later, when she saw him in class.
25 Re: Tom Brady or Peyton Manning? 1/30/2015, 11:31 am
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Joanimaroni wrote:Sal wrote:Bob wrote:I love it when I hear sports commentators saying the deflategate "scandal" is hurting the NFL.
I love it when they say it's hurting the "integrity" of the game.
This from a league that has routinely turned a blind eye to wife beaters and is likely to have a rapist be the number one pick next season.
LOL......a rapist? This according to the multiple specimen girl. The one that claimed she didn't know who Winston was until 6 weeks later, when she saw him in class.
Yes. She didn't say "I was raped by Jameis Winston - future heisman winner" because no one knew who he was at the time of the incident. There was no pay day to be had. She was raped by an unidentified guy. She was able to ID him later and even then he still was a no name.
This sort of takes the wind out of the sails of the "She is just looking for a pay day" argument.
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