Caledvwlch
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I thought it was 16-16.
5-11 in 2000, and 11-5 in the Cassell year.
Either way, I'd still take Bill without blinking.
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I thought it was 16-16.
5-11 in 2000, and 11-5 in the Cassell year.
Either way, I'd still take Bill without blinking.
it is not temperature
it is not time
but
it does take time to get nine one and dones
playoffs?
you have to be good to make the playoffs
and
that means you are going to play a good team
you can stop a great runner
you can stop a great passer
but
you can't stop a great team
you don't get a great team
without
a great coach
it is not time
but
it does take time to get nine one and dones
playoffs?
you have to be good to make the playoffs
and
that means you are going to play a good team
you can stop a great runner
you can stop a great passer
but
you can't stop a great team
you don't get a great team
without
a great coach
Bledsoe was the QB the first two games of 2001. New England lost both games.
If it's Seattle vs. New England in the Super Bowl it will make for an interesting story line.
Carroll was fired by Kraft, and then Belichick was hired to replace Carroll.
Caledvwlch
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Reading your posts always makes me think of David Caruso in CSI: Miami for some reason.
every line break
sunglasses either go on
or come back off
Caledvwlch
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Riiiigh. I forgot about those illustrious and not-at-all-frustrating-to-watch games.
Quincy
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His brother's performances in big games. Peyton has the work ethic, he prepares like a beast and he excels in season play.... but much of the NFL season is pointless. As long as you get into the playoffs and start playing elite then, you can go as far as ruining someone's undefeated season. Say what you want about Eli, but his post season performances are quite remarkable, in a positive way. He has the clutch gene that skipped Peyton, :chuckle: .
Caledvwlch
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Couple of good ones this morning. :rotfl:
Quincy
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I wonder if you're William Shatner in real life sometimes, :think: . I always read your posts with his voice in my head.
beam me up
I heard this on espn
the reason the review took so long
they had to call that guy who got off the cowboy party bus
and
he decided the call had to be reversed
the reason the review took so long
they had to call that guy who got off the cowboy party bus
and
he decided the call had to be reversed
Took near miracles but we can look at it.
That's just a neat circle. Marino's greatness, Moon's greatness, a host of great ones aren't defined by that. Peyton we hold to a different standard, which is funny to me.
One of the reasons I love Manning is the same reason I loved (if didn't root for) the greatest qb the NFL has produced, Joe Montana. The reason is that neither of them were particularly gifted physically. Both defined their greatness by work, mental ability and unrelenting tenacity. And I'm as sure that Peyton on those Niner teams would have worn the same rings (or one more, being more durable than Joe) as I am of anything.
Eli has been both cool in high pressure situations and, frankly, lucky. He's also had a really good coach and, in his ring years, some really good defense.
That's just irrational, but I won't talk you out of it. Time will bury your opinion and leave mine standing because mine is predicated on the numbers, on the facts and not the perception generated by a persistent narrative from any number of quarters with differing interests in seeing it established.
Complete revisionist nonsense. His legacy is secure by any reasonable metric and analysis. He had a bad game at at time when most people who play his position have been retired. And given how terrific he was last year and even this year until the Rams game, what should he have done differently? Pfft. The same sort of nonsense was being circulated about your guy early in the season when some idiot asked Bill if he was considering a change at the position.
Most great players, from Namath to Emmitt Smith leave a shadow of what they were. No one remembers the shadow. They remember what threw it once.
hey tet
it looks like the highest paid quarterbacks are losing
can you clear this up?
it looks like the highest paid quarterbacks are losing
can you clear this up?
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Quarterbacks don't win championships. Great teams win championships.
In the NFL, it requires offense, defense and special teams.
#PassingGame #RunningGame #SpecialTeams
#Backups #DepthChart
#ExcellenceEveryGame #ExcellenceEveryDay #ExcellenceEveryPlay #Depth #Versatility #Conditioning #Fitness
Yep. Great teams win championships. Great players go in the Hall of Fame.
is that another record for him?
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