How many of those 23 PPG were the result of Peyton throwing an INT...or playing awful.
dont act like belly doesnt his props when they win. he gets favorably compared because of more success. on the other end it was manning and the colts. and the Ls warrant critcism in which peyton has more of
. Dungy built powerhouses in two cities but all I hear is Peyton, Peyton, Peyton. Brady is better, Peyton is just more animated at the line. He is having an incredible season, but let's not forget the pats are 4-0 too.
Not comparing Brady to Delhomme just making the point that one great performance doesn't prove anything. It's about doing it over time. And over time Brady has looked far more like Peyton in the playoffs than Mr. Doesn't Make Mistakes Super Cool Clutch that he was cast as early on and still get's cast as despite what's happened since.
It's not about shytting on him either because I believe they are pretty much equals its just funny to me how Tom's playoff struggles somehow get glossed over. nikkas wanna go on for days about shyt that happened before the 2nd Iraq war started but are straight up 
about shyt that happened last January. 
How much of the Pats recent upswing in points allowed is a result of Brady doing the same while being asked to similar things?
His first 10 playoff games (all w's) he was 14 TD 4 INT. In the last 14 (7-7) he's been 28-18 aka pretty comparable to what Peyton aka "the choker who just can't get it done" has done throughout his career in the playoffs. It's like the tale of two QBs with Brady's playoff career. As far as that SB goes, one game doesn't prove shyt. In that same SB Delhomme threw for 300 yds and no picks against the same Pats D that terrorized Peyton and every other elite QB of the day. Did he surpass Peyton at that point too?
Brady's first playoff game his team only scored 16 as well. I guess it was Peyton's fault that his defense wasn't capable of holding one of the top offenses and QBs of the time to 13 pts.
In that Dolphins game Peyton also put his team in position for the GW FG and the most accurate kicker ever missed a 37 yder (funny how this ALWAYS gets left out) and Lamar fukking Smith rushed for 200 yds including the game winning score. Meanwhile in Tom's second playoff game he
missed a half and they didn't miss a beat on the road against the top seeded Steelers.
Why are we talking about games from 13 years ago? What about right now? What about the last 8 years? How do you explain Tom's very Peyton like 7-7 record, numerous home losses, numerous multi-pick games, numerous less than stellar performances following stellar regular seasons? If he's so much better than Peyton at getting it done at playoff time why has he not demonstrated that over the last 8 seasons. He's had talent around him (Moss, Gronk, Welker, Hernandez). They have home field ever year. But they always fall short. Sound familiar?
days about shyt that happened before the 2nd Iraq war started but are straight up
How much of the Pats recent upswing in points allowed is a result of Brady doing the same while being asked to similar things?
His first 10 playoff games (all w's) he was 14 TD 4 INT. In the last 14 (7-7) he's been 28-18 aka pretty comparable to what Peyton aka "the choker who just can't get it done" has done throughout his career in the playoffs. It's like the tale of two QBs with Brady's playoff career. As far as that SB goes, one game doesn't prove shyt. In that same SB Delhomme threw for 300 yds and no picks against the same Pats D that terrorized Peyton and every other elite QB of the day. Did he surpass Peyton at that point too?
Brady's first playoff game his team only scored 16 as well. I guess it was Peyton's fault that his defense wasn't capable of holding one of the top offenses and QBs of the time to 13 pts.
In that Dolphins game Peyton also put his team in position for the GW FG and the most accurate kicker ever missed a 37 yder (funny how this ALWAYS gets left out) and Lamar fukking Smith rushed for 200 yds including the game winning score. Meanwhile in Tom's second playoff game he missed a half and they didn't miss a beat on the road against the top seeded Steelers.
Why are we talking about games from 13 years ago? What about right now? What about the last 8 years? How do you explain Tom's very Peyton like 7-7 record, numerous home losses, numerous multi-pick games, numerous less than stellar performances following stellar regular seasons? If he's so much better than Peyton at getting it done at playoff time why has he not demonstrated that over the last 8 seasons. He's had talent around him (Moss, Gronk, Welker, Hernandez). They have home field ever year. But they always fall short. Sound familiar?
whats really hard to see. perhaps i worded props wrong. the point im trying to make is bradys success is going to be considered his and ice grill belly. mannings accomplishments arent really shared and i think you know that. you bring up mannings kicker fukk up but you overlook shyt like asante dropping an easy int that wouldve gave brady a 4th ring. see it works two ways. you can focus on a sample size playoff picture all you want but the whole pic shows brady has a winning playoff record and peyton doesnt.
Brady can make the Al Bundy's of the world look good. And when did he have talent at the skills positions.That said, Peyton is obviously more gifted than Brady. He's probably the most cerebral QB to ever play the game. He's damn near clairvoyant with his presnap reads.
How much of the Pats recent upswing in points allowed is a result of Brady doing the same while being asked to similar things?
His first 10 playoff games (all w's) he was 14 TD 4 INT. In the last 14 (7-7) he's been 28-18 aka pretty comparable to what Peyton aka "the choker who just can't get it done" has done throughout his career in the playoffs. It's like the tale of two QBs with Brady's playoff career. As far as that SB goes, one game doesn't prove shyt. In that same SB Delhomme threw for 300 yds and no picks against the same Pats D that terrorized Peyton and every other elite QB of the day. Did he surpass Peyton at that point too?
Brady's first playoff game his team only scored 16 as well. I guess it was Peyton's fault that his defense wasn't capable of holding one of the top offenses and QBs of the time to 13 pts.
In that Dolphins game Peyton also put his team in position for the GW FG and the most accurate kicker ever missed a 37 yder (funny how this ALWAYS gets left out) and Lamar fukking Smith rushed for 200 yds including the game winning score. Meanwhile in Tom's second playoff game he missed a half and they didn't miss a beat on the road against the top seeded Steelers.
Why are we talking about games from 13 years ago? What about right now? What about the last 8 years? How do you explain Tom's very Peyton like 7-7 record, numerous home losses, numerous multi-pick games, numerous less than stellar performances following stellar regular seasons? If he's so much better than Peyton at getting it done at playoff time why has he not demonstrated that over the last 8 seasons. He's had talent around him (Moss, Gronk, Welker, Hernandez). They have home field ever year. But they always fall short. Sound familiar?
