Graycap23 said:
He rode the bench behind Deberg in Tampa as well. (if my memory is correct) Which is the reason why I wouldn't put him in the top 10. He was awful in Tampa Bay. He learned behind the master Montana the art of Qb ing. He was great at it for a short time but his Tampa career was forgettable and eliminates him from being considered as one of the top 10 guys. Don't laugh at my funk
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I thought the sportsmanship was great during most of the game....until the scruffle at the end. But even after that, Sherman shook Brady's hand after the kneel. Also, after Wilson threw the interception he kept himself composed. Brady would have been saying very bad words.
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Interesting you bring up this point. I just read an article on SB Nation where they made a case for Bradshaw being the best SUPER BOWL QB based on the competition and defenses he defeated which is subjective of course. They only made the Bradshaw vs Montana comparison. Bradshaw defeated Minnesota's Purple People Eaters and you old schoolers know that front seven led by Carl Eller and Allen Page was more ferocious than even Seattle's current front seven. Bradshaw also defeated Dallas Doomsday defense twice. The second time Bradshaw carved Dallas defense up for 4 td's and 318 yards a Super Bowl record at the time and the same Dallas defense that held the Broncos in the previous Super Bowl to 35 yards passing and got 4 int's. In Bradshaw's final Super Bowl win against the Rams he carved their defense up for 309 yards and 2td's while the Rams defense only allowed 19 points in two games prior to the Super Bowl. It was noted that Montana defeated 2 good but not great Bengals defenses and a bad Dolphins defense and a bad Broncos defense. Don't laugh at my funk
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All true but his skill set gets CRUSHED by Elway. Pun intended. FOOLS multiply when WISE Men & Women are silent. | |
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Actually Seattle LOST the game. [Edited 2/12/15 8:30am] FOOLS multiply when WISE Men & Women are silent. | |
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No. The Patriots won.
Football always has freak plays and great catches and wins... the Pats fought hard for this win and it was a great game and a deserving win, why? Because the Patriots pulled a victory out of (what many expected and desperately wanted) what seemed like a defeat, but the game wasn't over.
The Patriots won with a great play, the Pats took advantage and ended a great game with a great catch.
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Also, Brady is good under pressure. Even if the Seahawks scored the Patriots could have tied or won it with the 30 some odd seconds left in the game. I think they had all their time outs, or at least 2 of them.
But who cares....the Lombardi Trophy is in New England. I can't wait till we get 6 rings and stick it to Pittsburgh | |
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Ask anyone who has actually strapped it up on a football field. FOOLS multiply when WISE Men & Women are silent. | |
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Sexist statement. As if I don't know a thing about football. | |
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