I haven't been following this thread:
Was AMD in here talking shit about how great the broncos are like he was last year?? :biggrin:
It's obviously gonna be the Seahawks this year. I mean, does anyone else even stand a chance? If you think otherwise, you're an idiot, and it's obvious that my football knowledge is infinitely superior to yours. If I'm wrong (I'm not), then I'll ignore everyone on the forum who brings this post up for a good 3-4 months.
Idiots.
FWIW I don't think the game should reflect on Manning's legacy. Not much he could do when the rest of his team played like a bunch of lost children for most of the game.
Of course. Absolutely nothing could ever transpire to cause you to question your "Manning is the best QB of all time!" Not playoff losses, not getting embarrassed in the Super Bowl, not thowing a grand total of 3 TDs to 4 INTs in his combined 3 Super Bowl performances. I'd argue the evidence is far stronger that Peyton is the most overrated QB of all time, than evidence that he's the best.
I am still trying to figure out what happened.
I am hoping that someone like Gruden will put together a definitive tape that shows us every Denver possession with the entire field in view--basically, I want to see what Manning had to see.
Was Seattle Secondary that fucking good tonight?
im not sure who is worse, the Manning sackriders or the Sea Chickens bandwagon fans
im not sure who is worse, the Manning sackriders or the Sea Chickens bandwagon fans
Meh.. you can't argue with his regular season domination over his career. I'd definitely say he's overrated in the post season though.
Routbowl XLVII was probably the worst superbowl I have ever seen. It was like my high school team (which went 1-31 in my four years) showed up to play an NFL team. Simply embarrassing.
FWIW I don't think the game should reflect on Manning's legacy. Not much he could do when the rest of his team played like a bunch of lost children for most of the game.
So the last 2 denver QBs still have the same playoff winning percentage, but the first one doesn't seem to have suffered such a bad defeat in retrospect.
I think I'd take a couple steps back from the NFC about to win everyone for the next decade position. The east is a current trainwreck, the north as a division seems in rebuild mode, and the south and west look to be beating each other up so the winner there could come out as damaged goods.
The AFC was a joke this season, and fancy team and passing records can't mask it. When the Patriots earn a bye after losing half their team, something is seriously wrong. Denver is by far the best AFC team, and I'm not even sure they make the playoffs in the NFC West.
Meh. I love Andrew Luck, but that team is still overrated record wise.
There were a few. The first one was very short and you had no idea it was for 24, the last one you knew and it was all like... whoa... badass.
There were worse Super Bowl performances than this one believe it or not:
1. Super Bowl 24: 49ers 55, Broncos 10
2. Super Bowl 20: Bears 46, Patriots 10
3. Super Bowl 27: Cowboys 52, Bills 17 (same point differential but IIRC, the Bills got slop points at the end to close the score)
Elway, who some consider the greatest QB of all time, suffered three extremely humiliating SB defeats in the late 80s, early 90s with the closest being SB 21 against the Giants (Giants won, 39-20). Elway and company only finally broke through because they got a running game and shored up the defense (and by some accounts, cheated the salary cap).
Interestingly, I read that of the times the #1 offense and #1 defense went up against each other in the SB, the only time the defense did not prevail was in Super Bowl 24 (see above).