Posted on 02/01/2016 4:57:09 PM PST by Extremely Extreme Extremist
Felger & Massarotti were joined by Pro Football Talk’s Mike Florio on Monday afternoon on radio row in San Francisco, and he discussed what’s at stake this Sunday in the Super Bowl for Peyton Manning.
“If Manning gets to 2-2 all time in the Super Bowl, Tom Brady’s at 4-2, Manning’s got all the records now, do you have a potentially vigorous debate as to which is the best of all time?†Florio asked. “There’s going to be people out there that throw asterisks on Tom Brady’s championships. That’s one of the beauties of sport, it’s like politics and red state/blue state, people have their minds made up. But I think you give the pro-Peyton Manning people more ammunition when they can say, ‘Yeah, Peyton won two, but he won them fair and square.'â€
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His bastard kids grandparents live two streets over. There is more to that story than you know.
The video taping thing? You realize that there were abou five teams taping that practice. The fine was because the Pat’s were “on the field.” Th other folks were one step up from the field. They were all about five feet away from each other.
You really need to stop judging based on appearances. Someone might just judge you by the way you appear.
At least we can agree that he is a good QB.
Good call, ass-whuppin.
I seriously question the play calling of Carolina. Cam looked like a slow pocket passer.
It was a good defensive battle on both sides, but the Bronco offense put up 17, enough to win. The fact that the offense sucked until late in the 4th just made their appearance decisive. I didn't like any of the offensive play calling, the good plays were a result of outstanding individual efforts, but weren't sustainable. I'd imagine both QBs were sore as hell afterward, but less so with a victory.
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