off topic Buffalo Bills 2015

[GoPre]

Holy ! Can't wait for it! The latest X-Men trailer got me very excited!

[SwampD]

The Puppy Bowl made fun of deflate gate.

 

I should probably put this in the awesome thread.

[ubkev]

So Peyton gets his second. Is this 100% on the back of his defense, or only like 80%?

[Randall Flagg]

So Peyton gets his second. Is this 100% on the back of his defense, or only like 80%?

100% no question.

[GoPre]

For those that watched, the 2 point conversion pass may be one to brag about. As in the last pass thrown by Manning. Glad I watched it.

[qwksndmonster]

Eli got visibly sadder when the Broncos sealed it. Bwahahaha

[Eleven]

Don't care one way or another about Eli, but this solidifies that Peyton > Brady. First starting Q to win with two teams.  Beats Tahmmy in the postseason regularly.  I love this.

[WildCard]

Don't care one way or another about Eli, but this solidifies that Peyton > Brady. First starting Q to win with two teams. Beats Tahmmy in the postseason regularly. I love this.

I wish, but I gotta say no. Montana, Brady, Peyton

[kishoph]

Watch it again. After ball touches ground (1st time, not 2nd like Phil Simms found issue w/) as reciever rolls over, ball moves. Only way it's a catch when the ball touches is if that doesn't cause the ball to move at all.

 

And if THAT doesn't convince you, Mike Perry (Carey) thought it was a catch. Ergo, no catch. ;)

 Haha, that's the exact thing I said.

[Taro T]

Eli got visibly sadder when the Broncos sealed it. Bwahahaha

 

 

Yep. No fraternal rivalry there. :lol:

 

 

 

Don't care one way or another about Eli, but this solidifies that Peyton > Brady. First starting Q to win with two teams.  Beats Tahmmy in the postseason regularly.  I love this.

Ab-so-####ing-lute-ly.

Haha, that's the exact thing I said.

:doh: Forking autocorrect. ;)

[JujuFish]

I wish, but I gotta say no. Montana, Brady, Peyton

[Wyldnwoody44]

A lot of people were complaining about how boring the game was, but I thought it was pretty good and a defensive struggle the whole time

 

Hell yeah Peyton!!!!

[GoPre]

I wish, but I gotta say no. Montana, Brady, Peyton

 

No Elway in the talk? 

[TrueBlueGED]

Peyton is the best QB of all time, but it's not because he won tonight. He got carried by a historically great defense, which is fitting given how many truly awful defenses and coaching staffs he carried to division titles only to lose in the playoffs.

Edited February 8, 2016 by TrueBlueGED

[Wyldnwoody44]

Peyton was the best QB to dissect defenses, draw offsides and call audibles when needed. When he had an arm and wasn't 39 years old, he was out shadowed by Brady because of the playoff record.

 

Im glad he won, and I don't mind that it was that awesome D that got him this one (if only the bills could even slightly resemble that defense.....)

[qwksndmonster]

Peyton was the best because he was the offensive coordinator and QB.  He was a freakin' surgeon.  If teams screw up and gave him the one on one coverage he needed that ###### was audibled, snapped, and down the field so fast their heads would spin.

Edited February 8, 2016 by qwksndmonster

[JJFIVEOH]

Anybody see the resemblance between James Brown and Cleveland Brown? 

Don't care one way or another about Eli, but this solidifies that Peyton > Brady. First starting Q to win with two teams.  Beats Tahmmy in the postseason regularly.  I love this.

 

Even more impressive, he went to four SB's with four different coaches. 

[Eleven]

I wish, but I gotta say no. Montana, Brady, Peyton

 

Everyone will hate this, but it's actually Marino, Montana, Peyton.

 

RBs mattered in the 80s and 90s.  The best Marino had was what, Bernie Parmalee?

 

He was a shithead, and a fin, and everything I hate.  But he was the best damned Q I ever saw.

 

Brady really doesn't even enter the conversation when it comes to Marino.

[TrueBlueGED]

Everyone will hate this, but it's actually Marino, Montana, Peyton.

 

RBs mattered in the 80s and 90s. The best Marino had was what, Bernie Parmalee?

 

He was a shithead, and a fin, and everything I hate. But he was the best damned Q I ever saw.

 

Brady really doesn't even enter the conversation when it comes to Marino.

You're not crazy. I don't agree, but what Marino did statistically in an era where defenses could play defense, was simply nuts.

[JJFIVEOH]

I vote for Peyton.

[JJFIVEOH]

I agree, though, about Marino. He was the most talented QB.

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I am not a fan of modern football, but I did rather enjoy watching the defensive game of both teams. It was also pretty cool to witness a veteran, highly skilled QB manage a game in a Spock-like fashion.

 

The post game chit chat on ESPN was very good, I thought, and those three dudes put what I watched into a perspective that not only made sense, but I agreed with.

[Neo]

Everyone will hate this, but it's actually Marino, Montana, Peyton.

 

RBs mattered in the 80s and 90s.  The best Marino had was what, Bernie Parmalee?

 

He was a shithead, and a fin, and everything I hate.  But he was the best damned Q I ever saw.

 

Brady really doesn't even enter the conversation when it comes to Marino.

I think Marino was the best thrower ever. Who knows how good any of his running backs were. He wouldn't run.

[That Aud Smell]

But he was the best damned QB I ever saw.

I think Marino was the best thrower ever. Who knows how good any of his running backs were. He wouldn't run.

 

I know the playoff and Super Bowl wins tend to get over-valued when it comes to assessing QBs, but I can't shake the sense that Marino was, as N'eo states, the best football thrower in the game's history. My sense is that his style and decisions were a not insignificant part of why he didn't win more than he did.

[Hoss]

LeSean McCoy and a friend allegedly assaulted an hospitalized two off-duty police officers.

 

http://6abc.com/news/sources-off-duty-philly-officers-assaulted-by-lesean-mccoy/1191784/