01-18-2007, 02:19 PM
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Join Date: Sep 2005
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Re: Colts confident of solving Brady...
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Originally Posted by richpats
The juiciest quote:
"He will throw you some," Colts cornerback Nick Harper said. "No quarterback is perfect. If you have great coverage, sometimes he tends to throw the ball into coverage. I guess he feels like all his receivers are better than the defensive backs. He will throw the ball into coverage. We watched the New England game. He threw a lot of balls to the opposing team, but they didn't catch them."
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I really don't see what is so untrue or enflamitory about that statement.
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Originally Posted by BradyManny2344
You mean the SD game in which Brady led them back from an 8 point deficit in the last 6 minutes?
Peyton hasn't been his normal self the last two weeks, you don't see any Pats saying he's ripe for the picking.
It's all beside the point, Harper's an idiot for giving them any bulletin board material, and the SD game should've proven that.
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I am talking about that game. The 54 mintues leading up to that finish were less than stellar. If that DB just knocks the ball down or goes to the ground after the pick, the game is likely over and Brady's 3 picks would be the headline, not the come back. That being said, once again, I think it's just dumb that Harper would say anything at all this week.
I can't remember a playoff in recent times where none of the QBs were playing at a high level heading towards the Super Bowl. Brees is playing better than the rest, but he still isn't outstanding. And when you take into account that two of the four are Brady and Manning it makes it even more odd. |
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