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Old 11-16-2007, 08:44 AM   #1
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Old 11-16-2007, 08:49 AM   #2
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there's the young Clayton on the left
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cmon, if Brady had the same game, everyone here would be saying "yeah he didn't play great, but he was there when it counted!"
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cmon, if Brady had the same game, everyone here would be saying "yeah he didn't play great, but he was there when it counted!"
Statboy, if you or anyone else claim that Manning's game was "incredible" you're a fool. Manning played terribly the whole game and did not contribute to them nearly winning that game. Six INTs is one of the best? Give me a break.
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Statboy, if you or anyone else claim that Manning's game was "incredible" you're a fool. Manning played terribly the whole game and did not contribute to them nearly winning that game. Six INTs is one of the best? Give me a break.
I think you need to reread my post, b/c I didn't say anything like that. he did however put his team in a position to win at the end, it's just that his kicker missed a gimme fg he makes almost all the time

he had a poor game, but if Brady had an equally poor one, all we would be talking about is the last drive

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Clayton and Manning have something in common.......they both look like fathead chickens
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cmon, if Brady had the same game, everyone here would be saying "yeah he didn't play great, but he was there when it counted!"
Only idiots would say that.

Maybe if they won, but they didn't. He threw 6 INTs and they lost. What did he do to overcome the situation?

I don't even care if people want to use that as a positive for Manning, but Clayton's statement about how that shows why he is ahead of Brady in the Pro Bowl voting is mindboggling. There is no logical reason why Manning should be ahead of Brady in the Pro Bowl voting. Fans are just idiots.
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Tis a new tune I hear this year. Your greatness as a QB is determined by the lack of talent surrounding you, and how well you perform with that lack of talent. Well if theses standard were applied in past years Manning should have NEVER been an MVP. That being said its also obvious to me that there are certain people that want commercial man to be MVP,and will change,bend,or alter past opinions to make it so. And if thats the case Brady should have won multiple MVP's for achieving what he did without being surrounded with very much talent.
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Only idiots would say that.

Maybe if the won, but they didn't. He threw 6 INTs and they lost. What did he do to overcome the situation?
he put him team in position to win the game with a very easy FG. is it his fault that AV blew it?

you are placing too much importance on the FG here.

if AV makes it, then are you excusing Manning for his game?

but if he misses it, then all the blame goes to Manning?
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Peyton "Tunes" Manning....hey, I like it
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