Why do you hate Peyton MAnning?

[Rex Ryan's Gut]

I'm curious. He's one of my favorite players in the NFL, of course, lol. I can't agree with Pats fans on anything. So with that said; fire away!

 

[Christopher Patriot]

He threw his team publicly under the bus. He cries to referees and get's ridiculous pass interference calls in his favor. The new NFL is taylor made for him. He is never criticized when he has a bad play or game. He isn't Tom Brady.

 

[Mogamedogz]

Because he pouts and points fingers at other people when he chokes.

 

[reflexblue]

I'm curious. He's one of my favorite players in the NFL, of course, lol. I can't agree with Pats fans on anything. So with that said; fire away!

My perception is that hes a whining premadona, that he can do no wrong, if he throws and INT its never his fault. But some of what goes on his not his fault, its the national press, they have crowned him, he's the Golden Child. He could throw his team under the bus and the press would call him a leader. He could throw a decisive pick in the SB and it it doesn't stick to him, its over looked. I can't think of another QB playing right now that could throw that pick and get away with it.

 

[Rex Ryan's Gut]

He threw his team publicly under the bus. He cries to referees and get's ridiculous pass interference calls in his favor. The new NFL is taylor made for him. He is never criticized when he has a bad play or game. He isn't Tom Brady.

How about Brady crying to the referee during the Ravens game last year when he was barely even grazed...even more pathetic, the ref threw the flag. Funny, but they created a ridiculous rule that a defensive player on the ground can't reach out and tackle the QB; because of the Brady incident. So I'd say the NFL is more tailor-made for Brady. Has Manning ever had a rule created for him?

And this isn't even mentioning the tuck rule.

 

[Rex Ryan's Gut]

He threw his team publicly under the bus. He cries to referees and get's ridiculous pass interference calls in his favor. The new NFL is taylor made for him. He is never criticized when he has a bad play or game. He isn't Tom Brady.

My perception is that hes a whining premadona, that he can do no wrong, if he throws and INT its never his fault. But some of what goes on his not his fault, its the national press, they have crowned him, he's the Golden Child. He could throw his team under the bus and the press would call him a leader. He could throw a decisive pick in the SB and it it doesn't stick to him, its over looked. I can't think of another QB playing right now that could throw that pick and get away with it.

I'm curious as to what he said to throw his team under the bus.

 

[Christopher Patriot]

Cause hack sport analysts can't remove his balls from their mouth when they speak.

 

[Christopher Patriot]

Peyton threw his offensive line under the bus multiple times. That hit on Brady was a cheap low shot. I'm glad it was called. Polian changed the way you can defend a receiver i'm sure with the assistance or word from Peyton.

 

[reflexblue]

How about Brady crying to the referee during the Ravens game last year when he was barely even grazed...even more pathetic, the ref threw the flag. Funny, but they created a ridiculous rule that a defensive player on the ground can't reach out and tackle the QB; because of the Brady incident. So I'd say the NFL is more tailor-made for Brady. Has Manning ever had a rule created for him?

And this isn't even mentioning the tuck rule.

For one Suggs launched himself at Brady, he clearly went for Bradys knees, I was yelling at the TV before Brady turned and looked at the ref. Brady palls in comparison to Manning's complaining, he seems to do it almost on every pass play that isn't completed.

 

[Rex Ryan's Gut]

For one Suggs launched himself at Brady, he clearly went for Bradys knees, I was yelling at the TV before Brady turned and looked at the ref. Brady palls in comparison to Manning's complaining, he seems to do it almost on every pass play that isn't completed.

I have seen Manning complain though.

 

[reflexblue]

I have seen Manning complain though.

Right you've never seen manning complain that BS. You started this thread trying to find some sort of common ground here, and to say you've never seen manning complain or manning throw his team under the bus is disingenuous. This thread will implode shortly i predict.

 

[MVPatsfan13]

How about Brady crying to the referee during the Ravens game last year when he was barely even grazed...even more pathetic, the ref threw the flag. Funny, but they created a ridiculous rule that a defensive player on the ground can't reach out and tackle the QB; because of the Brady incident. So I'd say the NFL is more tailor-made for Brady. Has Manning ever had a rule created for him?

And this isn't even mentioning the tuck rule.

Ok, after reading this and seeing that your mood is psychedelic, I just have to say "puff puff PASS, quit Bogarting."
Purposely throwing you're elbow with your weight behind it, at another players knee(surgically repaired or not, star QB or backup lineman) just isnt cool. That type of **** is only meant to put somebody on IR, not tackle them. Thats why is called unsportsman-like

And I hate peyton because hes a threat, which is why I dont mind when we play the Jets

 

[Sciz]

I hate Peyton because people can't realize that the "top QB of the decade" argument was settled in the playoffs. Peyton choked repeatedly, yet is still considered by many to be better than Brady, who won 3 Super Bowls and made it to 4 in his 8 years.

 

[Fencer]

I don't.

Tom Brady regards him as a friend, so why should I hate him?

 

[BradyFTW!]

I'm curious. He's one of my favorite players in the NFL, of course, lol. I can't agree with Pats fans on anything. So with that said; fire away!

I don't hate him. Seeing his face hawking crappy products 25 times every gameday is kinda annoying, but not enough to make me have a problem with him. All in all, he seems like a pretty good guy, and he's an awesome QB.

 

[sbpatfan]

Why do people hate Tom Brady so much that they celebrated his season ending injury? Why do people hate the Jets? ... Etc ...

 

[BradyFTW!]

How about Brady crying to the referee during the Ravens game last year when he was barely even grazed...even more pathetic, the ref threw the flag. Funny, but they created a ridiculous rule that a defensive player on the ground can't reach out and tackle the QB; because of the Brady incident. So I'd say the NFL is more tailor-made for Brady. Has Manning ever had a rule created for him?

And this isn't even mentioning the tuck rule.

Uhhh... that rule was created after Palmer's knee got blown up. It was on the books for years before Brady's injury, so... no. As usual, you're an idiot.

 

[NYJetsfan]

Never knew the anti Colt sentiment was so strong. I still think you should hate the Jets more. We're bringing the heat

 

[TB146]

I'm curious as to what he said to throw his team under the bus.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but after a playoff loss to the Steelers a few years ago his exact words were:

"I could have used some more protection."

when asked about his poor performance. That's the whole O-line under the bus in one short sentence.

 

[BradyFTW!]

Never knew the anti Colt sentiment was so strong. I still think you should hate the Jets more. We're bringing the heat

Most people here have grudging respect for the Colts, since like it or not they've had our number for years. At the end of the day, though, most of us don't really regard the Jets as a real threat. The Colts, OTOH... well, I go into every game against them hoping for a win and expecting a loss, so they're much more frustrating as a Pats fan.

So I guess it really depends on how you define hate. If it's "team that you don't like because you feel threatened by it", then Colts. If it's "team that you don't like because it's full of blowhards who talk too much without accomplishing anything", then I'm gonna go with the Jets.