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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.How that game does not rate a perfect passer rating is unbelievable.This guy is an AMAZING QB.* We are so damn lucky that he is our leader. What a performance tonight.* He is at the top of his game right now. We should all enjoy it. I know that we have a million threads about him, but man he was just awesome tonight. Highest QB rating in NFL playoff history. WOW.
Is it just, or is this ESPN front page trying to imply that Brady is ******ed?
26 for 28, 93% accuracy! Most accurate QB performance in playoff history.
3 words - Laser Guided Arm.
That's the only way to describe what Brady just pulled off.
That was incredible!
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I'm sure if he hadn't been a football player, he would've been a surgeon.
This guy is an AMAZING QB. We are so damn lucky that he is our leader. What a performance tonight. He is at the top of his game right now. We should all enjoy it. I know that we have a million threads about him, but man he was just awesome tonight. Highest QB rating in NFL playoff history. WOW.
Tom Brady was phenomenal tonight. As a 49ers fan, I'm obviously not gonna consider him the greatest QB ever (at least not until he gets 5 rings, anyway), but he's the clear #2 for me.
On a side note, however....his 141.4 rating is not actually technically the highest in playoff history. Montana had a 147.6 in Super Bowl XXIV, though I'm not sure if even that is the highest.
100% agreed....Actually, there are 4 QBs that have posed a perfect passer rating in a playoff game; Peyton Manning in 2004, Don Meredith in 1976, Terry Bradshaw in 1983, and Dave Krieg in 1983.
His 93% completion is still a record though and his 141.4 passer rating is still incredible.