BradyManny
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Good digging by Bedard:
http://mmqb.si.com/2014/06/06/tom-brady-mike-pettine-top-five-quarterback/
Not too much of a surprise, but a good read. Interesting he throws our OL under the bus, also not too much of a surprise to me, just telling he would go out of his way to say that.
If anybody’s going to shoot me straight, it’s Pettine. No opposing coach besides Rex Ryan knows the play of Brady more intimately than Pettine. From 2009-12, he was Ryan’s defensive coordinator for the Jets. Last season, Pettine struck out on his own and faced Brady twice as the Bills’ defensive coordinator.
“It’s beyond ridiculous,” Pettine said, fiddling with his computer. “Top five? I mean, to me, it’s one and two (Brady and Peyton Manning) and then there’s a gap and then it’s probably (Drew) Brees and (Aaron) Rodgers would be three and four, however you want to order them.
There’s only so many quarterbacks in the league, I don’t know what the number is, five maybe six that will be successful no matter who their supporting cast is. They got it done in New England with below average offensive linemen, receivers you never heard of. But because the system is so good and the guy running it is so good, it’s going to be successful. I think he’s that way, I think Peyton’s that way. But I think Tom’s probably the best at that.
http://mmqb.si.com/2014/06/06/tom-brady-mike-pettine-top-five-quarterback/
Not too much of a surprise, but a good read. Interesting he throws our OL under the bus, also not too much of a surprise to me, just telling he would go out of his way to say that.