100 game losing streak...

I remember Jim Palmer saying of all his stats his proudest was that he could go on a 100 game losing streak and still be over .500 (his record was 268/152). Nevermind that he pitched over 300 inning 4 times...

Brady (148/53) and BB are at this rare level (163 / 63 with NE, 199/105 overall).

Amazing.

Lets go get another Superbowl for some icing on the cake!

jinxed us, incoming 101 game losing streak.

cstjohn17 said:

I remember Jim Palmer saying of all his stats his proudest was that he could go on a 100 game losing streak and still be over .500 ...

Brady (148/53) and BB are at this rare level (163 / 63 with NE, 199/105 overall).

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Wow.

That's the most awful Math I've ever seen.

chasa said:

jinxed us, incoming 101 game losing streak.

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Yes, but think of the Draft Picks...

Excellent.

Off The Grid said:

Wow.

That's the most awful Math I've ever seen.

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I think what he was getting that is that both BB and Brady are approaching that area. At least that's what I hope he meant.

OP is a disgrace for daring to round up. I'm glad someone had the balls to call him out.

fnordcircle said:

OP is a disgrace for daring to round up. I'm glad someone had the balls to call him out.

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I wouldn't be able to deal with the shame if I were him and would definitely kill myself.

fnordcircle said:

OP is a disgrace for daring to round up. I'm glad someone had the balls to call him out.

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It's like my daddy always said, "winners never round, and rounders never win."

cstjohn17 said:

I remember Jim Palmer saying of all his stats his proudest was that he could go on a 100 game losing streak and still be over .500 (his record was 268/152). Nevermind that he pitched over 300 inning 4 times...

Brady (148/53) and BB are at this rare level (163 / 63 with NE, 199/105 overall).

Amazing.

Lets go get another Superbowl for some icing on the cake!

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Brady's record as a starter (regular season) is actually 148/43. He's +105. Remember we made some noise here about the fact that he's the first QB ever to reach +100 at any point in his career?

Off The Grid said:

Wow.

That's the most awful Math I've ever seen.

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No wonder my bank account is a mess.

New math grad?

Brady is also 18-8 as a playoff qb

When you look at his winning % he dwarf's any qb of the modern era, that is for regular season, when he wins his 4th sb title it is game over for the GOAT QB.

nice way to track the elite qb's in the history of the game:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NFL_starting_quarterback_playoff_records

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_most_wins_by_a_National_Football_League_starting_quarterback

Including playoffs Brady is 166-51 +115...

Manning for comparison is 178-85 +93, impressive but not in the same universe as Brady has a .775 winning % in the reg season. Staubach is next with .745 and Joe Montana follows with a .713, MAnning is 4th with a .696.

Manning should top the .700 and join this exclusive club this year.

Think about this, Montana has 31 fewer wins than Brady But 4 more losses. Most observers have a hard time recognizing just how good historically Brady is as a winner.

patsfan13 said:

Brady is also 18-8 as a playoff qb

When you look at his winning % he dwarf's any qb of the modern era, that is for regular season, when he wins his 4th sb title it is game over for the GOAT QB.

nice way to track the elite qb's in the history of the game:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NFL_starting_quarterback_playoff_records

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_most_wins_by_a_National_Football_League_starting_quarterback

Including playoffs Brady is 166-51 +115...

Manning for comparison is 178-85 +93, impressive but not in the same universe as Brady has a .775 winning % in the reg season. Staubach is next with .745 and Joe Montana follows with a .713, MAnning is 4th with a .696.

Manning should top the .700 and join this exclusive club this year.

Think about this, Montana has 31 fewer wins than Brady But 4 more losses. Most observers have a hard time recognizing just how good historically Brady is as a winner.

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Nice Link, Brother 13!!

It clearly illustrates that Peyton Manning's so-called "PlayOff Failures" are greatly exaggerated.

To match Tom Brady's Winning Percentage, Manning only needs to win 16 Playoff Games in a row.

Off The Grid said:

Wow.

That's the most awful Math I've ever seen.

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nah....you're way off brother Grid....THIS is the worst math ever...(or best..depending on your particular viewpoint)