All things Peyton Manning?

PatsBoy12 said:

Nonsense, Rob. Only Brady see ghosts.

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Ghosts are afraid of Brady.

Galeb said:

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I forgot how good drugs were. Thanks.

Oswlek said:

I can't disagree. I thought about adding "game management" but I think that is too broad a criticism for Reid since he is quite good at much of it. A clock management criticism was better for the lazy-of-heart since it can be levied more liberally.

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Ya...you don't have 150 wins vs 105 losses for bad clock management. The guy has been solid for the past 15 years.

Zuma said:

Ya...you don't have 150 wins vs 105 losses for bad clock management. The guy has been solid for the past 15 years.

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He has that record in spite of dreadful decisions, not because of them. [This is not to say that he's a bad coach, merely that he's not in the Landry league, either.]

ctpatsfan77 said:

He has that record in spite of dreadful decisions, not because of them. [This is not to say that he's a bad coach, merely that he's not in the Landry league, either.]

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I don't agree with you...and that's ok

Pro Football Focus‏@PFF
Peyton Manning is tied for our lowest QB grade in the NFL through two weeks: http://bit.ly/1QtvvLh

No QB has a worse grade right now than Peyton Manning

https://www.profootballfocus.com/blog/2015/09/21/no-qb-has-a-worse-grade-right-now-than-peyton-manning

Ryan Mallett, Johnny Manziel, Jameis Winston – all these names make sense to be found at the bottom of the PFF quarterback rankings, but the name of the player tying Mallett for the lowest-graded quarterback in the NFL through the first two games is one that doesn’t: Peyton Manning.

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Through two games Manning has a -7.4 grade, the same negative mark as Mallett and lower than any other quarterback in the league. He has completed just 58.8 percent of his passes (he is a career 65.4 percent passer), thrown for just 5.1 yards per attempt and has a passer rating of just 74.2 (his career rate is 97.3).

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I just read an article where the guy begs Peyton to retire, not because of his play but so that he doesn't suffer a debilitating injury. I agree with him, Peyton is a HOF QB with a SB ring and a bunch of good stats and records. I'm not sure what else he needs to prove. He looked awfully vulnerable out there, afraid of getting hit, grimacing before a hit and dropping like a sack.

IcyPatriot said:

No QB has a worse grade right now than Peyton Manning

https://www.profootballfocus.com/blog/2015/09/21/no-qb-has-a-worse-grade-right-now-than-peyton-manning

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Well, the Broncos have been trying to force a square Peyton into a round offense. The great thing about this is, he couldn't adapt and needed to go back to his preferred system. For the Patriots D, that's fantastic.

ausbacker said:

Well, the Broncos have been trying to force a square Peyton into a round offense. The great thing about this is, he couldn't adapt and needed to go back to his preferred system. For the Patriots D, that's fantastic.

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The other good thing is, the Patriots have seen more than enough of that Kubiak offense to last a lifetime. It's bordering **** LeBeau defense territory.

for how much I hate the guy on the field, I hope he can retire with some dignity

Dignity is what his balls lack now.

Post football career making ads & appearances with the Aflac duck?

JMC00 said:

No one will say anything about this. But Brady ducked one time 2 years ago in a game when a defender got pushed by him and he was seeing ghosts.

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That's because TB's a cheater.

Some of us oldsters remember the sad sight of Willie Mays playing for the Mets. Peyton should consider whether he wants to go out like that - or worse, considering the injury risk.

Not related to Peyton, but Eli

TD to INT ratio, Manning -1, Brady +11

Chiuba E. Obele said:

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And Manning is 65.5. Stupid stats.

Peyton is putting up less points than his defense and kicker