OT: Peyton has 0.0 Passer Rating against Chiefs

PatriotsPimp136 · Nov 16, 2015

TommyBrady12 said:
i would rather play manning than osweeler in a few weeks. we have little film on brock.

Next week could get ugly for the goober in chicago. The bears playing well. Weather might be low 40s

Ross12 · Nov 16, 2015

So I'm guessing they will sit Manning next week and let him rest his fragile arm for two weeks so he can attempt to play effectively against New England.

PatsBoy12 · Nov 16, 2015

Ross12 said:
So I'm guessing they will sit Manning next week and let him rest his fragile arm for two weeks so he can attempt to play effectively against New England.

That's exactly what it looks like. He looked good against GB after two weeks off. He now conveniently has a foot injury, so yeah. LOL

SHOWTIME15 · Nov 16, 2015

Ross12 said:
So I'm guessing they will sit Manning next week and let him rest his fragile arm for two weeks so he can attempt to play effectively against New England.

i think he's done for a while. sadly i don't think we'll see him in a few weeks. plantar fascittis is painful and takes weeks to heal.

PatriotsPimp136 · Nov 16, 2015

Well the donkeys should forget about a top 2 seed and just focus on winning the division.

everlong · Nov 16, 2015

Ross12 · Nov 16, 2015

TommyBrady12 said:
i think he's done for a while. sadly i don't think we'll see him in a few weeks. plantar fascittis is painful and takes weeks to heal.

My guess is that his sudden injury mystically magically heals just in time for the Patriots game... Almost as though it never existed...

dales804 · Nov 16, 2015

PatriotsPimp136 said:
Next week could get ugly for the goober in chicago. The bears playing well. Weather might be low 40s

Hopefully the "Windy City" holds up to its nickname. Imagine Manning trying to throw through a 15+ MPH wind?

Pat the Pats Fan · Nov 20, 2015

Froob said:
Peyton gets a 0.1 from ESPN with a .1 for effort I guess.

0.1 =

Ivan · Nov 20, 2015

Not surprisingly Manning's QBR was still higher than Brady's.

PatsWickedPissah · Nov 20, 2015

PatriotsPimp136 said:
Next week could get ugly for the goober in chicago. The bears playing well. Weather might be low 40s

you know that Manning is not playing, right?
Let the BO era begin!

Ivan · Nov 20, 2015

What if Osweiler had a good game? And won?????

Uh oh

Someone got their feelings hurt

PatsWickedPissah · Nov 20, 2015

Ivan I seriously think Elway has moved on. He let P6 get his record and it's onto the BO era. Denver has faith in their #2 QB.

NYPatsFan · Nov 20, 2015

Why do we have so many Peyton Manning threads going? We always say that Belichick is in everyone else's head. What's our excuse?

captain stone · Nov 20, 2015

I sincerely hope that Osweiler fails miserably on Sunday, and that Kubiak has no choice but to start
a still-injured Horse-Faced Goober vs the Pats, who I hope will then send him into retirement.

Skree · Nov 20, 2015

Maybe an assistance animal would help

Jackson 2 · Nov 20, 2015

Skree said:
Maybe an assistance animal would help
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2 mutts in one picture...

Jackson 2 · Nov 20, 2015

NYPatsFan said:
Why do we have so many Peyton Manning threads going? We always say that Belichick is in everyone else's head. What's our excuse?

Because his public demise is erotic.

NormZauchin · Nov 20, 2015

Sometimes it's hard to tell when to quit. In 1959, Ted Williams had 272 at bats, 10 home runs, 43 rbis, and batted .254. Previously, he had never hit below .317. The man was going to be 41 years old at the start of the 1960 season. Time to hang it up? But in that last season, he hit .316, had 72 rbis, and 29 home runs in only 310 at bats. With 500 at bats, that is a projected 47 home runs and 116 rbis. He even stole 1 base! I'm glad he stayed around; and I will never forget listening on the radio to his last home run at his last at bat at Fenway.

Jackson 2 · Nov 20, 2015

NormZauchin said:
Sometimes it's hard to tell when to quit. In 1959, Ted Williams had 272 at bats, 10 home runs, 43 rbis, and batted .254. Previously, he had never hit below .317. The man was going to be 41 years old at the start of the 1960 season. Time to hang it up? But in that last season, he hit .316, had 72 rbis, and 29 home runs in only 310 at bats. With 500 at bats, that is a projected 47 home runs and 116 rbis. He even stole 1 base! I'm glad he stayed around; and I will never forget listening on the radio to his last home run at his last at bat at Fenway.

A rainy late September afternoon. Like 7,567,345 others, I was there with my father, Except, I and my Dad, really were.

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