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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.The second point is a tired one. The third is absurd--how is Marino Manning???
Brady has been more clutch, but Manning has certainly had his clutch moments.
When all is said & done, Brady will have about 4-5 rings to Mannings 1-2, so the "debate" will become a bit moot.
Still, it's easy to make an argument that Manning might have 4-5 if Belichek had been his coach, or if he hadn't had to play against Belichek-coached teams so much in the playoffs...
That last statement is not true.
People forget how bad of a coach bill was in Cleveland .
That hardly matters now. BB will go down as one of the best in history, if not the best, when all is said & done. Just look at what he's done when the team was depleted by injury earlier in the decade, or when Brady went down, or with a very young defense this year.
He's a defensive mastermind, and probably the best coach in the league right now.
Yes, but most of his wins were more to do with brady's abilities.
Would the patriots be as good with alex smith?
Simply amazing and he's owning peyton manning supporters right now
No, but it is kind of a chicken & egg thing. Will BB go down as a great because of Brady, or vice versa?
No doubt Brady is great & clutch, but it's also true that he never had to go up against a BB coached D in the playoffs. And there is no doubt that the latter can be pretty amazing w/ the right personnel.....
That last statement is not true.
People forget how bad of a coach bill was in Cleveland .
That last statement is not true.
People forget how bad of a coach bill was in Cleveland .
The league went to a 16 game schedule in 1978. Since that happened, the Browns have have one season with more wins than the 11 Belichick led them to in 1994. He wasn't nearly as "bad" a coach as people make him out to have been.
Not sure what Brady vs. Pittsburgh/ Manning vs. Pittsburgh has to do with anything. Manning torches Denver while Brady struggles. Does that make Manning a better quarterback?
These are great stats to add to the argument in Brady's favor. I'd also add Brady's playoff stats vs Manning's playoff stats. I don't have the current stats handy, but it does favor Brady. I think we should just accept, and enjoy, that we are seeing two generational talents at the same time. I have to admit, what Manning is doing this year, is very impressive, with the amount of injuries that have hit that team. To be 5-3 with all the injuries they have, very impressive. Reminds me of Brady's 2006 season.
People forget that 1995 was a lost season for the browns. They were all getting ready to move to Baltimore.
Bill improved that team no doubt and showed that he was a good coach.