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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.very true.scout said:Just goes to show you how misleading statistics are.
Another question would be, what Patriot qb wore a dress during playoff games?
Answer: Tony Eason
PonyExpress said:Eason 3-2 record
Brady 10-1 record
Pat the Pats Fan said:Only numbers that matter IMHO are these!!!
Eason's SB rating of 39.6 actually was better than Peyton Manning's 35.5 against the Pats in the '03 AFCCG.Patsfanin Philly said:and he probably has the lowest SB rating 39.53 for an 0 for 6 with a few sacks and a fumble thrown in........
Patsfanin Philly said:and he probably has the lowest SB rating 39.53 for an 0 for 6 with a few sacks and a fumble thrown in........
Nobody's saying Eason could even carry Brady's jock. It's just an interesting statistical oddity. Eason does deserve a little credit for never throwing a postseason pick.Digger44 said:How can you compare 11 games to 5 games? It is not a just average. How many SB MVP QB's played for the Pats?
Eason deserves as much credit as any man who wears a dress.PonyExpress said:Nobody's saying Eason could even carry Brady's jock. It's just an interesting statistical oddity. Eason does deserve a little credit for never throwing a postseason pick.
shakadave said:I was always an Eason fan, and mentioned him recently in the thread about the all-time greatest Patriots --- I think I ranked him #19 or some such. The alpha-male fans were so busy disliking him that they overlooked the fact that he led us to a Super Bowl. It burned them that he did it instead of Grogan. I would even go so far as to say that 1985 Eason had a hint of the coolness under pressure that Montana and Brady are famous for. (Now I'll curl up into fetal position to withstand the brick throwers lambasting me for saying Eason was as good as Montana and Brady.) :bricks:
P.S. Pats67, I agree that the dress comments have long since grown old. I guess it's easier to make that argument than to think or reason.