Peter King ranks the QBs for 2007

[upstater1]

Vs. Steelers in the AFC Championship in 04/05 season.

Uh, no. He didn't have 103 degree temperature.

 

[BWareofDWare]

Uh, no. He didn't have 103 degree temperature.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/6868343/

 

[upstater1]

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/6868343/

FOXBORO, Mass. - New England quarterback Tom Brady had a 103 degree fever the night before the Patriots beat the Pittsburgh Steelers in the AFC championship game, Sports Illustrated reported.

 

[fair catch fryar]

Since King was using the 05 and 06 seasons to measure, Manning is deserving of #1 over Brady. More wins, TDs, playoff wins, head to head, etc. I hate Manning, but I cant argue with King's analysis. Now if we're talking over their careers, I'd say Brady.

I agree also. Jughead wears the crown, so how can you argue for the rest of the offseason.
IMO, if there was a football game in which the fate of the free world depended on the outcome, Jughead would be riding the pine in favor of #12!

 

[BWareofDWare]

FOXBORO, Mass. - New England quarterback Tom Brady had a 103 degree fever the night before the Patriots beat the Pittsburgh Steelers in the AFC championship game, Sports Illustrated reported.

I think you are just splitting hairs here but yes, I will clarify that 24 hours prior to the AFC Championship game/Tom Brady's last known temperature going into the AFC Championship game was 103 degrees.