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Well that's my point. "What if's" are a slippery slope. The bottom line is right now Brady is 3/4 and Ben is 2/3 in SB's. Brady has 3 solid showings in his wins while Ben had a bad performance in a win and also has one of the all time historic winning drives in a SB. And I don't think...

Well, there are two answers to your question. First, I don't think it's fair to say Brady is better than Ben at getting it done in "big spots." Maybe big games overall. So, if I had to take one guy to start one must win game, I would lean toward Brady. But if youre talking about a 2...

Finally things are heating up a bit here. Here are some important points that need to be made. First, sticking with the most recent discussion of "what if's" in the Super Bowls, what if Rashard Mendenhall doesn't fumble on the would-be go ahead drive in the 4th quarter of last year's SB...

There are many posts to reply to here. It's hard to keep up with them all. I see a lot of Ben haters and doubters are in the Boston area! I am waiting for some of my fellow comrads of the Black n Gold to join in and assist me in presenting the truth of Ben's elite status within the NFL QB...

If you see my "Brady vs. Ben" thread, you will see that a Favre/Roethlisberger comparison is way off the mark. Ben has a much better career Yards per Attempt and TD to Int ratio than Favre, not to mention more rings already in less than half the years that Favre played. Just because Ben takes...

Ahhh, yes. When presented with the facts the Brady supporters are quick to change the subject and start assaulting the gentleman's character! That may or may not be the case for 31 of them. I'm sure Tomlin would stick with his guy. He witnessed first hand the most incredible -backs...

This is not trolling. I am going to use an assortment of facts and figures that show that while Brady may clearly be the best of the era, he is not as far ahead of Ben Roethlisberger as many around here seem to think. Let's start with the bottom line - Brady has 4 Super Bowl appearances in...

Who is trolling?

Did you happen to see the Pit - Ten game a few weeks ago? He threw 5 TD's, 4 of which were under ten yards. Going 24/34, he only averaged 6.7 yards per attempt, far below his career average. He showed in that game that he was capable of quick, accurate reads because that was the gameplan due...

That may be the case but let's not make them out to be something great. They are below average at best. And they have been since Faneca left. I don't think there's any argument that Brady has had much better protection throughout his career. Some of Ben's antics are daredevil, some are out...

People act like "Ben holds the ball too long" because he's confused and can't find the open guy, or because he doesn't know what he's doing. The truth is Ben purposely holds on to the ball a lot of times because he's taking a risk to make a big play. He passes up a lot of shorter checkdowns...

Perhaps all the fame and stardom has caused him to lose focus on the big game! Just like with Romo a few years ago, when he was living it up and enjoying a vacation when he should have been preparing for a game that they Cowboys ended up losing. I can see that Tom's head already is not in this...

I think it goes deeper than just Brady against the Steelers. Remember Brady's "ownage" of the Steelers started back in the Kordell Stewart days. I think there's a "Ben" factor involved, too. Remember around Halloween of 04 Ben was an undefeated rookie and the Pats had a two-season long...

Anyone who puts Rivers ahead of Roethlisberger is foolish. I have no problem with the other 4 guys being ranked ahead of Ben (although by not as big a margian as many of you seem to think) but Rivers is a fantasy QB who has never won anything.

Well, Warner also threw for nearly 500 yards. It was a high scoring, shootout type of game. I don't think they were running up the sco'. They needed them points.

A lot of people are saying ACL but usually when the knee goes in like that, the MCL gets damaged or destroyed as well.

Most of the TV angles don't show a good shot of the injury, but the picture at this link shows just how far Thomas Brady's knee buckled in. Have a look: http://www.faniq.com/blog/Tom-Brady-Out-For-the-Season-With-Torn-ACL-Blog-11680

Ben Roethlisberger is one of the top QB's in the league, so I couldn't include Pittsburgh in that group. But the Bucs and Ravens are good examples on this topic.

Did anyone else hear anything about the Pats possibly being interested in Kordell Stewart? I head it mentioned on an AM sports talk show a little while ago in the car, but the station was kind of fading in and out so I couldn't hear too much about it. I think it could be a good signing...

Possible Signing of Christopher Sims? I just heard Alan Michaels and Johnathan Madden mention on the NBC broadcast that the Pats are going to try to bring in Christoper Sims, son of former NFL quarterback Philip Sims, tomorrow. Do you think they would be doing this if the injury to Thomas...