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http://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/B/BradTo00.htm With yesterday's win, Brady is 176-51 in the regular season (postseason 22-9, 70.9%) for a win percentage of 77.5%. Brady has 125 more wins than losses. Only five other quarterbacks even have 125 or more wins (Manning, Favre, Elway, Marino, Brees). You know, after 2011 I was sure that Rodgers was on track to becoming GOAT. Even after the last few years I might concede that Brady/Manning had the better careers, but Rodgers played the game better than any other quarterback ever did. Between Rodgers's decline and Brady's performance this season and these absurd stats and the past 15 years and etc etc I don't think it's deniable anymore that Brady is the GOAT. I concede. No mas. It's over.
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I haven't watched a lot of Revis but he never struck me as the sort of ball hawk type of player that could thrive at safety like Woodson did
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Still hope for Rodgers - dude still occasionally does the impossible even this season - but yeah Brady is pretty good.
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Brannock posted:I haven't watched a lot of Revis but he never struck me as the sort of ball hawk type of player that could thrive at safety like Woodson did Nah, he's got (or had) really good ball skills. People figured out not to throw at him pretty early on. I'd agree with Diva that the bigger issue would be run support/hitting people, Woodson (both Woodsons actually) were physical guys in a way that I don't think Revis has been.
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I miss the old Revis vs Nnamdi Asomugha debates because they were really only similar in one way, the utter silence about them in games because why on earth would you ever throw at whomever they were covering? In like 2009-2010 they had been thrown at like 10 times each per season.
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Kalli posted:I miss the old Revis vs Nnamdi Asomugha debates because they were really only similar in one way, the utter silence about them in games because why on earth would you ever throw at whomever they were covering? In like 2009-2010 they had been thrown at like 10 times each per season. I think half of Nnamdi's targets in a given season were Rivers and I hated every throw
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Kalli posted:I miss the old Revis vs Nnamdi Asomugha debates because they were really only similar in one way, the utter silence about them in games because why on earth would you ever throw at whomever they were covering? In like 2009-2010 they had been thrown at like 10 times each per season. Then the mystery team signed him.
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I just learned that the Bears are bringing in/have brought in an outside consultant to evaluate their football operations, from John Fox on down.
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Wilford Cutlery posted:I just learned that the Bears are bringing in/have brought in an outside consultant to evaluate their football operations, from John Fox on down. The entirety of the consultation: "My God what have you been thinking?"
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Nov 1, 2016 00:55
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I wonder if it's Ernie Accorsi again.
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Diva Cupcake posted:He played very well against the Ravens then proceeded to get bitchmade by Terrell Pryor. It's almost beyond belief what has happened to him. This was one of the all time great players, leaders and an ALL AROUND great player at the position and all of a sudden he's a fat gently caress who can't be bothered to tackle someone and gets destroyed every week by even bad WRs? mcmagic fucked around with this message at 01:03 on Nov 1, 2016 |
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Wilford Cutlery posted:I just learned that the Bears are bringing in/have brought in an outside consultant to evaluate their football operations, from John Fox on down. I would trade this entire team player for player swap with the Browns.
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Kalli posted:I miss the old Revis vs Nnamdi Asomugha debates ... That reminds me, what happened to Patrick Peterson? He was getting a lot of hype last season but comparatively little this season.
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Gumbel2Gumbel posted:Laugh all you want but Bill turned Chris Hogan into a deep threat. Chris Hogan was actually always pretty decent. Chris Hogan being white and playing in the AFC East meant that he was going to the Patriots and would become unstoppable.
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Revis held the Jets hostage every offseason, became so obstinate the Jets were forced to trade him, helped their biggest rival get a Super Bowl ring, and is now killing their salary cap while dogging it. If I were a Jets fan, I'd loving hate him.
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fsif posted:Revis held the Jets hostage every offseason, became so obstinate the Jets were forced to trade him, helped their biggest rival get a Super Bowl ring, and is now killing their salary cap while dogging it. They were not forced to trade him and individual players have nothing to do with goes on up there. That doesn't bother me. His play last year and this year does bother me.
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Wilford Cutlery posted:I just learned that the Bears are bringing in/have brought in an outside consultant to evaluate their football operations, from John Fox on down. *taps pen against table* "So Mr. Fox... what is it you'd say... you do here?" "Well-well look. I already told you: I deal with the god drat players so the management doesn't have to. I have people skills; I am good at dealing with people. Can't you understand that? What the hell is wrong with you people?"
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mcmagic posted:They were not forced to trade him and individual players have nothing to do with goes on up there. That doesn't bother me. His play last year and this year does bother me. that's a really cute kitty
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Brannock posted:That reminds me, what happened to Patrick Peterson? He was getting a lot of hype last season but comparatively little this season. Carson Palmer turned back into a pumpkin so now the Cardinals having a good defense is irrelevant. (He's probably the best corner in the game) pasaluki posted:Chris Hogan was actually always pretty decent. Chris Hogan being white and playing in the AFC East meant that he was going to the Patriots and would become unstoppable. We're a Jordy Nelson and Dane Sanzenbacker away from a complete set. mcmagic posted:They were not forced to trade him and individual players have nothing to do with goes on up there. That doesn't bother me. His play last year and this year does bother me. I agree with this. Revis had extreme contract demands, but he was that good, so why not? gently caress you, pay me. Plus, he went to the Buccaneers on a team friendly contract that'd only pay him when he was jesus level, and then the Buccs immediately bottomed out, so they instead cut him after a year and the Patriots were able to pay him huge money for 1 year and then he finally took a huge, long contract and is now old and making the bad kind of business decisions . So yeah, now is the only time anyone should be mad with him.
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Abugadu posted:*taps pen against table*
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Kalli posted:Carson Palmer turned back into a pumpkin so now the Cardinals having a good defense is irrelevant. (He's probably the best corner in the game) Don't forget moving the best nickle corner to loving safety full time because that makes sense.
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Jonathan Fisk posted:that's a really cute kitty Thx
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Ches Neckbeard posted:Don't forget moving the best nickle corner to loving safety full time because that makes sense. mathieu didn't look great in the slot when he was there and now he's hurt so it doesn't matter
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Gynecolojustice posted:best corner in the game wears red on Sundays, that much is definitely true Does that make Keenan Allen the best receiver in the game because of what he did to Peters?
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Wilford Cutlery posted:I just learned that the Bears are bringing in/have brought in an outside consultant to evaluate their football operations, from John Fox on down. John Fox probably doesn't realize how lucky he is that the Cubs are in the world series and nobody is focused on the Bears. Next week is going to be a rude awakening for him. I was listening to Boers and Bernstein and he said piecing things together from sources, there may be a reason Elway canned him immediately after the Super Bowl loss and that he creates a poo poo environment to work in. There were whispers of how he has been trying to consolidate power within the organization all year. I think he is for sure getting fired at the end of the year. I also think this could be a situation where they don't wait until the end if something really crazy comes out. The Bears hate being embarrassed as an organization and that is the one thing that might make them pull the trigger on firing him early. I remember thinking when he left Carolina that with the players strike and how the owner handled it, that it wasn't all his fault, although he handled the situation like a giant man baby. Then he goes to a Super Bowl, loses, and is fired. I'm curious about what is going to come out, but my instincts say that three shitshow situations in a row and the common denominator being John Fox means he is probably the problem. I will reserve judgement until we hear more. Mr. McGibblets posted:I would trade this entire team player for player swap with the Browns. This is dumb. The Bears are way more talented across the board. I would trade head coaches in a heartbeat.
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a neat cape posted:Does that make Keenan Allen the best receiver in the game because of what he did to Peters? Peters was just getting Rivers comfortable
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Gynecolojustice posted:best corner in the game wears red on Sundays, that much is definitely true I mean Rashard Robinson has been pretty good for the Niners but
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http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2016/10/31/joe-thomas-trade-possibilities-boiling-down-to-giants-or-no-one/quote:Joe Thomas trade possibilities boiling down to Giants or no one I wonder if the Giants and Reese would hold firm on their "Ereck Flowers must play LT" stance they had all offseason and make the best LT in football move to the right side if they acquired him they're not going to acquire him
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Things you do when you know you got your rear end beat
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Marcus Peters is awesome as a neutral observer, it's like flipping a coin between busted coverage/int every play
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Sataere posted:I was listening to Boers and Bernstein and he said piecing things together from sources, there may be a reason Elway canned him immediately after the Super Bowl loss and that he creates a poo poo environment to work in. There were whispers of how he has been trying to consolidate power within the organization all year.
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Kalli posted:I miss the old Revis vs Nnamdi Asomugha debates because they were really only similar in one way, the utter silence about them in games because why on earth would you ever throw at whomever they were covering? In like 2009-2010 they had been thrown at like 10 times each per season. The 2010 FO Almanac had an entire section about Revis' 2009 season. The remarkable thing about it was how often he was targeted (top 5 in the league) while being dominant against #1 receivers. He had like a 25 QB rating against with over 100 targets. It was ridiculous. Nnamdi was never targeted because why bother when he didn't shadow.
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Wasn't there a year when nnamdi was only targeted like 8 times or something Matched up or not that's insane if accurate
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Jonathan Fisk posted:Marcus Peters is awesome as a neutral observer, it's like flipping a coin between busted coverage/int every play
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