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Broncos/Manning 2012-2013 Season Thread

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  • Re: Broncos/Manning 2012-2013 Season Thread

    If you judge crucial or important throws on the number of touchdown throws, or points in general, then sure, but that's not how crucial or important throws are judged by most spectators.
    Just because you're offended, doesn't mean you're right.” ― Ricky Gervais.

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    • Re: Broncos/Manning 2012-2013 Season Thread

      Originally posted by Since86 View Post
      If you judge crucial or important throws on the number of touchdown throws, or points in general, then sure, but that's not how crucial or important throws are judged by most spectators.
      Lets just say taking a knee with 30 sec left in regulation and calling a run play on 3rd and 7 is NOT making the crucial play. That is called being a coward! Brady, Montana, Unitas, or Elway would not have been afraid in that situation, they would have at least tried to win the game.

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        Originally posted by Sollozzo View Post
        You can't throw for 350 yards and 3 touchdowns every game. That was a smashmouth game in cold weather against an elite defense. Manning managed the game smart and didn't do anything stupid. The context of the interceptions are important. When they are basically as good as punts in a smashmouth game, they aren't that big of a deal. We beat Baltimore at their own game and Manning managed a smart game.
        Not only that, but IIRC he broke their back with a long late drive that was run basically to perfection. Through the whole game he kept putting the offense in winning situations and came through in a few clutch situations that required nuts of absolute freaking titanium. That's basically exactly what you want from your QB in the playoffs. You have to eventually win one or two of those games, and no one cares if you normally pass for 650 yards with 8 TD's if you can't win those games.

        Do people forget how good the Ravens were that year, and how well they played in that game? Their defense was the points and yards leader, and they were all over the field that day. Honestly I think 9 times out of 10 no quarterback or NFL offense would be up to playing a defense as great as they were that night. Just a special performance.

        Even the performance against NE in the AFC championship--as great as it was, you could tell that the air had sort of been let out of NE during our rally. They were kinda out of gas. Playing Baltimore was like walking facefirst into a chainsaw the entire 60 minutes.
        Last edited by SoupIsGood; 01-15-2013, 03:51 PM.
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        • Re: Broncos/Manning 2012-2013 Season Thread

          Originally posted by troyc11a View Post
          Lets just say taking a knee with 30 sec left in regulation and calling a run play on 3rd and 7 is NOT making the crucial play. That is called being a coward! Brady, Montana, Unitas, or Elway would not have been afraid in that situation, they would have at least tried to win the game.
          It was a direct order from John Fox. He was asked about it today, and said he would call the knee again. If Bilichick/Walsh/anyother coach told their QB to take a knee, the QB is going to take the knee. I think it's a horrible call, but come on.

          Not only that, but this has nothing to do with what was said.
          Last edited by Since86; 01-15-2013, 03:55 PM.
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          • Re: Broncos/Manning 2012-2013 Season Thread

            Speaking of the Indy years, Peyton's productivity seem to best best in a dome and best in mild weather. Most QBs at like that (Brady's numbers are best in domes even though they're road games) but PM seems more so.

            In the playoffs you seldom get any mild weather on the road, and at some point unless you're a dome team and a #1 seed you have to get it done outside and on the road. I's like to see Peyton's dome numbers regular season vs. postseason- I'd bet that they are more similar than are his outdoor game numbers, regular season vs. postseason.

            So my guess, not running the numbers, is that you just get tougher conditions for PM to perform, more often, and against better teams in the playoffs. I don't think it's playoff pressure, it's just how weather affects a precise timing-based offense. To be honest, the bigger drop-off in performance in the postseason seemed to be guys like Marvin Harrison, again, just my eyeball guesstimate, but somebody could get the numbers.
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            • Re: Broncos/Manning 2012-2013 Season Thread

              Originally posted by Since86 View Post
              It was a direct order from John Fox.
              Fox isn't going to throw Manning under the bus now, but I thought that Manning can overrule any call, and usually does. Manning said that he called for the run on 3rd and 7. I don't think anyone asked PM about taking a knee, but I think that the widespread assumption that it was Fox's call is dubious. If Fox were to now say "That was what Peyton wanted" then obviously there would be a firestorm. Fox may be taking the bullet.
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              • Re: Broncos/Manning 2012-2013 Season Thread

                I thought taking the knee was anti-Peyton. Especially with two timeouts.

                Here's the article.
                http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-400_162-...CBSNews.com%29

                As for what Elway would have done in the situation?
                "I thought it was the right thing at that time," Elway said. "I think with where the team was mentally and the situation we were in, I thought that it was a good move."
                Denver had a 99.9% probability of winning when Balt. was at the 30 with 41seconds left.
                Last edited by Since86; 01-15-2013, 04:09 PM.
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                • Re: Broncos/Manning 2012-2013 Season Thread

                  Originally posted by Sollozzo View Post
                  I think it does. When you're ranking all time quarterbacks, every little detail matters. Virtually everyone agrees that Manning is a top 5 all time QB, or at the very worst top 7 or 8. But when you're ranking the top three or deciding who is the best ever, then post-season record is inevitably going to enter the discussion.

                  Let's compare Brady and Manning. I think their regular season successes are about even. Both have won a ton of games, both have won their division a billion times, and both have put up freakish stats. Brady from 2007-present has been putting up ridiculous statistics. Manning gets Brady on MVP's and obviously has higher career totals since he started playing three years earlier, but overall I think they are a wash in the regular season. Maybe slight edge to Manning since has played a bit longer and has the two extra MVPs.

                  The biggest difference between Brady and Manning is the playoff record. It's not necessarily the 11 losses that hurt Manning because anyone who is extremely successful for a long time and makes the playoffs every year is inevitably going to have postseason losses. You can't win the Super Bowl every year. What kills Manning are the eight one and dones and only nine wins in twelve postseason appearances. Four of those wins, almost half, occurred in one single postseason. Outside of the 06 miracle, Manning's postseason career has been filled with disappointment. Is it all his fault? Of course not. But as Kravitz said, the offense only averaged 14 points in his 10 Indy playoff losses. It's happened so many times that it really can't be ignored.

                  Brady only has two playoff home losses (compared to Manning's 5) and two one and dones. That's not to say that Brady is the sole reason for that, but who is the common denominator on the field for the Pats over the course of the last 12 years? It's Brady. He deserves a ton of credit for taking care of his home field in the playoffs.

                  The glaring difference between Manning and Brady in the playoff record is enough to tip the scales in Brady's favor since they are similar on most everything else, IMO.
                  Well if we're going to look at EVERYTHING from Manning's career, shouldn't we nitpick other players to the same degree as well?

                  Joe Montana played with Jerry Rice (best receiver of all time) on a team that was pro-bowl caliber within most positions before the salary cap era. He played for Bill Walsh, a coach who was regarded as the best during his era, and a guy who created the west coast offense which was new and pretty much unstoppable at the time. He also had the help of an elite defense

                  He's got 4 rings and a playoff record of 16-7. Of his 16 victories, 12 came in the years they won the SB, with 4 1st playoff game exits. His teams failed to make the playoffs in 3 seasons. He doesn't have the stats that many modern QB's have because he played during a different era.

                  One of the first of the "clutch quarterbacks". I NEVER got to see him play except for when he played for KC, but I know enough about football to know he was a great great player.

                  Tom Brady: played with the greatest coach of his era in Bill Belichick. Leaned heavily on the running/short passing game early on within his career. Is 17-6 in the playoffs with 3 SB rings, and 5 SB appearances (about to be 6) Has failed to make the playoffs once in his career, and has lost the first playoff game twice. Was involved in "spygate" where the Pats were basically accused of filming practice walk through's of the rams before the SB. In spite of having record setting offenses, team has yet to win a SB following spygate scandal. In fact, as Brady's stats have risen (starting in the 2007 F-U season) the Pats have been 5-4 in the playoffs.

                  Prior to 2007, Brady averaged 226.5 passing yds/gm. He was 12-2 in the playoffs.
                  Since 2007, Brady has averaged 289.6 yds/gm and is 5-3 with 2 SB losses to the Giants.


                  Obviously both of these guys are great. But I feel they have had some benefits that Peyton hasn't, mainly in the coaching department. Mora, Dungy, Caldwell, and Fox are good to very good coaches. None of them are known for exotic/groundbreaking trailblazing with X's and O's the same way that Belichick and Walsh are. (Dungy was known as a Master motivator, and defensive guru with the "tampa 2" but he was never an innovator offensively at all)

                  (and Yes I know Peyton played under Tom Moore, so I'm not trying to understate that fact)

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                  • Re: Broncos/Manning 2012-2013 Season Thread

                    Here are a few links that dive deeper into Manning's post season career. Takes into account field positioning, average td drive length, etc. Some interesting info:

                    http://www.pro-football-reference.com/blog/?p=8700

                    And the Manning vs Brady argument

                    http://18to88.com/Articles/manningbrady.htm

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                    • Re: Broncos/Manning 2012-2013 Season Thread

                      Originally posted by Ace E.Anderson View Post
                      ...Was involved in "spygate" where the Pats were basically accused of filming practice walk through's of the rams before the SB...
                      100% factually inaccurate! This may seem a minor point, but I've learned that 95% of people actually believe this made-up crap.

                      Taping of practices was a February 2008 pre-super bowl media surprise allegation that emerged 5 months after spygate, was denied, was refuted, and then was retracted on the front page of the paper that broke the made-up story, one week after the super bowl.

                      "On Feb. 2, 2008, the Boston Herald reported that a member of the New England Patriots' video staff taped the St. Louis Rams' walk-through on the day before Super Bowl XXXVI. While the Boston Herald based its Feb. 2, 2008, report on sources that it believed to be credible, we now know that this report was false, and that no tape of the walk-through ever existed...The Boston Herald regrets the damage done to the team by publication of the allegation, and sincerely apologizes to its readers and to the New England Patriots' owners, players, employees and fans for our error."
                      http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=3395152

                      Spygate was the practice of using a staff member, in plain sight and wearing team apparel, during games, to videotape from the sidelines. Nothing more, nothing less.

                      You can of course try to argue that spygate may have helped Brady, but if you do so I think it's important to separate myth from fact first!
                      Last edited by Slick Pinkham; 01-15-2013, 06:46 PM.
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                      • Re: Broncos/Manning 2012-2013 Season Thread

                        Originally posted by Slick Pinkham View Post
                        100% factually inaccurate! This may seem a minor point, but I've learned that 95% of people actually believe this made-up crap.

                        Taping of practices was a February 2008 pre-super bowl media surprise allegation that emerged 5 months after spygate, was denied, was refuted, and then was retracted on the front page of the paper that broke the made-up story, one week after the super bowl.


                        http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=3395152

                        Spygate was the practice of using a staff member, in plain sight and wearing team apparel, during games, to videotape from the sidelines. Nothing more, nothing less.
                        Lol didnt know it was crap when it was being reported. I retract it from my argument

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                        • Re: Broncos/Manning 2012-2013 Season Thread

                          nfl.com article suggests that the Ravens DBs were getting increasingly confident as the game went on, creeping up, on the theory that Peyton was unwilling to try to throw deep.

                          http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap100...il.1st10.Daily
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                          • Re: Broncos/Manning 2012-2013 Season Thread

                            This isn't as well-done as the other fake "texting" conversations but some might still get a chuckle out of it:

                            http://profootballmock.com/peyton-ma...-still-stands/
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                            • Re: Broncos/Manning 2012-2013 Season Thread

                              Okay, who's ready to tell me that going 30/42 396yrds 3td 1int gets the blame for not winning?
                              Just because you're offended, doesn't mean you're right.” ― Ricky Gervais.

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                              • Re: Broncos/Manning 2012-2013 Season Thread

                                Originally posted by Since86 View Post
                                Okay, who's ready to tell me that going 30/42 396yrds 3td 1int gets the blame for not winning?
                                A quarterback whose offense does not put up a single point in the second half at home in a dome without question deserves some blame. Ryan also committed two critical turnovers in the second half: The botched snap and a costly pick. He also couldn't make a winning play at the end of the game when they were in the red zone.

                                Atlanta took a 17-0 lead with 14:54 left in the second quarter. That's essentially taking a 17-0 lead with three quarters left. Yet they'd only score seven more points the entire rest of the game, and zero in the second half of the ball game. Ryan had a great overall day statistically, and if fantasy football were still going on then I'm sure his owners would have been happy. But he didn't do enough to win the game at home. If you're up 17-0, you gotta put a choke hold on the other team and win the game. Ryan played phenomenal at the very beginning of the game, but didn't do enough to win it.

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