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Chamillitary Click:
& NO INTERCEPTIONS?!? & you guys say he still isn't good?

It's kinda, sorta a record. Meaning nobody else has done it. Not Elway, not Marino, not Montana, NOT MANNING.

For someone who "isn't good", that's pretty impressive.

..& it's not over..

white Boy:
i think that is amazing, for one, 34-4 is nuts on its own,

Shallow:
Finally, he's one pass better than Bernie Kosar. Though Kosar finished a season not throwing INTs and then started the next one doing it. So Brady still needs to wrap up this season and then continue into next year if you want him included in the Kosar discussion. I fully expect Cassel to break it next year.

Chamillitary Click:

--- Quote from: white Boy on December 27, 2010, 10:43:01 AM ---i think that is amazing, for one, 34-4 is nuts on its own,

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Truly is.

Without Moss too. :o

Shallow:

--- Quote from: Chamillitary Click on December 27, 2010, 10:26:50 AM ---

..& it's not over..

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I stopped taking it seriously the second it was 3rd and short at the end of the game against Indy and Brady threw a duck right into the hands of Angerer. Just because the mlb didn't make the easy catch doesn't mean Brady didn't make a bonehead Favre-like throw. INT stats are BS, always have been. The numbers don't distinguish between bad decisions and poor throws or dropped INTs. They also don't tell you if it was a very catch-able ball that the WR tipped up, or whether it was an INT that the WR broke up.

I simply watch him play and I don't see him doing anything that Matt Cassel isn't doing. And I've never said Cassel was in the Peyton discussion either. Rodgers is getting close though.

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