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If Peyton makes it to 300 consecutive starts and retires with out ever missing a start from the moment he was drafted to the day he retired it'll be his record forever. Of course he's about 6 seasons away from that, so it's unlikely in my eyes that he'll even play that long whether the start record is on the line or not.But here's to 6 year from now Peyton Manning getting his 300th consecutive start, finishing with 60TDs and 5400 yards in that 18 game season, with his 6th MVP and his 4th straight and 5th total Superbowl Ring. And celebrating the 10th birthday of his newly adopted son John Edward Thomas Moynahan, whose absentee father committed suicide right after Peyton's 51st TD in week 15.
Quote from: Shallow on February 24, 2011, 02:40:50 PMIf Peyton makes it to 300 consecutive starts and retires with out ever missing a start from the moment he was drafted to the day he retired it'll be his record forever. Of course he's about 6 seasons away from that, so it's unlikely in my eyes that he'll even play that long whether the start record is on the line or not.But here's to 6 year from now Peyton Manning getting his 300th consecutive start, finishing with 60TDs and 5400 yards in that 18 game season, with his 6th MVP and his 4th straight and 5th total Superbowl Ring. And celebrating the 10th birthday of his newly adopted son John Edward Thomas Moynahan, whose absentee father committed suicide right after Peyton's 51st TD in week 15.I'm waiting for someone to come in here and post one of the following:-Tom Brady's 50 TD (which he needed 100 more passes to beat PEyton's 49)-Kone Bryant's 81 (homer Laker fans forgetting Wilt has the record of 100)-Cy Young's 511 wins (as if anyone is going to ever reach this deadball era record)-Hack Wilson's 191 RBI (because Dubcc's best ever poster is named after him)-Nolan Ryan's strikeout record (forgetting the fact a strikeout record is worthless if you never win a Cy Young award in your 50 years pitching)but that Stockton stat is ILL
Quote from: Carlton Banks on February 24, 2011, 06:07:52 PMQuote from: Shallow on February 24, 2011, 02:40:50 PMIf Peyton makes it to 300 consecutive starts and retires with out ever missing a start from the moment he was drafted to the day he retired it'll be his record forever. Of course he's about 6 seasons away from that, so it's unlikely in my eyes that he'll even play that long whether the start record is on the line or not.But here's to 6 year from now Peyton Manning getting his 300th consecutive start, finishing with 60TDs and 5400 yards in that 18 game season, with his 6th MVP and his 4th straight and 5th total Superbowl Ring. And celebrating the 10th birthday of his newly adopted son John Edward Thomas Moynahan, whose absentee father committed suicide right after Peyton's 51st TD in week 15.I'm waiting for someone to come in here and post one of the following:-Tom Brady's 50 TD (which he needed 100 more passes to beat PEyton's 49)-Kone Bryant's 81 (homer Laker fans forgetting Wilt has the record of 100)-Cy Young's 511 wins (as if anyone is going to ever reach this deadball era record)-Hack Wilson's 191 RBI (because Dubcc's best ever poster is named after him)-Nolan Ryan's strikeout record (forgetting the fact a strikeout record is worthless if you never win a Cy Young award in your 50 years pitching)but that Stockton stat is ILLYou can't blame Nolan for not winning an award other people vote for. In 1981 he finished with a 1.69 era 21 starts,11 wins, 140 strikeouts, 3 shutouts, 99 hits against, 28 earned runs and only 2 homeruns allowed against but finished 4th in the NL Cy Young voting. The winner had a 2.48 era, 25 starts, 13 wins, 180 strikeouts, 8 shutouts, 140 hits against, 53 earned runs allowed with 11 homeruns.Please tell me how Fernando Valenzuela wins by three spots over Ryan.