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WHO IS THE GREATEST QB OF ALL TIME?
Chamillitary Click:
My argument to the Brady losing guy. Think about it...
Brady walked off the field of both those Super Bowls with the lead and his defense blew it. Not to mention Welker additionally super fucked them in the second one. I get what you're saying about the undefeated season and stuff, but dude did his job to technically win five rings and his team blew two of them for that. Gotta count for something.
Also made the AFC Championship game like 8 of 14 years.
Absurd shit.
M Dogg™:
--- Quote from: Chamillitary Click on January 30, 2014, 11:00:29 AM ---My argument to the Brady losing guy. Think about it...
Brady walked off the field of both those Super Bowls with the lead and his defense blew it. Not to mention Welker additionally super fucked them in the second one. I get what you're saying about the undefeated season and stuff, but dude did his job to technically win five rings and his team blew two of them for that. Gotta count for something.
Also made the AFC Championship game like 8 of 14 years.
Absurd shit.
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Problem is that Matt fuckin' Cassel went 11-5 with that same Patriot team. The team was STACKED. But Brady was the right man to lead that team, and Brady was like Joe Montana in that he doesn't choke, he leads wins. So I can see it both ways. I haven't made my own opinion on who is better between Brady or Manning. I will say I like watching Manning play football, were as I'm so-so watching Brady. That's were my judgment comes from. BUT, you have to respect Brady and leading a team to go undefeated. That was almost history that would have no one even debating this.
DeeezNuuuts83:
--- Quote from: Chamillitary Click on January 30, 2014, 11:00:29 AM ---My argument to the Brady losing guy. Think about it...
Brady walked off the field of both those Super Bowls with the lead and his defense blew it. Not to mention Welker additionally super fucked them in the second one. I get what you're saying about the undefeated season and stuff, but dude did his job to technically win five rings and his team blew two of them for that. Gotta count for something.
Also made the AFC Championship game like 8 of 14 years.
Absurd shit.
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It does count. I'm just saying, that having gone that season completely undefeated and ending it with a ring would've been a huge statement that would've made it much less of a debate. Yeah, it's the defense's fault for that last drive by the Giants (and I even commented on the defender who blew it), but when the end score was 17-14, it's not like the Patriots' offense was killing it either, with just two touchdowns the whole game.
TraceOneInfinite:
--- Quote from: Ghost Drebin on January 29, 2014, 01:03:48 PM ---
--- Quote from: NIKCC on January 29, 2014, 12:58:39 PM ---Yea the difference between basketball and football is that football is more team dependent. An individual is much less likely to carry an entire team to the promise land.
Ghost, u don't fux wit basketball?
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I'm not that big of a basketball fan. Baseball is my favorite. Kobe is my favorite player though followed by Steph Curry:)
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What's with all the Steph Curry love these days? He seems to be everyone's favorite player now.
And I've been watching less and less basketball each year. It used to be my favorite sport, but now nearly all of the 90's generation players have retired. You only have a few still doing it big, guys like KG and Paul Pierce that I can remember watching back in the day. Pierce even played at Kansas so I remember him from back then.
Harder for me to get into the new generation of players. The way they change teams and change loyalties is a joke. Like Jordan said, he never would of tried to get together with Magic and Bird on a team the way the Heat did it.
Also, there is no NBA team in Kansas City, there hasn't been for a long time. Growing up we had WGN and TBS here. I got to see a lot of Bulls and Atlanta Hawks team. Even though the Bulls were in Chicago they were everyone's team in Kansas City during the Jordan era. So it was like we had a hometown team even though we didn't.
On the other hand, the NFL has grown in popularity to become America's new pastime. And even though baseball fell off after the strike in 96', baseball has gotten way better with smart phones and social media. It's great keeping up with the Royals daily through local sportstalk, blogs, twitter, advanced statistics, sabermetrics, pitchtracker, etc.
Sccit:
you should follow the kings, they used to be from kansas city and now rep Cali....win-win situation 8)
naah, but basketball is easily the most entertaining sport to me..duno how u can follow baseball and not enjoy watching a basketball game, but i guess it does kinda make sense not havin a team in your hometown would make you less in tune wit the sport and all...i'm like that wit football.
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