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Peyton Needs to Retire, or ask for a Trade
Remedy360:
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--- Quote from: Remedy360 on January 11, 2015, 07:11:28 PM ---Lol when I saw this thread title somehow I knew it was yours.
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Don't laugh. You at least have the benefit of having a coach that isn't a complete fuck up and pussy. I have to deal with the Bills new hire every 3 years and all the softies Manning gets screwed over with each time. And even before Pete, Holmgren is a way better HC than the clowns I have to deal with.
Manning needs year off again. Denver will stink t up and get a top draft pick and then he can return to a new staff and a new philosophy.
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Don't you have to look in the mirror eventually though? I mean, is it never Manning's fault?
Chamillitary Click:
LMAO. Stop.
This is the best team he's been on by far in his career. He just couldn't get it done. He can't win when it counts. You cried forever about him having the things he currently has. Said for years that Peyton is the coach...now you're going to blame the coaching staff.
C'mon, guy.
Shallow:
--- Quote from: Remedy360 on January 11, 2015, 09:53:58 PM ---
--- Quote from: Shallow on January 11, 2015, 08:48:52 PM ---
--- Quote from: Remedy360 on January 11, 2015, 07:11:28 PM ---Lol when I saw this thread title somehow I knew it was yours.
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Don't laugh. You at least have the benefit of having a coach that isn't a complete fuck up and pussy. I have to deal with the Bills new hire every 3 years and all the softies Manning gets screwed over with each time. And even before Pete, Holmgren is a way better HC than the clowns I have to deal with.
Manning needs year off again. Denver will stink t up and get a top draft pick and then he can return to a new staff and a new philosophy.
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Don't you have to look in the mirror eventually though? I mean, is it never Manning's fault?
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Not until he loses on a team that wouldn't suck without him. I admitted he played poorly, but again, so did everyone else. If Peyton went to Seattle and the D made all the plays and the Hawks lost 6-3 then I'd blame Manning. But when you make Luck's oline look like the 90s Cowboys I have to look at that shit D first
Shallow:
--- Quote from: Chamillitary Click on January 12, 2015, 06:04:08 AM ---LMAO. Stop.
This is the best team he's been on by far in his career. He just couldn't get it done. He can't win when it counts. You cried forever about him having the things he currently has. Said for years that Peyton is the coach...now you're going to blame the coaching staff.
C'mon, guy.
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Go back and see my posts when he picked Denver. I was against it from the start. Against Fox fromthe start. And what does he currently have? Sa e bums he had in Indy, except CJ. An undrafted practice squad guy that only got his shot after everyone else got hurt.
And I never said he was better than great coaches or that he never needed them.
Chamillitary Click:
Best defense he's had by a mile and a half.
Demaryius Thomas, Julius Thomas, Wes Welker & Emmanuel Sanders are above & beyond the best WR core in the league. Honestly can't remember the last core where top three on the depth chart & the TE were as skilled as these guys.
He did it all year. Dominated teams. Regularly put up 30+ points. Then in the playoffs, when it matter, crawled into the shell & put up the second lowest total on the season. At least he was on the road against a stacked Rams defense when they put up 7. But in the playoffs, at home against a very mediocre Colts defense that could get smoked for 35 by the Patriots next weekend? Unacceptable.
I'd even partially put up with this "coaches fault" nonsense if all year they struggled to put up 17 PPG. But the fact they had one of the most dynamic offenses in the league, then they throw up a complete dud? C'mon guy.
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