MarinePhinFan
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Peyton does not have to do more- he TRIES to do more but he doesn't need to do more. Like I explained, the difference in PA btw the 2 Ds in postseason is less than 2 PPG. It's not like Manning is losing 38-34 shootouts, he guides his O to less than 14 PPG in their 8 playoff losses and has only led his O to more than 20 points in ONE playoff loss.
It doesn't matter how many drives have been TD drives, he's gotten the job done. The one time he led a late, long TD drive his D blew it. Peyton has never had that happen to him.
Belichick only faced Montana led teams in postseason 3 times and they knocked him out of 2 of them including the '90 title game that he left SF w/ a lead in. In '85 and '86 SF didn't have great teams and Montana was having injury problems(he only played 8 games in '86). BB was on the staffs when SF beat the Giants in '81 and '84.
Better than BB in just 3 games against montana look up BB's coaching record w/ and w/o Brady and let me know what you find. Also, BB had never reached a conf title game w/o Brady, Tony Dungy made one w/o Peyton.
So if the magic has so much to do w/ Adam Vinatieri why does Peyton only have 1 title w/ him? Brady set up his kicker to make kicks and he made them. You can blame the kicker all you want for '05 vs. pitt but on 2nd and 3rd and 2 Manning took shots at the EZ instead of moving the chains and getting in better FG position. Brady would move the chains. In SB XXXVIII AV missed 2 FGs yet Brady still got him in position to kick the GW.
Show me the playoff losses that peyton has done all he could but other parts of the team collapsed.
PPG difference is only 2? You think I wouldn't check your stats? You're a liar.
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Colts D gives up 22 PPG on average in post season
Pats D gives up 17 PPG on average in the post season.
Your entire post is whimsical. You either avoid my stats facts all together or you comeback with facts that have been cherry picked. I've provided ALL the stats for both QB's and there just isn't a difference in the post season between the two. Other than their defense, coaches and FG kicker. I've also shown that when Manning plays poorly, the Colts usually lose. When Brady plays poorly, the Pats usually win. That's because the Pats have had the better TEAMS nearly every year.
Cassel, who hadn't played football in 6 years was able to nearly get his team to the playoffs and win 11 games (with an 8th ranked defense mind you. Remember, Brady has never won more than 10 games with a defense ranked less than 6th). The Pats system is very QB friendly.
Manning, Favre, Rivers, McNabb, Big Ben, Palmer, Hasselbeck, Warner, Brees, Bulger or E. Manning could have all won Super Bowls with this pats team. Brady is another Troy Aikmen. Nothing more.