Peyton Manning = Wow

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37 years old and carrying his team to the Superbowl with 400 yards and a 74% completion rate against his greatest foe. That was simply a masterful performance.
 

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Kudos for getting it done and throwing int to swing it in favor of Belichick.

As far as Brady vs Peyton. I believe they are now 2-2 in head to head AFC title games.

Regardless of what the pats did this year. The team they fielded yesterday was a mere shadow of a good pats team.

Manning just TCB. That's all.

Seattle will be an issue. Let's see.
 

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Kudos for getting it done and throwing int to swing it in favor of Belichick.

As far as Brady vs Peyton. I believe they are now 2-2 in head to head AFC title games.

Regardless of what the pats did this year. The team they fielded yesterday was a mere shadow of a good pats team.

Manning just TCB. That's all.

Seattle will be an issue. Let's see.

2-2 in the playoffs, Manning leads 2-1 in Championship games.
 

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37 years old and carrying his team to the Superbowl with 400 yards and a 74% completion rate against his greatest foe. That was simply a masterful performance.
The Patriots had 3 points after 50 minutes had been played. He played great, but this was total team domination, not an example of a great player "carrying his team" to victory. (Which takes nothing away from Manning. Teams win games, players don't).
 

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If not for that fluke play last year vs Baltimore (that was such a duck by Flacco that the DB should have been able to fair catch it) Denver may very well have one it all last year.
 

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If not for that fluke play last year vs Baltimore (that was such a duck by Flacco that the DB should have been able to fair catch it) Denver may very well have one it all last year.
Bah. There's no such thing as a big game turning on a fluke play. Either a great player made a great play, thereby proving his greatness, or a choking choker committed a horrible choke, thereby proving his chokiness. Or both. That's the only way big games are won and lost.
 

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I truly enjoy watching P. Manning play, to me, he is the best QB ever and wished Cowboys signed him few years ago.
 

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I'd be happy to see him get another ring. First, let's end this "Eli has more rings" crap. Second, Denver's a cool part of the country. I lived there for 17 years and was there when they won their last 2 Super Bowls. I'd definitely rather see them get it than Seattle, a team that has shown problems keeping things sportsmanlike.
 

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Glad the broncos put the pats to bed and glad Seattle ended the niners hopes. These were the two teams I most wanted to see most if not the cowboys.
Now that they are in the Super Bowl , I'm full blown behind manning to get it done. I find Seattle to be an incredibly physical football team and would love for the cowboys to emulate that aspect of their game. That said, they are completely unlikeable for me from afar.
Pete Carroll reminds me of a creepy old uncle that lives down the street. Something is off with that dude.
Peyton has put in the time and done it right. Time for his reward
 

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I'd be happy to see him get another ring. First, let's end this "Eli has more rings" crap. Second, Denver's a cool part of the country. I lived there for 17 years and was there when they won their last 2 Super Bowls. I'd definitely rather see them get it than Seattle, a team that has shown problems keeping things sportsmanlike.

Agree. Denver is a very pretty city. Love it there too.
 

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Bah. There's no such thing as a big game turning on a fluke play. Either a great player made a great play, thereby proving his greatness, or a choking choker committed a horrible choke, thereby proving his chokiness. Or both. That's the only way big games are won and lost.

That's a pretty bold statement, .. can't agree with it being that cut and dried, .. that black and white.

I think there are fluke plays that games turn on.

Weird things happen in games all of the time, .. sometimes changing the outcome.
 

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That's a pretty bold statement, .. can't agree with it being that cut and dried, .. that black and white.

I think there are fluke plays that games turn on.

Weird things happen in games all of the time, .. sometimes changing the outcome.


Do we (fumbled field goal snap) know it. :(
 

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It should have been "Don't we know it." But you got the point.
And the Seahawks CHEATED by greasing those balls.
Romo will never live that one down.
 

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That's a pretty bold statement, .. can't agree with it being that cut and dried, .. that black and white.

I think there are fluke plays that games turn on.

Weird things happen in games all of the time, .. sometimes changing the outcome.
I guess I really needed to append a smiley or a "[/sarcasm]" to my post.
 
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