Toomer: Romo better than Eli

AbeBeta;4615267 said:
Again. Look at the post seasons they had when they won the SB.

Brad 53-98-670 yards (3 games). 5 td. 3 int.

How does that compare to Eli's superbowl years? 106-163-1219 with 9 TD and 1 int for a 103.3 PR last year. In the other SB season, he was 79-119-854 with 6 TD and 1 int for a 95.7 PR.

Not even close.

Nope, not even close and I have no clue how someone could compare them with Eli.
 
AbeBeta;4615267 said:
Again. Look at the post seasons they had when they won the SB.

Brad 53-98-670 yards (3 games). 5 td. 3 int.

How does that compare to Eli's superbowl years? 106-163-1219 with 9 TD and 1 int for a 103.3 PR last year. In the other SB season, he was 79-119-854 with 6 TD and 1 int for a 95.7 PR.

Not even close.

In those Superbowl season Eli had 6 Comeback wins in the regular season, 2 in the playoffs in 2011. 3 comeback wins in the regular season, 3 in the playoffs in 2007.

TB was the number 1 Defense. Giants 7 and 27.

No comparison.
 
AbeBeta;4615267 said:
Again. Look at the post seasons they had when they won the SB.

Brad 53-98-670 yards (3 games). 5 td. 3 int.

How does that compare to Eli's superbowl years? 106-163-1219 with 9 TD and 1 int for a 103.3 PR last year. In the other SB season, he was 79-119-854 with 6 TD and 1 int for a 95.7 PR.

Not even close.

Eli post some bad season that is not elite at least in my book. You know why his brother is considered elite because he does post the big numbers year in and year out all of the elite do. Eli on the other hands has put up some poor season more than once. This past season he did great but again elite like any position is being able to perform at a high level on a consistent basis.
 
op124;4615282 said:
In those Superbowl season Eli had 6 Comeback wins in the regular season, 2 in the playoffs in 2011. 3 comeback wins in the regular season, 3 in the playoffs in 2007.

TB was the number 1 Defense. Giants 7 and 27.

No comparison.

and in other season he flat out stunk, elite players do not go out and play poor football. Eli has 2 season where he finished over 90 in the QB ranking the rest of the time has been avg to less than avg. I don't see any of the top QB posting poor seasons in the prime of their career.
 
Doomsday101;4615286 said:
Eli post some bad season that is not elite at least in my book. You know why his brother is considered elite because he does post the big numbers year in and year out all of the elite do. Eli on the other hands has put up some poor season more than once. This past season he did great but again elite like any position is being able to perform at a high level on a consistent basis.

Are you judging him from his 2004-2007 seasons? No one was considering him elite. Eli turned a corner and has shown progression from 2008 to present. Now if you are going to hold that 25 int season against him then Favre,Brees, Peyton need to be taken out also because they go up and down with ints.
 
DFWJC;4615101 said:
:laugh2: That may be a bit harsh.

It's very harsh. Like I said, the kid can't get his due. But that is one person's opinion, and he is entitled. But, I'll counter with this:

The catch Manningham made on the final drive in the SB was a great catch, but EVERY analyst/broadcaster said the same thing, it was a perfect throw. If you saw Jaworski's reasoning why Eli is his 5th rated QB, he analyzed that play, and picked Eli because.............

“Pre-snap recognition,” said Jaws. “Progression reading. Subtle pocket movement. Willingness to pull the trigger. Precise ball location. You saw many of the attributes demanded to play at an elite level.”
 
bklyn1028;4615293 said:
It's very harsh. Like I said, the kid can't get his due. But that is one person's opinion, and he is entitled. But, I'll counter with this:

The catch Manningham made on the final drive in the SB was a great catch, but EVERY analyst/broadcaster said the same thing, it was a perfect throw. If you saw Jaworski's reasoning why Eli is his 5th rated QB, he analyzed that play, and picked Eli because.............

“Pre-snap recognition,” said Jaws. “Progression reading. Subtle pocket movement. Willingness to pull the trigger. Precise ball location. You saw many of the attributes demanded to play at an elite level.

I wonder what Jaws would have said if that ball got intercepted?
 
5Stars;4615297 said:
I wonder what Jaws would have said if that ball got intercepted?

smart ***......lol

but the point is it didn't, and it was a fabulous throw. YOu should read Ernie Accorsi's scouting report about Eli, and how he carried the Mississippi team. Great read.

The Giants had no running game, and their defense was banged up. Eli carried the team, you can't deny that. He will /should go down as one of the greatest clutch qb's in history.

Now if he sucks this year, that's a different story.
 
Doomsday101;4615286 said:
Eli post some bad season that is not elite at least in my book. You know why his brother is considered elite because he does post the big numbers year in and year out all of the elite do. Eli on the other hands has put up some poor season more than once. This past season he did great but again elite like any position is being able to perform at a high level on a consistent basis.

So let me ask this.

Do you want a bunch of great regular season statistics? Or do you want outstanding post season play and some trophys?

It is pretty humorous to me that if this argument were between Peyton and say, Troy Aikman, that everyone on the board would be pointing to the trophys and how Troy was freaking lights out in the playoffs
 
Doomsday101;4615288 said:
and in other season he flat out stunk, elite players do not go out and play poor football. Eli has 2 season where he finished over 90 in the QB ranking the rest of the time has been avg to less than avg. I don't see any of the top QB posting poor seasons in the prime of their career.

Just two seasons over 90 in QB Ranking????

Gee, that's as many as Troy Aikman!
 
bklyn1028;4615301 said:
smart ***......lol

but the point is it didn't, and it was a fabulous throw. YOu should read Ernie Accorsi's scouting report about Eli, and how he carried the Mississippi team. Great read.

The Giants had no running game, and their defense was banged up. Eli carried the team, you can't deny that. He will /should go down as one of the greatest clutch qb's in history.

Now if he sucks this year, that's a different story.

:confused: :laugh2:

I thought his brother was the one to have that rep...
 
op124;4615291 said:
Are you judging him from his 2004-2007 seasons? No one was considering him elite. Eli turned a corner and has shown progression from 2008 to present. Now if you are going to hold that 25 int season against him then Favre,Brees, Peyton need to be taken out also because they go up and down with ints.
Eli for most of his career has played on a team with an excellent running game and a stout defense. I think the Giants rushing offense nearly every season has been top 10 outside of 2009 and last season. He hasn't had to carry a team and hasn't been successful doing so until last season when he did so fantastically.

He'll get the nod now because of the rings and he's had one season where he's been that guy at an elite level. But he's got nowhere near the body of work that the league's best passers do, and we'll have to see if he can keep his game at that level.
 
5Stars;4615318 said:
:confused: :laugh2:

I thought his brother was the one to have that rep...

In the regular season, Eli does it in the post season.

Peyton -1 Eli-5
 
superpunk;4615321 said:
Eli for most of his career has played on a team with an excellent running game and a stout defense. I think the Giants rushing offense nearly every season has been top 10 outside of 2009 and last season. He hasn't had to carry a team and hasn't been successful doing so until last season when he did so fantastically.

He'll get the nod now because of the rings and he's had one season where he's been that guy at an elite level. But he's got nowhere near the body of work that the league's best passers do, and we'll have to see if he can keep his game at that level.

You're right, he has to keep it up. But to say: I'll take Brees or Rodgers over him, is an overstatement, because what do you want, complete consistency, or a QB who goes on a run and actually wins. My God, the Giants were the first team in the NFL to turn a 15-1 team and done. Rodgers has one ring, Brees has one ring, they are both top QB's, but give the kid credit for having 2. I'll take a mediocre year here and there and then a SB every 4 yrs.

Screw the stats and QB ratings, what is on the trophy case is what counts, and giving your fans edge of the seat playing.

Those were two fabulous runs they had. Stats are meaningless in the road of life my friends.

I'll tell you this, call me an idiot, but I think (right now anyway) Eli is better than his brother. AND when Eli was drafted, Peyton said he was the better athlete.
 
op124;4615330 said:
What's so funny?

That whole play was just a lucky break, IMO. And, that's cool, because football sometimes needs those breaks. It was a fluke play that won a SB...however, let Eli do that 10 more times, and that ball is not perfect, or it gets picked, or it's just an incomplete pass.

Eli got lucky...

;)
 
op124;4615330 said:
What's so funny?

Not really, if you watch that play closely, Manningham had defenders all over him. He looked over his shoulder and concentrated intensely. Great catch.
 
5Stars;4615342 said:
That whole play was just a lucky break, IMO. And, that's cool, because football sometimes needs those breaks. It was a fluke play that won a SB...however, let Eli do that 10 more times, and that ball is not perfect, or it gets picked, or it's just an incomplete pass.

Eli got lucky...

;)

There you go...Eli got lucky, Giants got lucky against San Fran, Giants got lucky......Eli got lucky.....But if Romo/Brees/Rodgers..etc..etc...made that throw, it would be called "skill".

Go Figure.
 
bklyn1028;4615347 said:
There you go...Eli got lucky, Giants got lucky against San Fran, Giants got lucky......Eli got lucky.....But if Romo/Brees/Rodgers..etc..etc...made that throw, it would be called "skill".

Go Figure.

No...it would be luck. Just like the Immaculate Reception, or the Hail Mary...all luck, bro, all luck!

;)
 
bklyn1028;4615353 said:
Jeez, I can't believe i'm talking more on here than the Giants boards.....

The door is to the left...see ya!

:D
 

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