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[Ghostown42]

What did you think of the Pats/Broncos game today?

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What did you think of the Pats/Broncos game today?

Excellent game management from Peyton.

In all seriousness though, he had a good game (again, I'm not a hater, just think Brady is better). I think he has a great receiving corps, but he hasn't been especially blessed with one throughout his career (luckier than Brady, though the Pats defenses were better). I watched from the local racetrack/casino, had a few drinks, and enjoyed it.

I'm sure the SB between Denver and the winner here will be a good one. Will be interesting if it's super cold.

[Ghostown42]

What did you think of the Pats/Broncos game today?

Excellent game management from Peyton.

In all seriousness though, he had a good game (again, I'm not a hater, just think Brady is better). I think he has a great receiving corps, but he hasn't been especially blessed with one throughout his career (luckier than Brady, though the Pats defenses were better). I watched from the local racetrack/casino, had a few drinks, and enjoyed it.

I'm sure the SB between Denver and the winner here will be a good one. Will be interesting if it's super cold.

So why is this considered just a "good game" for Manning, when he puts up better numbers today than Brady ever has in the playoffs?

Also, I think precipitation and wind are more important when discussing weather in a football game than cold.

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What did you think of the Pats/Broncos game today?

Excellent game management from Peyton.

In all seriousness though, he had a good game (again, I'm not a hater, just think Brady is better). I think he has a great receiving corps, but he hasn't been especially blessed with one throughout his career (luckier than Brady, though the Pats defenses were better). I watched from the local racetrack/casino, had a few drinks, and enjoyed it.

I'm sure the SB between Denver and the winner here will be a good one. Will be interesting if it's super cold.

So why is this considered just a "good game" for Manning, when he puts up better numbers today than Brady ever has in the playoffs?

It's a great system they have there. I didn't mean to use "good" as a negative qualifier BTW, I'm not even aware of the numbers. Just my impression from watching.

[Ghostown42]

Excellent game management from Peyton.

In all seriousness though, he had a good game (again, I'm not a hater, just think Brady is better). I think he has a great receiving corps, but he hasn't been especially blessed with one throughout his career (luckier than Brady, though the Pats defenses were better). I watched from the local racetrack/casino, had a few drinks, and enjoyed it.

I'm sure the SB between Denver and the winner here will be a good one. Will be interesting if it's super cold.

So why is this considered just a "good game" for Manning, when he puts up better numbers today than Brady ever has in the playoffs?

It's a great system they have there. I didn't mean to use "good" as a negative qualifier BTW, I'm not even aware of the numbers. Just my impression from watching.

Oh...does Brady NOT have a great system?

Seems like you didn't watch the game very closely. Manning had 400 yards, with 2 TDs (shoulda been 3, but a receiver dropped one).

Brady has never beaten Peyton on the road in the playoffs. Why does Peyton get knocked for that type of crap, but Brady doesn't?

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So why is this considered just a "good game" for Manning, when he puts up better numbers today than Brady ever has in the playoffs?

It's a great system they have there. I didn't mean to use "good" as a negative qualifier BTW, I'm not even aware of the numbers. Just my impression from watching.

Oh...does Brady NOT have a great system?

Seems like you didn't watch the game very closely. Manning had 400 yards, with 2 TDs (shoulda been 3, but a receiver dropped one).

Brady has never beaten Peyton on the road in the playoffs. Why does Peyton get knocked for that type of crap, but Brady doesn't?

idk man, ask me another day when I've had a chance to review the game and the numbers. Maybe I wasn't watching as closely as I could've, but I walked away thinking it was a good, solid game from PManning. Just my impression.

[Ghostown42]

It's a great system they have there. I didn't mean to use "good" as a negative qualifier BTW, I'm not even aware of the numbers. Just my impression from watching.

Oh...does Brady NOT have a great system?

Seems like you didn't watch the game very closely. Manning had 400 yards, with 2 TDs (shoulda been 3, but a receiver dropped one).

Brady has never beaten Peyton on the road in the playoffs. Why does Peyton get knocked for that type of crap, but Brady doesn't?

idk man, ask me another day when I've had a chance to review the game and the numbers. Maybe I wasn't watching as closely as I could've, but I walked away thinking it was a good, solid game from PManning. Just my impression.

Alright, after you've had a chance to review the game, let me know if you think it was better than a "good solid game."