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vageneral08;3103401 said:he didnt show it with new england...I wonder why....maybe because of that system? once he went somewhere else where he had to learn something new he didnt produce all that well then next season he did alright with the help of charlie weis and now that weis is gone we'll see how "good" cassel is this season
major pain;3104152 said:Are you just basing these statements purely on opinion? Dude put up 3600 yards with 21 TD and 11 INT with a 89 Rating in NE. For a backup thrown into the mix his first year thats not bad. So, when he plays badly its because he sucks but when he does somewhat decently its the "system" or "coaching"? Show some consistency.
vageneral08;3105492 said:oh I cant forget he has a bad fumbling problem too he's too scary under pressure.....mmmm with an offense like the patriots had back in 08 I wouldnt be shocked if almost any qb would've put up decent numbers that year....that's why I said it's in the system look at who was on the NE coaching staff back in 08 then look at what he had in 09 in kansas....if he's so good he would've been consistent enough to have put up good numbers in 09 which he didnt
major pain;3105811 said:The coaching staff hadnt changed in KC from 09-10. Is it remotely possible he had a bad year? Or the entire team played badly? Ya know winning 4 games and all. Again, when he played well it was due to the coaching staff, but when he doesnt it because he sucks? You're not making sense here. You jump from one to the other when its convenient for your latest post.
#1 pick;3111394 said:Brady has had the better playoff mark and yes he is clutch unlike Peyton
JUXcaptainHOOK;3111479 said:How? Peytons 44 comebacks in the 4th to Bradys 28 proves he's more clutch b ....just cuz Peyton threw a pick 6 in the super bowl cuz a messed up route ran by R. Wayne mean he's not clutch... Peyton is known for being so great BECAUSE of his clutchness
JUXcaptainHOOK;3111479 said:How? Peytons 44 comebacks in the 4th to Bradys 28 proves he's more clutch b ....just cuz Peyton threw a pick 6 in the super bowl cuz a messed up route ran by R. Wayne mean he's not clutch... Peyton is known for being so great BECAUSE of his clutchness
kAjUn;3111368 said:Should've added a poll homie
#1 pick;3111394 said:I generally go with the one with best intangibles and the clutch one but I am not going to do that here. I will go with Peyton Manning, the best QB in NFL history. No one is as good as him. No one. Brady has had the better playoff mark and yes he is clutch unlike Peyton but Peyton is just so much better than everyone else at passing and understanding the game. He is his own OC. So much about Peyton to love. This one is the toughest of all comps. Peyton.
ghost!;3112600 said:then this is more of a personnal preference because none of this is facts but opinion, he's not the best QB in NFL history and to even give him that title with all his notable playoffs performances just makes your statement invalid. How's he better because he runs his own offense? that doesnt make him better because he hasnt produce enough in the playoffs unlike his other QB countersparts present and past. He's gone to 2 superbowls. 1. his defense and running back were the better performers, and the 2. when it really mattered he threw a crucial pick that cost hisself and his team the superbowl.
Great QBs do not throw game ending crucial picks in the most meaningful game of their career.
Not saying he's not great, but he is not the great, and very argueably not the number one QB now considering what other QBs have done in their careers.
sidenote: anyone using this form's internet poll as a reason to validate whose number one is laughable, and jim kelly ran his own offense and went to four str8 superbowls....aka i think running your own offense is overrate, or you guys over rate that. Most QBs run thier own offense, just in a smaller portion....
again if he really was this "master" at the QB position, him and his team would perform in the playoffs like they do in the reg. season. Which they dont, and he doesnt...so how could he be considered the best right now???
Bamabornandraised;3112701 said:I will say this...peyton basiclly eliminates the need for a head coach because that nigga jim caldwell is a well paid mannequin lol. I think both would be great if they swapped teams but I do think the patriots system would have peyton at zeus like levels right now though.
ghost!;3112763 said:its the players..not the coaches...
u can draw up the greatest play, if you dont have th eplayers to execute, or if they dont execute welll, the plays means ish
it has nothing to do with the system....
pats do not have a set in stone system, but a philosophy "ever man is responible for their own job"
coop9889;3112857 said:If the philosophy is "every man is responsilbe for his own job" they are referring to their job WITHIN THE SYSTEM
ghost!;3112883 said:Their offense has changed three diff times since 2000. Their offense was ran diff before, during and after randy moss left the team...they run a 4-3 generally on defense but not 100 percent of the time..there is no "set up, define" system the pats run...they cater to what they have for players with the players responsible for their job......hence going back to my post THEY DO NOT RUN A SET IN STONE SYSTEM.
coop9889;3112932 said:Bruh.
No matter if it changes, it is still a system.
It's not impromptu, like the NBA can be. Fuckin Eric Spolestra can go say hey, put the ball in Lebron/Dwade hands, let them do whatever, and everybody else just stay out of the way.
You cant do that in the NFL. You have to have schemes, and the schemes drawn up by Belicheck and the staff are excellent. You acting like it COMPLETELY changed due to Moss. Nah, it just added a deep threat which let others get more open... Their system is still intact.
And if you want to be technical about 'set in stone', well no shit, no team runs a SET IN STONE system because the game is changing, and opponents change, and different opponents have different weakness. So it would be stupid to run the same thing over and over and not adjust to your opponent.
#1 pick;3111394 said:I generally go with the one with best intangibles and the clutch one but I am not going to do that here. I will go with Peyton Manning, the best QB in NFL history. No one is as good as him. No one. Brady has had the better playoff mark and yes he is clutch unlike Peyton but Peyton is just so much better than everyone else at passing and understanding the game. He is his own OC. So much about Peyton to love. This one is the toughest of all comps. Peyton.
