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Seattle 43 Denver 8

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Did he play Grossman in every game? Did Rex even play defense?

 

At face value, that's a snappy comment. But when you look at the reality of the NFL — a quarterback-driven league — what one quarterback does, the opposing one has to match. If Peyton Manning throws seven touchdown passes in a game, his opposing quarterback better lead his offense to a similar level of production, or lose.

 

No, in addition to being one of the best ever and a class human being, this is his legacy and there is no amount of bashing by you haters that's gonna change it.

 

Y! SPORTS

 

That's all fine and dandy, but the facts are Peyton is a great regular season quarterback who can't come up with the goods when it matters most.

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That's all fine and dandy' date=' but the facts are Peyton is a great regular season quarterback who can't come up with the goods when it matters most.[/quote']

 

You like to ignore the facts that don't support your argument when it comes to Peyton Manning. Your argument is WRONG. Your statement would be true, if Peyton didn't have an championships. Unfortunately for you, he does have one.

 

Why is it okay to ignore that because the best NFC team was the Chicago Bears that year? It shouldn't matter. The Super Bowl is very very difficult to win. Some organizations have zero in their entire history. He's been to 3, won 1 and he's not done yet. If he comes back next year the Broncos will definitely be a contender to win it all.

At face value, that's a snappy comment. But when you look at the reality of the NFL — a quarterback-driven league — what one quarterback does, the opposing one has to match. If Peyton Manning throws seven touchdown passes in a game, his opposing quarterback better lead his offense to a similar level of production, or lose.

 

 

 

That's all fine and dandy, but the facts are Peyton is a great regular season quarterback who can't come up with the goods when it matters most.

 

He has delivered when it mattered most many times, just not enough for you haters. Oh well.

 

Peyton's still the greatest quarterback to ever play the game," Seattle defensive end Michael Bennett said. "This doesn't destroy his legacy."

 

Let's see, who to believe, Jim or Michael Bennett?

The Super Bowl is very very difficult to win. Some organizations have zero in their entire history.

 

I believe the number I heard the other day is that Seattle is the 19th franchise to win a Super Bowl. That leaves 13 franchises without a Super Bowl win.

I believe the number I heard the other day is that Seattle is the 19th franchise to win a Super Bowl. That leaves 13 franchises without a Super Bowl win.

 

Wow. The NFL maybe more than any sport requires complete organizational efficiency.

 

Off the top of my head I think these are the 13 franchises:

Vikings

Panthers

Jaguars

Cardinals

Lions

Browns

Texans

Titans

Falcons

Bills

Chargers

Eagles

Bengals

He has delivered when it mattered most many times, just not enough for you haters. Oh well.

 

Peyton's still the greatest quarterback to ever play the game," Seattle defensive end Michael Bennett said. "This doesn't destroy his legacy."

 

Let's see, who to believe, Jim or Michael Bennett?

 

There are hundreds or thousands of people better at evaluating football than Michael Bennett. There are hundreds or thousands of people better at evaluating all sports than almost every single ex player.

There are hundreds or thousands of people better at evaluating football than Michael Bennett. There are hundreds or thousands of people better at evaluating all sports than almost every single ex player.

 

No argument. Obvioulsy the same could be said about all of us.

No argument. Obvioulsy the same could be said about all of us.

 

No doubt about it. I am in no way saying anyone on this site is more qualified than Mr. Bennett.

Wow. The NFL maybe more than any sport requires complete organizational efficiency.

 

Off the top of my head I think these are the 13 franchises:

Vikings

Panthers

Jaguars

Cardinals

Lions

Browns

Texans

Titans

Falcons

Bills

Chargers

Eagles

Bengals

 

Of that group only

Browns

Texans

Lions

Jaguars

Have failed to reach the Super Bowl

Of that group only

Browns

Texans

Lions

Jaguars

Have failed to reach the Super Bowl

Lions being the only non-expansion team.

Wow, and I thought it stunk being a Bengals fan.

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