NWPATSFAN
Well-Known Member
The 'narrative' is based upon some idiotic notion that says 'more rings = better'....with little to no substance behind it. I find it somewhat interesting that you would use Peyton Manning as an example, given that all we need to look at are the two QB's in this discussion....Brady/Brees. Brees' last run at a potential SB ended on a complete fluke/meltdown that he had nothing to do with. Brady? Well....lets just say his last two 'rings' were literally given to him by Atlanta and Seattle.
Rings themselves, don't mean much at all.
So what idiotic narrative counts?
TDs?
INTs?
Comp?
Yards thrown?
Yards Ran?
Fumbles?
Come from behind wins?
game winning drives?
Wins?
Losses?
Chokes (if you can find a way to quantify a choke)?
Any of the new cyber metrics one may want to use to fit their argument?
Look I agree rings alone don't = better. But they certainly play a part in it when quantifying who someone feels is better. Unless of course that person wants to argue for a QB who has less, Then of course they don't count.
A QB alone doesn't catch TDs he just throws them.
He's not the only one to blame on some INTs yet he gets "credited" with them.
He doesn't win or lose on his own yet he gets credited with the record.
What I'm getting at is it takes a team as well as a system to get any stat.
So why shouldn't winning the biggest game on the biggest stage count?
BTW two rings were also stolen from him if you want to play that game.