NEPatsfan
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90.1 QB rating. 2 TDs. No INTs. Just the facts. Peyton played a good game.
Did you see his list of drives? It was not very good.
90.1 QB rating. 2 TDs. No INTs. Just the facts. Peyton played a good game.
The waiting is killing me. Hard to time my buzz correctly..
Did you see his list of drives? It was not very good.
5.8 yards per attempt, less than 200 yards a game in the playoffs.90.1 QB rating. 2 TDs. No INTs. Just the facts. Peyton played a good game.
From what I have seen this season I think the Denver D can somewhat contain Cam, force some fumbles, make him get rid of the ball early.. I don't think the word blowout will be used at the end of the game today
5.8 yards per attempt, less than 200 yards a game in the playoffs.
Cam is doing 9.9 yards per attempt and less than 250 yards a game in the playoffs.
The difference between Cam and Peyton is far and away the biggest difference between the two teams.
Listing drive stats doesn't tell me shit. You have to watch the game with your eyes. Watching the game, you could see that Peyton was prepared, and played about as well as he could have.
Well yeah. Nobody is trying to say Peyton is a great QB anymore. But to say he didn't play well against the Patriots is a stretch.
@NEPatsfan What I'm saying is people were expecting the Pats' defense to overwhelm the bad Broncos' offense. Considering Petyon's standards that we're holding him to this season(Game manager at best), he played well considering. I'm not trying to argue it was a great game by him at all. It was about as good as he could play.
For the most part the Patriots def did "overwhelm" him. He lead 8 of his 14 game drives for less than 10 yards, with 5 of those being for 0 or negative yards. One of his TDs was from 16 yards. He had one good drive of the game, the opening one, then didn't really do much after that.
No style points in football. Try figure skating.
There's about a 50-1 bronco to panther fan ratio there
I've got three boxes from a $10k grid and one box from a $1k grid. The $10k grid pays $5k for the final score and spits $5k across every score change.
I also laid some cash on a teaser - Broncos +12 and under 51.