Congrats on being up 9K bro. I wish I was. 
I just lost some money playing blackjack. And I can't afford to. Really stressing right now.
I know I'll get it back, because I always do. But man I think I may have a problem. I get sucked in by that game and can't stop sometimes. Gambling is so much about discipline. It's a terrible feeling when you lose, especially when you can't afford to. I just need to take a break for a bit.
Didn't mean to piss you off earlier. Have a good new year dude.
Congrats on being up 9K bro. I wish I was.
I just lost some money playing blackjack. And I can't afford to. Really stressing right now.
I know I'll get it back, because I always do. But man I think I may have a problem. I get sucked in by that game and can't stop sometimes. Gambling is so much about discipline. It's a terrible feeling when you lose, especially when you can't afford to. I just need to take a break for a bit.
Didn't mean to piss you off earlier. Have a good new year dude.
Eli Manning owns the record for most 4th quarter come backs in NFL history, with 21, tied with Johnny U, and he's done it twice now in 2 Super Bowl appereances.
Peyton crashed and burned in his 4th quarter Super Bowl come back attempt throwing a pick-6 of all things.
Eli also tied the record for one season just last season with 8.
Peyton holds the record for most playoff one and dones in history, in 7 of his 11 postseason appereances he's lost his opening playoff game, a record, and not a good one to own.
Peyton also holds the record for....................WORST TD to INT RATIO.................... throughout the playoffs of any Super Bowl winning QB.
Choker ??....................The evidence speaks for itself.
Peyton holds the record for most playoff one and dones in history, in 7 of his 11 postseason appereances he's lost his opening playoff game, a record, and not a good one to own.
Peyton also holds the record for....................WORST TD to INT RATIO.................... throughout the playoffs of any Super Bowl winning QB.
Choker ??....................The evidence speaks for itself.
It's all good Starks! I get fired up too! That's what makes it fun!
It will be interesting to see what happens in Denver. They have to be so pumped about the future.
I respect your opinion, and I know he's really good, but I would still rather have Brady, Brees, Rodgers, or Roethlisberger in a two minute drill with a playoff win on the line. I know many people disagree, but that's just me. It's a good debate though. I just really don't have faith in him in the postseason based on past results.
Peace dude
Have a good new year! 
I guess the bottom line is what statistics we are comparing. If we are talking regular season, POSSIBLY, but if we are talking about the bottom line, winning championships, which is what the goal is at the start of the season for every team then what you are saying doesn't add up. Brady and Rodgers = 4 championships, P Manning = 1, and that's not even including playoff records which is even worse. Peyton had a fortunate matchup against the Bears in his one championship win and before you tell me how he doesn't have a defense the others you metioned have not always had the best defense. As I have stated before, the Giants defense wasn't that great for most of the year and the Giants did just make it into the playoffs. The difference in this whole debate to me is what a qb does when they get into the playoffs. Peyton and the Colts rolled easily into the playoffs for several years, even benching their starters at the end of the year when they knew they had clinched. But when they faced a do-or-die situation they lost at least half of the time when their record was well over .500. The sign of a true champion for me is what you do in crunch time and Peyton tends to fold like a table. I personally don't like either of the Mannings' teams, but if I'm objectively comparing their credibility then I have to give Eli the nod in crunch time.
This comment isn't insane, just down right laughable. Yeah, hands down if you like .500 clutch ball you got it with him.
Again, I'm not arguing wether he is good-or-not in the regular season, clearly his record shows he is. What I am saying is that when it counts (and for most people that is the post-season), he is very average, and hardly what I would consider clutch. Sounds like you might be an Atlanta Braves fan, or the Buffalo Bills of the early 90's. To me there is a difference between being really good and great, and Peyton falls into the really good category. Hopefully he can change that in the next couple of years.
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