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https://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/playoffs07/columns/story?columnist=chadiha_jeff&id=3199634


Quarterback of the Decade PEYTON MANNING, Indianapolis Colts (1998-present): Manning cemented his status as the best quarterback of his era when Indianapolis beat Chicago in last year's Super Bowl. True, New England Patriots star Tom Brady has two more Super Bowl wins on his résumé . But he certainly doesn't have Manning's numbers. Manning already has thrown for 41,626 yards and 306 touchdowns in his 10-year career. At the pace he's on, he's likely to hold every major career passing record by the time he's done playing.

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• Tom Brady, New England Patriots (2000-present)
• Brett Favre, Green Bay Packers (1991-present)
• Donovan McNabb, Philadelphia Eagles (1999-present)
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Irish08:


https://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/playoffs07/columns/story?columnist=chadiha_jeff&id=3199634


Quarterback of the Decade PEYTON MANNING, Indianapolis Colts (1998-present): Manning cemented his status as the best quarterback of his era when Indianapolis beat Chicago in last year's Super Bowl. True, New England Patriots star Tom Brady has two more Super Bowl wins on his résumé . But he certainly doesn't have Manning's numbers. Manning already has thrown for 41,626 yards and 306 touchdowns in his 10-year career. At the pace he's on, he's likely to hold every major career passing record by the time he's done playing.

Honorable Mention

• Tom Brady, New England Patriots (2000-present)
• Brett Favre, Green Bay Packers (1991-present)
• Donovan McNabb, Philadelphia Eagles (1999-present)


Manning's excellent, no doubt. Anybody that thinks Brady is way better then him, should have their head examined. There both very good, and bring a lot of things to the table.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Irish08:


https://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/playoffs07/columns/story?columnist=chadiha_jeff&id=3199634


Quarterback of the Decade PEYTON MANNING, Indianapolis Colts (1998-present): Manning cemented his status as the best quarterback of his era when Indianapolis beat Chicago in last year's Super Bowl. True, New England Patriots star Tom Brady has two more Super Bowl wins on his résumé . But he certainly doesn't have Manning's numbers. Manning already has thrown for 41,626 yards and 306 touchdowns in his 10-year career. At the pace he's on, he's likely to hold every major career passing record by the time he's done playing.

Honorable Mention

• Tom Brady, New England Patriots (2000-present)
• Brett Favre, Green Bay Packers (1991-present)
• Donovan McNabb, Philadelphia Eagles (1999-present)

Passing records are nice, they keep you company when you don't have multiple SB trophies.

Brady for sure

 
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Quote Originally Posted by McGas:

how about Manning with Brady's O-line
how bout the Wideout Mannings had his whole career?Give Brady Harrison,Wayne,Stokely and he would have 5 rings
 
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Quote Originally Posted by southshoreny:

Passing records are nice, they keep you company when you don't have multiple SB trophies.

Brady for sure



Christ, Manning has won a ring, and gives his team a shot every year for one. So he hasn't won as many as Brady, that shouldn't take away from what he's accomplished! Sometimes things work out that way. According to this theory, Emmit Smith was a much better runner then Barry Sanders, because he won 3 rings as opposed to none for Barry, which is certainly highly debatable.
 
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Christ, Manning has won a ring, and gives his team a shot every year for one. So he hasn't won as many as Brady, that shouldn't take away from what he's accomplished! Sometimes things work out that way. According to this theory, Emmit Smith was a much better runner then Barry Sanders, because he won 3 rings as opposed to none for Barry, which is certainly highly debatable.


Great analogy. I love how all of the "if" Brady had the receivers, "if" Manning had the O line disputes.
I think we are on the same page, "if" the QB's were on the opposite side, Payton would probably have 3 rings and Tom 1.

When you don't let homeritis cloud your judgement, you can come up with rational opinions.
As a Charger fan, I would obviously love to have either.
If I had to choose, I would take Payton.
 
 
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You have two legends playing the game at the same time, just enjoy it.

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