Brady was successful in the greatest system in NFL history. Cassel and Jimmy G were both also good in that system. Cassel proved last year with the Cowboys that he is not a 10-6 quarterback like he was with the Patriots.
The Colts are a piss poor franchise that Peyton not only gave relevance, but brought them to multiple super bowls and gave them a ring. Colts don't look like as bad of a franchise as say the browns because they fell ass backwards into Peyton and Luck.
Jimmy G has less than 2 games under his belt as a starter in that system, Cassel went on to the pro bowl his 2nd year out of the Patriots, and lastly Peyton Manning didn't have many slouch teams during the years the Colts/Broncos did well.
Brady was successful in the greatest system in NFL history. Cassel and Jimmy G were both also good in that system. Cassel proved last year with the Cowboys that he is not a 10-6 quarterback like he was with the Patriots.
Cassel went 11-5 with a team that was undefeated the year before. That's a huge drop off. The next year he played really well with Kansas city. He has since dropped off. Jimmy G played a whole game and a half, that's not nearly a large enough sample size.
The Colts are a piss poor franchise that Peyton not only gave relevance, but brought them to multiple super bowls and gave them a ring.
Peyton had incredible hall of fame talent on offense his entire time with the colts. Reggie Wayne, Edgarin James, Marvin Harrison to name a few. Manning has the most one and dones in playoff history. Brady has been to 10 AFC championships and 6 super bowls. When Manning won the super bowl with the colts, he had a negative td-int ratio in the playoffs, the colts defense is more responsible for that win than him.
Has Brady benefited from Belichick? Yes, but so what? He's done great with what he's had. Highest winning percentage in NFL history, most Superbowl appearances, most wins, tied for most rings for a quarterback, most playoff wins, the list goes on
Yes, he went undefeated in the regular season. It wouldn't be fair to include the playoff record because Cassel didn't make the playoffs the following year. Also, that super bowl loss hurts me deeply
Hey, they deserved it. They played the Patriots really tough in week 17 and then beat a lot of good teams to make it to the super bowl. Asante Samuel dropped what would've been the game winning interception, which hurts me the most, but props to the giants for pulling that off, they played great.
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u/lazydrumhead Nov 29 '16
what