Clarifying what makes a person good at his position.

[ThunderCat]

all you have to do is win and you're good

[Cards77]

Originally Posted by theanalogkid

Is he high when he's hitting the hole?

no he hits the hole so hard because he's imagining that he is concieving yet another child out of wedlock.

He clearly has poor vision since he obviously can't see what will happen 9 months down the road.

[R Moss 84]

Originally Posted by evad04

If Manning's arm is stronger and more accurate than Manning, it's only marginally. Both have fantastic arms. The Brady/Manning comparison is much more interesting this year because Brady finally has a supporting cast on offense and is playing lights out.

I hate it, Brady gets his WR core when Harrison is old, his star WR. But I think Brady's core is better because Moss is better then Harrison (easy), Stallworth may not be better then Wayne, but easily makes more plays and Welker is the best slot WR in football. It is impossible to cover such speed......Peyton has weapons, but they aren't as ridiculous as the ones Brady has.

[zerowley]

Originally Posted by R Moss 84

I hate it, Brady gets his WR core when Harrison is old, his star WR. But I think Brady's core is better because Moss is better then Harrison (easy), Stallworth may not be better then Wayne, but easily makes more plays and Welker is the best slot WR in football. It is impossible to cover such speed......Peyton has weapons, but they aren't as ridiculous as the ones Brady has.

Manning has much better, more consistent weapons. The difference is that the Pats have a great defense that can pick up the slack when they take shots and have to punt. They also have good special teams, while the Colts have one of the worst units in the league.

Add in the fact that the Pats haven't played a good secondary all year and they look extremely dominant, but I think things will start to even out as the season goes on. They're still by far the most complete team in the league, but the offense will slow down as the season goes on.

Indy's had by far the best offense in the league the past few years (even with a ridiculously low number of offensive possessions) and I don't think this year is any different. They do more with what they have (points per possession) than any team in the NFL.