chocoloco said:
amp316 said:
Two more Super Bowls at that age? Ha! The only guy that I can think of that's ever done that is well... er... John Elway and Peyton Manning is no John Elway.
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I am going give my less tall response and agree with you. There too many really good quarterbacks and teams to make a champion. Parity is pretty close.
Though I believe Manning has the numbers to easily out do Elway. Most fans blame it on his long time performance under conservative coach Reeves. Thankfully, I only remeber the time under Mike Shanahan.
As far as the Broncos tonight, I really liked the performance of Willis Maghee and Moreno. We we need a good running game rather than the all passing game of some teams to be the best. And wow amp Chacagonians sure did boo Caleb Hanie when he looked pretty good.
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Elway played during an era where QBs actually were allowed to get hit... hard. This made it so you had to run the ball more. Elway took three crappy Broncos teams to the Super Bowl early in his career (and lost). He was so good that he had three receivers that were built up as superstars and called "The Three Amigos". They were all eventually traded to other teams and given big contracts. One wound up decent and the other two were absolute crap without John. When he finally got a good team around him he won the Super Bowl twice - in his late 30's. That sort of thing is unheard of. John Elway honestly could be the best QB of all time. Manning plays in an era where a mediocre Lions QB can throw for over 5000 yards because the QBs are so protected. The NFL has become a game of NFL Blitz. Whoever has the ball last wins.
I would be concerned about the preseason game if the Bears played anyone of importance (Cutler, Forte, Peppers, Urlacher, etc. all sat out). Hanie still sucks ass. Trust me. He looked good in preseason for us too. That's why he was on the team for four years. Wait until he sees real game action. The guy is horrendous.
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