NFL Discussion Thread: Pats win SB XLIX. Offseason begins
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you couldn't be more wrong....... NFL is and always has been bigger then one player....if there never was a peyton manning in the nfl it's still just as big as it currently is...
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That's not even close on the spelling (whether being proper or trying to make fun of him)
Watching football life on the 06 Rose Bowl
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Joe was male athlete of the year twice. GOAT.
lulz.
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Stafford will go down as the GOAT
cue it
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Matt Stafford just turned 27 yesterday.
Barring catastrophic injury he's going to retire as the highest paid player NFL history and he will have thrown for the most yards maybe emm most touchdowns.
And I'll be here claiming he's the GOAT.
Luck is that good. Deal with it.
Matt Stafford just turned 27 yesterday.
Barring catastrophic injury he's going to retire as the highest paid player NFL history and he will have thrown for the most yards maybe emm most touchdowns.
And I'll be here claiming he's the GOAT.
The new carson Palmer.
King of empty stats.
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Matt Stafford just turned 27 yesterday.
Barring catastrophic injury he's going to retire as the highest paid player NFL history and he will have thrown for the most yards maybe emm most touchdowns.
And I'll be here claiming he's the GOAT.
The new carson Palmer.
King of empty stats.
Naw that's JJ Watt
Naw that's JJ Watt
Pretty sure they got the same amount of playoff wins
Actually watt has more
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Naw that's JJ Watt
Pretty sure they got the same amount of playoff wins
Actually watt has more
Two words.
Andy Dalton.
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My thoughts exactly. The NFL would thrive with or without him.
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thats a really good point
for example:
baseball i think of babe ruth
basketball i think of michael jordan
hockey - gretzky
but football......i can't determine one name for the slot....is there a babe ruth or michael jordan of football...imo no j brown - no
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I think of Barry bonds when I hear baseball
But jerry rice is probably the closest thing in football
But jerry rice is probably the closest thing in football
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"the babe ruth of"
"the barry bonds of"
nah
though i feel bonds may be the best hitter ever he doesn't have near the pop culture status as ruth
which is my point of discussion
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cash banks, who's the face of hockey for you? just curious...pk subban perhaps?
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Yea 40yrs ago
Nobody calls anyone the babe Ruth of anything MJ took that spot
between steroids and the home run crown I don't see how you'd be thinking babe Ruth unless you're 40+ But I'm 27 and its either bonds or jeter when I think of baseball
I don't watch hockey.
Gretzky is hockey.
Nobody calls anyone the babe Ruth of anything MJ took that spot
between steroids and the home run crown I don't see how you'd be thinking babe Ruth unless you're 40+ But I'm 27 and its either bonds or jeter when I think of baseball
I don't watch hockey.
Gretzky is hockey.
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well i'm not 40+ so ya
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The mj of ....
I hear that all the time
I hear that all the time
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Peyton definitely had a positive impact on the NFL and casual fans. Silly to dismiss it even with the league overall being popular with or without him
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The NFL is way bigger than Manning
The NFL would still be super popular without him
Not many people just tune into games to see Peyton play.
Peyton's not even best quarterback of his generation
The NFL would still be super popular without him
Not many people just tune into games to see Peyton play.
Peyton's not even best quarterback of his generation
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If the same folks in here dismiss the undefeated stories of QBs in the SBs then how are you discrediting Peyton Manning then?!?!
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The NFL would obviously still be popular if you take away any one player. But to discredit the popularity of any player using that argument is far too simple. The league depends on these characters and players, and while one individual may not make or break the league they all contribute to its popularity in a certain level; some more than others. Guys like TB and Peyton obviously have a greater effect
The NFL is greater than one player. You don't say?!
The NFL is greater than one player
. You don't say?!
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