What Peyton Manning is doing (and how to beat him)

[dmxfury]

Another strategy I thought of a while back was to have your defense line up in the exact formation each play with no variation at all.  No moving, no looking around, no slow creeping.  Nothing.  Don't move a muscle until you see the ball actually move.
Just a blank slate that cannot be "read".  Sure you would be out of position a few times; but is that really worse that what is going to happen to you otherwise?
This is what the Steelers did in 2005, they tried to hold all of their coverages right until the last moment (as opposed to the usual movement that occurs under LeBeau)

 

[crazy dav0]

Originally Posted by Cedric Ceballos 1995 Lakers

Originally Posted by EvansST

Peyton is arguably the best QB to ever play the game but people don't give his offensive line any credit.

i agree,  he's one of the best ever but he needs 1 more ring to really cement his legacy.  his legacy is great as it is, but his teams have underachieved in the playoffs throughout the years aside from 2006

this and i'm his biggest fan ... pierre garcon + hank baskett suck ... should have had ring #2 ... nm the interception @ the end ... 

 

[crazy dav0]

Originally Posted by Cedric Ceballos 1995 Lakers

Originally Posted by EvansST

Peyton is arguably the best QB to ever play the game but people don't give his offensive line any credit.

i agree,  he's one of the best ever but he needs 1 more ring to really cement his legacy.  his legacy is great as it is, but his teams have underachieved in the playoffs throughout the years aside from 2006

this and i'm his biggest fan ... pierre garcon + hank baskett suck ... should have had ring #2 ... nm the interception @ the end ... 

 

[chester the cheetah]

Originally Posted by Carlos Tevez

9-9 career playoff record and threw 3 TDs and 7 INTs en route to Super Bowl MVP in 2007. Peyton Manning is indeed unstoppable. 

Cool stats, bro. If football wasn't a team sport, that 9-9 record might actually mean something.

Want to see some more cool stats?

Brady's average playoff game is 22 of 35, 228 yards, 1.6 TDs, and 0.8 INTs.  In 18 total games he's amassed 4108 yards, 28 TDs, 15 INTs and a 85.5 QB Rating. Meanwhile, Manning's average playoff game has been 24.2 of 38.4, 287 yards, 1.6 TDs and 1.1 INTs. Over 18 playoff games, Manning has put up 5164 yards, 28 TDs, 19 INTs, and a 87.5 QB Rating (QB rating up to date as of his 17th playoff game. His rating was 88.5 in Super Bowl 44, so the difference would be minor).


The fact that Peyton is 9-9 is definitely 100% on him, has nothing to do with his team, and he sucks so much in the playoffs that he has a better QB rating than Mr. 3-Rings himself, Tom Brady.

 

[chester the cheetah]

Originally Posted by Carlos Tevez

9-9 career playoff record and threw 3 TDs and 7 INTs en route to Super Bowl MVP in 2007. Peyton Manning is indeed unstoppable. 

Cool stats, bro. If football wasn't a team sport, that 9-9 record might actually mean something.

Want to see some more cool stats?

Brady's average playoff game is 22 of 35, 228 yards, 1.6 TDs, and 0.8 INTs.  In 18 total games he's amassed 4108 yards, 28 TDs, 15 INTs and a 85.5 QB Rating. Meanwhile, Manning's average playoff game has been 24.2 of 38.4, 287 yards, 1.6 TDs and 1.1 INTs. Over 18 playoff games, Manning has put up 5164 yards, 28 TDs, 19 INTs, and a 87.5 QB Rating (QB rating up to date as of his 17th playoff game. His rating was 88.5 in Super Bowl 44, so the difference would be minor).


The fact that Peyton is 9-9 is definitely 100% on him, has nothing to do with his team, and he sucks so much in the playoffs that he has a better QB rating than Mr. 3-Rings himself, Tom Brady.

 

[bostonthreeparty]

Originally Posted by Chester the Cheetah

Originally Posted by Carlos Tevez

9-9 career playoff record and threw 3 TDs and 7 INTs en route to Super Bowl MVP in 2007. Peyton Manning is indeed unstoppable. 

Cool stats, bro. If football wasn't a team sport, that 9-9 record might actually mean something.

Want to see some more cool stats?

Brady's average playoff game is 22 of 35, 228 yards, 1.6 TDs, and 0.8 INTs.  In 18 total games he's amassed 4108 yards, 28 TDs, 15 INTs and a 85.5 QB Rating. Meanwhile, Manning's average playoff game has been 24.2 of 38.4, 287 yards, 1.6 TDs and 1.1 INTs. Over 18 playoff games, Manning has put up 5164 yards, 28 TDs, 19 INTs, and a 87.5 QB Rating (QB rating up to date as of his 17th playoff game. His rating was 88.5 in Super Bowl 44, so the difference would be minor).

The fact that Peyton is 9-9 is definitely 100% on him, has nothing to do with his team, and he sucks so much in the playoffs that he has a better QB rating than Mr. 3-Rings himself, Tom Brady.
yes, because a 2pt. difference in QB rating makes him equal or better than Brady in the Playoffs. 

The Biggest Stat that Matters in the playoffs, is Wins, and Brady has done that better than almost any QB in history, Especially Manning 

 

[bostonthreeparty]

Originally Posted by Chester the Cheetah

Originally Posted by Carlos Tevez

9-9 career playoff record and threw 3 TDs and 7 INTs en route to Super Bowl MVP in 2007. Peyton Manning is indeed unstoppable. 

Cool stats, bro. If football wasn't a team sport, that 9-9 record might actually mean something.

Want to see some more cool stats?

Brady's average playoff game is 22 of 35, 228 yards, 1.6 TDs, and 0.8 INTs.  In 18 total games he's amassed 4108 yards, 28 TDs, 15 INTs and a 85.5 QB Rating. Meanwhile, Manning's average playoff game has been 24.2 of 38.4, 287 yards, 1.6 TDs and 1.1 INTs. Over 18 playoff games, Manning has put up 5164 yards, 28 TDs, 19 INTs, and a 87.5 QB Rating (QB rating up to date as of his 17th playoff game. His rating was 88.5 in Super Bowl 44, so the difference would be minor).

The fact that Peyton is 9-9 is definitely 100% on him, has nothing to do with his team, and he sucks so much in the playoffs that he has a better QB rating than Mr. 3-Rings himself, Tom Brady.
yes, because a 2pt. difference in QB rating makes him equal or better than Brady in the Playoffs. 

The Biggest Stat that Matters in the playoffs, is Wins, and Brady has done that better than almost any QB in history, Especially Manning 

 

[bostonthreeparty]

Originally Posted by Chester the Cheetah

Originally Posted by Carlos Tevez

9-9 career playoff record and threw 3 TDs and 7 INTs en route to Super Bowl MVP in 2007. Peyton Manning is indeed unstoppable. 

Cool stats, bro. If football wasn't a team sport, that 9-9 record might actually mean something.

Want to see some more cool stats?

Brady's average playoff game is 22 of 35, 228 yards, 1.6 TDs, and 0.8 INTs.  In 18 total games he's amassed 4108 yards, 28 TDs, 15 INTs and a 85.5 QB Rating. Meanwhile, Manning's average playoff game has been 24.2 of 38.4, 287 yards, 1.6 TDs and 1.1 INTs. Over 18 playoff games, Manning has put up 5164 yards, 28 TDs, 19 INTs, and a 87.5 QB Rating (QB rating up to date as of his 17th playoff game. His rating was 88.5 in Super Bowl 44, so the difference would be minor).

The fact that Peyton is 9-9 is definitely 100% on him, has nothing to do with his team, and he sucks so much in the playoffs that he has a better QB rating than Mr. 3-Rings himself, Tom Brady.
yes, because a 2pt. difference in QB rating makes him equal or better than Brady in the Playoffs. 

The Biggest Stat that Matters in the playoffs, is Wins, and Brady has done that better than almost any QB in history, Especially Manning 

 

[bostonthreeparty]

Originally Posted by Chester the Cheetah

Originally Posted by Carlos Tevez

9-9 career playoff record and threw 3 TDs and 7 INTs en route to Super Bowl MVP in 2007. Peyton Manning is indeed unstoppable. 

Cool stats, bro. If football wasn't a team sport, that 9-9 record might actually mean something.

Want to see some more cool stats?

Brady's average playoff game is 22 of 35, 228 yards, 1.6 TDs, and 0.8 INTs.  In 18 total games he's amassed 4108 yards, 28 TDs, 15 INTs and a 85.5 QB Rating. Meanwhile, Manning's average playoff game has been 24.2 of 38.4, 287 yards, 1.6 TDs and 1.1 INTs. Over 18 playoff games, Manning has put up 5164 yards, 28 TDs, 19 INTs, and a 87.5 QB Rating (QB rating up to date as of his 17th playoff game. His rating was 88.5 in Super Bowl 44, so the difference would be minor).

The fact that Peyton is 9-9 is definitely 100% on him, has nothing to do with his team, and he sucks so much in the playoffs that he has a better QB rating than Mr. 3-Rings himself, Tom Brady.
yes, because a 2pt. difference in QB rating makes him equal or better than Brady in the Playoffs. 

The Biggest Stat that Matters in the playoffs, is Wins, and Brady has done that better than almost any QB in history, Especially Manning 

 

[mez 0ne]

Originally Posted by BostonThreeParty

Originally Posted by Chester the Cheetah

Originally Posted by Carlos Tevez

9-9 career playoff record and threw 3 TDs and 7 INTs en route to Super Bowl MVP in 2007. Peyton Manning is indeed unstoppable. 

Cool stats, bro. If football wasn't a team sport, that 9-9 record might actually mean something.

Want to see some more cool stats?

Brady's average playoff game is 22 of 35, 228 yards, 1.6 TDs, and 0.8 INTs.  In 18 total games he's amassed 4108 yards, 28 TDs, 15 INTs and a 85.5 QB Rating. Meanwhile, Manning's average playoff game has been 24.2 of 38.4, 287 yards, 1.6 TDs and 1.1 INTs. Over 18 playoff games, Manning has put up 5164 yards, 28 TDs, 19 INTs, and a 87.5 QB Rating (QB rating up to date as of his 17th playoff game. His rating was 88.5 in Super Bowl 44, so the difference would be minor).

The fact that Peyton is 9-9 is definitely 100% on him, has nothing to do with his team, and he sucks so much in the playoffs that he has a better QB rating than Mr. 3-Rings himself, Tom Brady.

yes, because a 2pt. difference in QB rating makes him equal or better than Brady in the Playoffs. 

The Biggest Stat that Matters in the playoffs, is Wins, and Brady has done that better than almost any QB in history, Especially Manning 

That still does not make him a better QUARTERBACK then Peyton Manning.

 

[mez 0ne]

Originally Posted by BostonThreeParty

Originally Posted by Chester the Cheetah

Originally Posted by Carlos Tevez

9-9 career playoff record and threw 3 TDs and 7 INTs en route to Super Bowl MVP in 2007. Peyton Manning is indeed unstoppable. 

Cool stats, bro. If football wasn't a team sport, that 9-9 record might actually mean something.

Want to see some more cool stats?

Brady's average playoff game is 22 of 35, 228 yards, 1.6 TDs, and 0.8 INTs.  In 18 total games he's amassed 4108 yards, 28 TDs, 15 INTs and a 85.5 QB Rating. Meanwhile, Manning's average playoff game has been 24.2 of 38.4, 287 yards, 1.6 TDs and 1.1 INTs. Over 18 playoff games, Manning has put up 5164 yards, 28 TDs, 19 INTs, and a 87.5 QB Rating (QB rating up to date as of his 17th playoff game. His rating was 88.5 in Super Bowl 44, so the difference would be minor).

The fact that Peyton is 9-9 is definitely 100% on him, has nothing to do with his team, and he sucks so much in the playoffs that he has a better QB rating than Mr. 3-Rings himself, Tom Brady.

yes, because a 2pt. difference in QB rating makes him equal or better than Brady in the Playoffs. 

The Biggest Stat that Matters in the playoffs, is Wins, and Brady has done that better than almost any QB in history, Especially Manning 

That still does not make him a better QUARTERBACK then Peyton Manning.

 

[dmxfury]

Why do people have to come in and ruin threads like this? Seriously, can we not just appreciate Manning and what he does in reference to the 'story' posted? Make a separate Brady thread if you have too....jeez

 

[dmxfury]

Why do people have to come in and ruin threads like this? Seriously, can we not just appreciate Manning and what he does in reference to the 'story' posted? Make a separate Brady thread if you have too....jeez

 

[gmsboy1]

This article is extremely slanted and unverified.

 

[gmsboy1]

This article is extremely slanted and unverified.

 

[ravagebx]

Originally Posted by moundraised23

Didn't read, but Professor Manning is that dude

Word. Like I said before, I ain't even calling dude by first name no more. Professor Manning is the greatest I've ever seen.

 

[ravagebx]

Originally Posted by moundraised23

Didn't read, but Professor Manning is that dude

Word. Like I said before, I ain't even calling dude by first name no more. Professor Manning is the greatest I've ever seen.

 

[Retroballer]

Originally Posted by BostonThreeParty

Originally Posted by Chester the Cheetah

Originally Posted by Carlos Tevez

9-9 career playoff record and threw 3 TDs and 7 INTs en route to Super Bowl MVP in 2007. Peyton Manning is indeed unstoppable. 

Cool stats, bro. If football wasn't a team sport, that 9-9 record might actually mean something.

Want to see some more cool stats?

Brady's average playoff game is 22 of 35, 228 yards, 1.6 TDs, and 0.8 INTs.  In 18 total games he's amassed 4108 yards, 28 TDs, 15 INTs and a 85.5 QB Rating. Meanwhile, Manning's average playoff game has been 24.2 of 38.4, 287 yards, 1.6 TDs and 1.1 INTs. Over 18 playoff games, Manning has put up 5164 yards, 28 TDs, 19 INTs, and a 87.5 QB Rating (QB rating up to date as of his 17th playoff game. His rating was 88.5 in Super Bowl 44, so the difference would be minor).

The fact that Peyton is 9-9 is definitely 100% on him, has nothing to do with his team, and he sucks so much in the playoffs that he has a better QB rating than Mr. 3-Rings himself, Tom Brady.

yes, because a 2pt. difference in QB rating makes him equal or better than Brady in the Playoffs. 

The Biggest Stat that Matters in the playoffs, is Wins, and Brady has done that better than almost any QB in history, Especially Manning 



What would happen if the pats missed those field goals? Manning never had Defense that Brady had expect for the 4 games bob sanders wasn't actually hurt for.

 

[Retroballer]

Originally Posted by BostonThreeParty

Originally Posted by Chester the Cheetah

Originally Posted by Carlos Tevez

9-9 career playoff record and threw 3 TDs and 7 INTs en route to Super Bowl MVP in 2007. Peyton Manning is indeed unstoppable. 

Cool stats, bro. If football wasn't a team sport, that 9-9 record might actually mean something.

Want to see some more cool stats?

Brady's average playoff game is 22 of 35, 228 yards, 1.6 TDs, and 0.8 INTs.  In 18 total games he's amassed 4108 yards, 28 TDs, 15 INTs and a 85.5 QB Rating. Meanwhile, Manning's average playoff game has been 24.2 of 38.4, 287 yards, 1.6 TDs and 1.1 INTs. Over 18 playoff games, Manning has put up 5164 yards, 28 TDs, 19 INTs, and a 87.5 QB Rating (QB rating up to date as of his 17th playoff game. His rating was 88.5 in Super Bowl 44, so the difference would be minor).

The fact that Peyton is 9-9 is definitely 100% on him, has nothing to do with his team, and he sucks so much in the playoffs that he has a better QB rating than Mr. 3-Rings himself, Tom Brady.

yes, because a 2pt. difference in QB rating makes him equal or better than Brady in the Playoffs. 

The Biggest Stat that Matters in the playoffs, is Wins, and Brady has done that better than almost any QB in history, Especially Manning 



What would happen if the pats missed those field goals? Manning never had Defense that Brady had expect for the 4 games bob sanders wasn't actually hurt for.

 

[DCAllAfrican]

Originally Posted by dmxfury

Why do people have to come in and ruin threads like this? Seriously, can we not just appreciate Manning and what he does in reference to the 'story' posted? Make a separate Brady thread if you have too....jeez

 

[DCAllAfrican]

Originally Posted by dmxfury

Why do people have to come in and ruin threads like this? Seriously, can we not just appreciate Manning and what he does in reference to the 'story' posted? Make a separate Brady thread if you have too....jeez

 

[finessesosa]

Every time its something on Manning, Brady is always brought up

. I just want my dude to get his 2nd or 3rd chip so that can finally come to an end. 

 

[finessesosa]

Every time its something on Manning, Brady is always brought up

. I just want my dude to get his 2nd or 3rd chip so that can finally come to an end. 

 

[dynamic x]

Manning really is a genius, but is also a workaholic at the same time. I don't think there will be any quarterback like him for a long time.

 

[dynamic x]

Manning really is a genius, but is also a workaholic at the same time. I don't think there will be any quarterback like him for a long time.