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Not a good marker for the point being debated.The statement was that Tom Brady is the best QB right now And that's simply not true.Now, if we're looking at overall careers, then yes, Brady by a long shot right now.Also, Eli's got 2, and he's beaten Brady the last 3 times he's played him. Do you rank him above or below Brady sean?
Quote from: Red Dragon Thorn on February 06, 2012, 03:20:35 PMNot a good marker for the point being debated.The statement was that Tom Brady is the best QB right now And that's simply not true.Now, if we're looking at overall careers, then yes, Brady by a long shot right now.Also, Eli's got 2, and he's beaten Brady the last 3 times he's played him. Do you rank him above or below Brady sean?I did mean more looking at careers as a whole, and even how good they were at their height.
QuoteTom Brady, the best quarterback in the NFL right nowI'd love to argue this. Aaron Rodgers and Drew Brees over Brady. Brady has the #1 Ranked offensive line, Deion Branch, Wes Welker, Gronk, and Hernandez. It's easy to be the best when you have the #1 TE, and the #1 WR. True Rodgers has a top 5 TE, Drews has the #2 TE, and all three have an excellent receiving corps, but Brady's offensive line is too good to put him over Rodgers or Brees.
Tom Brady, the best quarterback in the NFL right now
Brady is a system QB
You guys fill me with mirth. If you truly want to filter the best QB argument to Right now and only look at Right now, then here's how they rank:1. Eli Manning2. Tom Brady3. everyone elseDuh!
Brady didn't drop those passes. Brady didn't allow what ended up being the game winning touchdown. Brady didn't allow himself to get sacked on 3rd down and force the team to burn their final timeout.
While I wouldn't go as far to say that Brady is entirely a system QB, I will say he has a great system around him, and he wouldn't have nearly the success he has now if he played for a different team. Don't forget, Brady is out for a season and the Patriots go 11-5 with their back-up quarterback.
Proof is in the pudding.Tom Brady: 3 ringsAaron Rodgers: 1 ringDrew Brees: 1 ring
Quote from: Drrek on February 06, 2012, 05:27:59 PMWhile I wouldn't go as far to say that Brady is entirely a system QB, I will say he has a great system around him, and he wouldn't have nearly the success he has now if he played for a different team. Don't forget, Brady is out for a season and the Patriots go 11-5 with their back-up quarterback.Cassel's numbers that season were average though, and two years later he had a better season statistically and finished with the same record for the Kansas City Chiefs. Did the "system" follow him or stay in New England?
Quote from: lp670sv on February 06, 2012, 06:55:27 PMQuote from: Drrek on February 06, 2012, 05:27:59 PMWhile I wouldn't go as far to say that Brady is entirely a system QB, I will say he has a great system around him, and he wouldn't have nearly the success he has now if he played for a different team. Don't forget, Brady is out for a season and the Patriots go 11-5 with their back-up quarterback.Cassel's numbers that season were average though, and two years later he had a better season statistically and finished with the same record for the Kansas City Chiefs. Did the "system" follow him or stay in New England?KC went 10-6 that year, but mostly because of Dwayne Bowe & Jamaal Charles.
Quote from: Red Wing on February 06, 2012, 07:40:41 PMQuote from: lp670sv on February 06, 2012, 06:55:27 PMQuote from: Drrek on February 06, 2012, 05:27:59 PMWhile I wouldn't go as far to say that Brady is entirely a system QB, I will say he has a great system around him, and he wouldn't have nearly the success he has now if he played for a different team. Don't forget, Brady is out for a season and the Patriots go 11-5 with their back-up quarterback.Cassel's numbers that season were average though, and two years later he had a better season statistically and finished with the same record for the Kansas City Chiefs. Did the "system" follow him or stay in New England?KC went 10-6 that year, but mostly because of Dwayne Bowe & Jamaal Charles.sorry should have clarified, Cassel was10-5 in both seasons. Cassell had better stats with the Chiefs. QB rating was nearly 10 points better. Cassell is a good QB, he never started in college because he had to compete with 2 straight Heisman trophy winners and then Tom Brady once he got to the NFL. Brady has gone threw at least half a dozen offensives coordinators in his career. The system keeps moving but he stays just as good as he ever was.
Quote from: lp670sv on February 06, 2012, 07:49:43 PMQuote from: Red Wing on February 06, 2012, 07:40:41 PMQuote from: lp670sv on February 06, 2012, 06:55:27 PMQuote from: Drrek on February 06, 2012, 05:27:59 PMWhile I wouldn't go as far to say that Brady is entirely a system QB, I will say he has a great system around him, and he wouldn't have nearly the success he has now if he played for a different team. Don't forget, Brady is out for a season and the Patriots go 11-5 with their back-up quarterback.Cassel's numbers that season were average though, and two years later he had a better season statistically and finished with the same record for the Kansas City Chiefs. Did the "system" follow him or stay in New England?KC went 10-6 that year, but mostly because of Dwayne Bowe & Jamaal Charles.sorry should have clarified, Cassel was10-5 in both seasons. Cassell had better stats with the Chiefs. QB rating was nearly 10 points better. Cassell is a good QB, he never started in college because he had to compete with 2 straight Heisman trophy winners and then Tom Brady once he got to the NFL. Brady has gone threw at least half a dozen offensives coordinators in his career. The system keeps moving but he stays just as good as he ever was.Where do YOU get your stats?
So the QB rating was nearly ten points better?