ok ok fine

-2tds
-record for 16 completions in a row.
-w/ injured gronk
-many dropped passes.
-TOP
etc

Omg you caught me!

you mean the only superbowls he has? ya cause of the defenses he had and vinateri

Fact you use TOP shows you don't know what you are talking about.

Like I said prove me wrong, you can't.

This post was edited by xnozx. on Jan 18 2013 09:11pm

How can you not see a correlation between a warmed up qb thats been in the game longer vs a qb thats been standing on the sideline?

even then the stats are still similar.



20/39 for 250yds/6.4/2td/1int
vs
28/49 for 342yds /7.0/2td /2 int



This post was edited by eAiDz on Jan 18 2013 09:18pm

I see you keep ignoring this so I'll restate it once again.


Not only did Eli outperform Brady in both Super Bowls, he outperformed him in the regular season at Foxboro as well.

Please prove me wrong.


I'll be back to see your answer.

This post was edited by xnozx. on Jan 18 2013 09:19pm

I don't see how he outperformed brady.

Both guys throw 40 passes in the same time period. How is one guy "more warm than the other." you seriously suggesting that handing the ball off to a rb helps keep his arm "warm" for crucial third down passes.
That stat is somehow more important than completion % and int?

You follow up this ridiculous reason with "gronk hurt." The idea that Brady outplayed someone else because his TE was injured is absurd.

Alright ill stop being biased.

but I can vividely remember a lot of dropped passes which impacted the statistical outcome tremendously.

EVEN THEN the stats are still really similar.