even then Brady never had a receiving group like Mannings last year. Welker, Thomas, Decker, J.Thomas and even Tamme were a nasty good group. Bradys best was with Moss, Welker, Stallworth and Gaffney.
Yeah Gronk is the nightmare match up especially when its in the end zone. There isn't a better threat in that area.
I think they will. Gronk cannot be relied on to play the whole season and they know they need another receiving weapon. Hooman doesn't cut it as a receiving option. When hes on the field its pretty damn obvious its a run lol.
Yup no more big Vince
Man DeSean, Cooper, Maclin, Sproles, McCoy and Ertz. Not to mention their O line is so good.
That receiving group is probably the best there has ever been. Just about everyone could have been a number one on other teams.
I suppose they're such a TE-focussed offense they could. I'm sure Belichick has plans
Eagles are probably top 5 in terms of receivers this season.
Browner will get a few times and give away some personal fouls and will infuriate you, but he is impossible to hate because he is simply a monster out there, my favourite Seahawk since Shaun Alexander.
I love this one! He takes out 3 players in one play
Loads of teams are going to have brilliant receivers. Even Detroit may have found a WR2 in Golden Tate.
And with the draft this year even teams that have weaker receiving corps can improve loads.
Thank christ we went and loaded up with CBs haha. Think our CB depth from 1-5 is actually the best in the league. We even have McCourty who can go to CB in a pinch.
Thank christ we went and loaded up with CBs haha. Think our CB depth from 1-5 is actually the best in the league. We even have McCourty who can go to CB in a pinch.
Good point It probably is, the Seahawks are the only team that can compete really.
If the Cowboys don't improve their secondary it's going to get torched this season.
That it will but some of the younger players could make the leap to the next level?
If Claiborne can live up to his potential and stay healthy and if we pick a safety high it will probably be alright. Carr has been a bit of a disappointment so far. JJ Wilcox has good potential too.
If Claiborne can live up to his potential and stay healthy and if we pick a safety high it will probably be alright. Carr has been a bit of a disappointment so far. JJ Wilcox has good potential too.
Ahh okay I see. How about Ha-Ha Clinton Dix? I think he will be an absolute stud.
I think the Buccs and Jags have made some very good moves this off season.
Think the new fad in the NFL will be that Nascar package. Seahawks and Giants utilized it to win it all
Ahh okay I see. How about Ha-Ha Clinton Dix? I think he will be an absolute stud.
I think the Buccs and Jags have made some very good moves this off season.
Think the new fad in the NFL will be that Nascar package. Seahawks and Giants utilized it to win it all
Clinton-Dix will be great. The Cowboys may have to move up to get him though and they haven't exactly got much to bargain with Can't risk getting rid of many picks with this many holes in defense.
They both should be far better than last year. 6+ wins for each this year I think.
The Nascar package is effective, but don't you have to have pretty fast LBs to pull it off well? If not I would think a decent running back could get good gains every down.
Clinton-Dix will be great. The Cowboys may have to move up to get him though and they haven't exactly got much to bargain with Can't risk getting rid of many picks with this many holes in defense.
They both should be far better than last year. 6+ wins for each this year I think.
The Nascar package is effective, but don't you have to have pretty fast LBs to pull it off well? If not I would think a decent running back could get good gains every down.
Ahh okay I see haha
Yeah I think they should definitely same with the Browns!
Yeah it sacrifices the run defense but honestly who cares about run anymore its a passing league
It was awful to see. I think TB is the better QB simply because he's done so much with so little. Amendola was always really good, even with Sam Bradford throwing to him so a full season this year with Brady will be great for him. Vereen is surprisingly good, when he's not fumbling that is-although not all of them were his fault, didn't he get knocked unconcious during one of his fumbles?
It will be weird not seeing them play anymore. Both Manning and Brady could be amazing OCs though, would be great to see them on the sidelines. I think Belichick will retire when Brady does, another ring or two and they can both go out on top.
With the Pats-Broncos arms race, and look at the way Denver is binging in free agency, I genuinely think Manning will hang up the cleats next year. Osweiler and Dysert are coming along nicely (hopefully Dysert has a chance to prove himself), the running back corps is very young, with Ball, C.J Anderson and Hillman (please can CJ get more carries? He's a beast!). There is youth in the defense, but the fact that big players like Demaryius Thomas are still on their rookie contracts will cause trouble.
I don't think it's fair to say Peyton's always had better weapons to throw to than Brady. Brady's had better tight ends, if Peyton has had better wide outs. Brady's generally had a better O-line than Peyton (Peyton's o-line has its stats inflated by his very quick release - see last year.) and had a better defense earlier in his career (the few times did Peyton have a better defense than Brady, the Patriots defense was still up there).
Anyway, that's another discussion. Enjoy next season, because it really could be the last Peyton-Brady matchup.
With the Pats-Broncos arms race, and look at the way Denver is binging in free agency, I genuinely think Manning will hang up the cleats next year. Osweiler and Dysert are coming along nicely (hopefully Dysert has a chance to prove himself), the running back corps is very young, with Ball, C.J Anderson and Hillman (please can CJ get more carries? He's a beast!). There is youth in the defense, but the fact that big players like Demaryius Thomas are still on their rookie contracts will cause trouble.
I don't think it's fair to say Peyton's always had better weapons to throw to than Brady. Brady's had better tight ends, if Peyton has had better wide outs. Brady's generally had a better O-line than Peyton (Peyton's o-line has its stats inflated by his very quick release - see last year.) and had a better defense earlier in his career (the few times did Peyton have a better defense than Brady, the Patriots defense was still up there).
Anyway, that's another discussion. Enjoy next season, because it really could be the last Peyton-Brady matchup.
Yeah the Broncos are absolutely destroying their cap for the future. It's now or never for both of them. And like you said, a lot of the players are still on their rookie contracts, the Broncos won't be able to afford them for much longer.
I agree that Brady's pretty much always had a better O-Line but for the majority of his career Manning's had better receivers, Brady only had a couple of years where he had a truly elite WR (Moss). Plus Julius Thomas was a better TE than Gronk last year (because he was actually on the field). The pats defense used to be insanely good though, especially when they were winning SBs. It's getting back up there now, with their linebackers and renovated secondary.
I'm going to watch all of their games for the rest of their careers, as there probably won't be a rivalry like this again for a long time. You could argue for either of them being the best QB ever.