There ya go Mike Brown ...

[*Wyche'sWarrior*]

(01-22-2019, 03:16 PM)Shake n Blake Wrote: I've always believed it was more Bill than Brady. Brady is a good guy, so no hate from me, but imagine Peyton on the Patriots. He'd have 5-6 rings easily. I'd love to see Bill keep going after Brady leaves, cuz I have a strong feeling the success won't leave with Brady. Which could label Brady a system QB (maybe this is why there's rumored tension between the two?).

Brady has the intangibles that make him the GOAT.  I do agree that a more talented, from a physical standpoint, QB would succeed there too.  Especially a guy like Manning that had both.  Bill's system just keeps churning out the hits.  How many times have we seen a HOF QB falter in other systems after winning SBs?  Another big part of it is Brady's willingness to play for far cheaper than he is worth.  He understands the team concept.  It's a lethal combo.

(01-22-2019, 03:31 PM)Go Cards Wrote: He throws before pressure has a chance to get to him most of the time and did so before he was this experienced. Not talking about his quick release, referring to how long after the ball is snapped until he throws ball. It is almost impossible to get to him.

Agree with most that he is the Goat. Do not hate the guy at all, but hate his gluttonous nature on SB rings and want him to retire soon. Like most will not be rooting for him to get more rings though. 

 Andy has quick release but does not throw as quick on regular basis. Although he seemed to start to this season but that was born out of necessity per O-line being horrid and not because he is Brady-esque. 

Trust me, in no way am I even insinuating Andy is anywhere near the caliber of QB that Brady is! 

That said, there was an article a couple of years back that said Dalton was second only to Brady in terms of getting the ball out from the time of the snap until the ball was thrown.  That's what I'm referring to here.  It absolutely helps your line out when you can make the read pre snap and get the ball out that quickly.