Brady's numbers...
posted at 10/18/2009 9:06 PM EDT
- nbdev1234
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See what happens when Tom faces one of the teams Manning has been facing? No wonder Peyton is having a great season.
Indy has faced the 3 worst pass-defenses in the league so far, in terms of YPG (Jac, Tenn, Ariz). Opponents QB rating? These teams are 27, 29 & 30th.
Pats on the other hand have faced all top-10 pass defenses, in terms of QB Rating: Den-3rd, NYJ-5th, Atl-7th, Buff-8th, Balt-10th...until today of course.
Oh yeah, Tampa Bay: 2nd-to-worst QB Rating in the league.
Let Brady play Tenn, Jac & Hous twice a year!
Re: Brady's numbers...
posted at 10/18/2009 9:11 PM EDT
- zbellino
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Again, why stats in football are meaningless. Well, not meaningless, but there are too many variables to nitpick.
Re: Brady's numbers...
posted at 10/18/2009 9:16 PM EDT
The best numbers are the fact that Brady's career day came in the snow, wind and cold. The 2nd quarter Brady threw 5 TD passes, AGAINST THE WIND.
Can Brees or Manning put up those numbers in bad weather?(no)
Re: Brady's numbers...
posted at 10/18/2009 9:18 PM EDT
- K-max
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The good news is next weeks game should be another Offensive tune up game.
Another Brady to Moss "Shock and Awe" display for our friends across the pond.
