Who's a bigger choke job?

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    Who's a bigger choke job?

    posted at 1/13/2013 11:47 AM EST

    Peyton starting his post-season career 0-3 while passing for 193 yards on average, 47% completion rate with 1-2 TD-INT rate.

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    Matt Ryan starting his post-season career 0-3 while passing for 194 yards on average, 63% completion rate with a 3-4 TD-INT rate. Keep in mind, Ryan came into the league in the Polian passing era. 

     

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    Re: Who's a bigger choke job?

    posted at 1/13/2013 2:03 PM EST

    Ryan came in in '08. This is his 5th year

     

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    Re: Who's a bigger choke job?

    posted at 1/13/2013 2:05 PM EST

    Ryan also lost to the eventual NFC Super Bowl rep (GB and NYG won it). Ryan has played terrible in the post season, but it's been against fair competition, if that's any consolation.

     

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    Re: Who's a bigger choke job?

    posted at 1/13/2013 2:36 PM EST

    It's looking like Gomer right now.

     

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    Re: Who's a bigger choke job?

    posted at 1/13/2013 2:41 PM EST

    Fivehead wins by a lot

     

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    Re: Who's a bigger choke job?

    posted at 1/13/2013 2:43 PM EST

    Matt Ryan is still a choker, San Fran will just have to clip his wings. 

     

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    Re: Who's a bigger choke job?

    posted at 1/21/2013 12:13 AM EST

    I'd say Brady. Did you see the game tonight?

     

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