So Brady is overrated ?

[Brazil]

:lmao

Best QB in the game and it's not even close tbh... :lol at that shit of :cry but but cheating, but but system but but beli :cry

[Fabbs]

http://wac.450f.edgecastcdn.net/80450F/1027kord.com/files/2015/01/138329216-630x420.jpg

[Clipper Nation]

I've never seen so much jizzing over a game against the BROWNS.

[Avante]

There are five QB's in that GOAT discussion.

Otto Graham
Johnny Unitas
Joe Montana
Peyton Manning
Tom Brady

In all these GOAT discussions we MUST go with vs the era they played in. That's why Jim Brown gets the respect he does, no RB (he was actually a FB) dominated their era like he did. A real strong case can be made for Don Hutson being right there with Jerry Rice when it comes to wide receivers. Hutson dominated his era unlike any player at any position, he was catching THREE times as may passes as his peers in a season.

Anyone not getting/seeing the greatness of Tom Brady have no business "trying" to talk pro football, yep, they are clueless. He is totally amazing and in my book (seen them all since Unitas) is the GOAT. And I'm a Niners fan. If I had one game to play and could have any QB to lead my team, yep....Tom Brady. He is the best combo of finese/intellect/passing/decision making/leader we have seen.

I do understand how the others I mentioned can be in the GOAT debate however.

Now which punk ass know nothing about Don Hutson kid will....."but he cheated"....hahahahahaha~~~~~~~~~

[Avante]

I've never seen so much jizzing over a game against the BROWNS.

My God guy, do you really think anyone gives a fuck about that? What about he's in the top 4/5 in all the important QB stats, now add that SB success. And he still has 3/4 years left.

[UNT Eagles 2016]

I agree and I was disgusted with Collinsworth last night for saying Rodgers is the best QB in the league... he was for a very short time but he's not anymore, he's still top 5 but not sniffing #1 anymore... the Packers have been playing some easy home games lately but shit's about to get tough for them and they're just doing enough to win, nothing special... they're not the best team in their own division anymore and it shows.

Brady is clearly #1. Yes, it was against the Browns, but still... Brady is clearly the best.

[UNT Eagles 2016]

My God guy, do you really think anyone gives a fuck about that? What about he's in the top 4/5 in all the important QB stats, now add that SB success. And he still has 3/4 years left.

3-4 years would put him above Favre and all the other legends for best longevity in NFL history.

[Fabbs]

There are five QB's in that GOAT discussion.

Otto Graham

No i think it's Sammy Baugh.

:lol Almanac faggot.


The bottom line is real simple...

Pete Carrol is one of the best college/pro football coachs of all time, only a fool wouldn't get that.

[Avante]

No i think it's Sammy Baugh.

:lol Almanac faggot.

What are you fucking retarded? Sammy Baugh is in no debate about the QB GOAT. His legend is his combo of QB, punter (amazing punter) and the fact he also played defense, 26 INTS~~~~ And, the fact he was the first cat to really toss the ball around.

Otto Graham played in 10 Championship games, and is considered by guys like myself to be the best pre John Unitas QB.

Where is that almanac that talks about Cannonball Butler, Rufus "The Roadrunner" Ferguson, "Choo Choo" Winters and Thunder Thornton at? Almanac Ken Thomas the brother of Rams RB Jewerl Thomas for me, ok? Talk to me about his track exploits and what happened to him in the NFL, can you? Hell no ya can't.

[Clipper Nation]

Ken Thomas played DB at San Jose State and was named to the All-PCAA football team in 1981. He was drafted by the Chiefs in the 7th round (he was also drafted by the Oakland Invaders of the USFL that same year), and was converted to RB in the pros. He only played one full season with the Chiefs in 1983. He tore up his knee in preseason the following year and that was it.

As a track star at SJSU, he threepeated as the 100 meter champion in the Big West Conference. In 1979, he set a 100m time that still stands as one of the top ten in school history. He also contributed to two of the best 400m relay times in SJSU history.

So where did I find all that almanac trivia knowledge? The same place you found it: Google.

http://www.sports-reference.com/cfb/players/ken-thomas-1.html
http://www.upi.com/Archives/1981/12/01/The-1981-All-Pacific-Coast-Athletic-Association-football-team-as/2119376030800/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_San_Jose_State_Spartans_in_the_NFL_Draft
http://www.usfl.info/invaders/1983tdraft.html
http://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/T/ThomKe01.htm
http://www.upi.com/Archives/1985/07/24/Both-Ken-Thomas-and-Rufus-Stevens-have-what-coach/5577491025600/
http://www.bigwest.org/sports/track/info/TrackWebRecordbook.pdf
http://grfx.cstv.com/photos/schools/sjsu/genrel/auto_pdf/2016-17/misc_non_event/AllTimeTop10List.pdf

Read it and weep, fatty. You don't have any special "knowledge" that anyone else can't dig up just by using a search engine correctly. Your almanac trivia isn't special, impressive or worth spamming other people's threads with.

[Avante]

Ken Thomas played DB at San Jose State and was named to the All-PCAA football team in 1981. He was drafted by the Chiefs in the 7th round (he was also drafted by the Oakland Invaders of the USFL that same year), and was converted to RB in the pros. He only played one full season with the Chiefs in 1983. He tore up his knee in preseason the following year and that was it.

As a track star at SJSU, he threepeated as the 100 meter champion in the Big West Conference. In 1979, he set a 100m time that still stands as one of the top ten in school history. He also contributed to two of the best 400m relay times in SJSU history.

So where did I find all that almanac trivia knowledge? The same place you found it: Google.

http://www.sports-reference.com/cfb/players/ken-thomas-1.html
http://www.upi.com/Archives/1981/12/01/The-1981-All-Pacific-Coast-Athletic-Association-football-team-as/2119376030800/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_San_Jose_State_Spartans_in_the_NFL_Draft
http://www.usfl.info/invaders/1983tdraft.html
http://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/T/ThomKe01.htm
http://www.upi.com/Archives/1985/07/24/Both-Ken-Thomas-and-Rufus-Stevens-have-what-coach/5577491025600/
http://www.bigwest.org/sports/track/info/TrackWebRecordbook.pdf
http://grfx.cstv.com/photos/schools/sjsu/genrel/auto_pdf/2016-17/misc_non_event/AllTimeTop10List.pdf

Dude, will you ever figure this shit out? Ok guy so tel me what HUGE sprint stud did Thomas beat in a 100m, and why did you ignore his HS exploits? And where did it mention the fact his older brother Jewerl was a Rams RB?

Ok guy, so fill these lanes with San Jose State sprinters faster than Thomas?

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Remenber it's all there on Google, and it's also where I get all my stuff, the pages of...TRACK & FIELD NEWS, the magazine.

I grew up about 30 miles east of Hanford, so what does that have to do with this? Then there weas Ike the youngest Thomas brother, what was strange about him?

[Clipper Nation]

Also, here's the "almanacs" that talk about those other guys you mentioned:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jim_Butler_(American_football)

http://host.madison.com/ct/news/local/writers/mike_ivey/rufus-ferguson-was-the-original-dancing-badger-running-back/article_d139490e-4735-11e3-90da-0019bb2963f4.html

http://www.huskers.com/ViewArticle.dbml?ATCLID=210332353

http://www.huskers.com/ViewArticle.dbml?ATCLID=3671916

Again, congratulations on being able to use Google and search for obscure football players from the '60s. What an accomplishment.

[Clipper Nation]

Dude, will you ever figure this shit out? Ok gu so tel me what HUGE sprint stud did Thomas beat and why did you ignore his HS exploits? And where did it mention the fact his older brother Jewerl was a Rams RB?

Ok guy, so fill these lanes with San Jose Stare sprinters faster than Thomas?

lane

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2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.

Remenber it's all there on Google, and it's also where I get all my stuff, the pages of...TRACK & FIELD NEWS, the magazine.

I grew up about 30 miles east of Hanford, so what does tht have to do with this? Then there weas Ike the youngest Thomas brother, what was strange about him?
You asked about his track exploits and what happened to him in the NFL. I answered. Now, you're moving the goalposts in pathetic fashion. You can't stand the fact that your frantic Googling has been exposed.

[Avante]

Also, here's the "almanacs" that talk about those other guys you mentioned:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jim_Butler_(American_football)

http://host.madison.com/ct/news/local/writers/mike_ivey/rufus-ferguson-was-the-original-dancing-badger-running-back/article_d139490e-4735-11e3-90da-0019bb2963f4.html

http://www.huskers.com/ViewArticle.dbml?ATCLID=210332353

http://www.huskers.com/ViewArticle.dbml?ATCLID=3671916

Again, congratulations on being able to use Google and search for obscure football players from the '60s. What an accomplishment.

How about...FOOTBALL CARDS.... and having seen them play?

Now think....who sets out to find guys they don't know exist? So I Google a Jim "Cannoball" Butler, how did I know he even existed, could it be....I SAW HIM PLAY????

Dude, find me the first black 1000 yard rusher for all 32 teams? Come on guy, it's all on Google, right?

[Clipper Nation]

How about...FOOTBALL CARDS.... and having seen them play?

Now think....who sets out to find guys they don't know exist? So I Google a Jim "Cannoball" Butler, how did I know he even existed, could it be....I SAW HIM PLAY????

Dude, find me the first black 1000 yard rusher for all 32 teams? Come on guy, it's all on Google, right?
http://i.imgur.com/PYOUvPC.jpg

[Avante]

You asked about his track exploits and what happened to him in the NFL. I answered. Now, you're moving the goalposts in pathetic fashion. You can't stand the fact that your frantic Googling has been exposed.

Dude, I saw Ken run track and play football while he was still in HS at Hanford, ok? Now rell me little guy what other frack sprinter.NFLer also came out of Hanford HS, well?

Stud fullback Lorenzo Neal went to Lemoore HS where he was a stud wrestler also, Lemoore about 10 mile west of Hanford. That's where I first saw him play, yep...a man vs boys.

Dude, I don't Google anything, I have no need for it.

So why not fill in those lane of SJS sprinters if it's all on Google, well?

[Chris]

We know he's a cheater.

[Avante]

http://i.imgur.com/PYOUvPC.jpg

As ya totally ignore....

How do I even know these guys exist to Google them? And if I know about them what good will Google do me?

Stupid, born in 1949, been into track/football as far back as I can remember.

Here ya go stupid, see how eay this is.

San Jose State

lane

1.Ray Norton Olympian/WR
2.Bobby Poynter world ranked
3.Tommie Smith world ranked, 200m WR
4.John Carlos world ranked 1..WR9.1
5.Ronnie Ray Smith WR 9.9
6.Kirk Clayton 9.3
7.Dennis Johnson WR 9.3 Jamaica
8. Jimmy Omegebi Nigeria Olympian

"B"

lane

1.Sam Davis
2.Wayne Herman
3.Ken Thomas
4.Vince Breddell
5.Ron Whitaker
6.Cecil Overstreet
7.Bob Griffen
8.Willie Brown

Little man....

1 Michael Sanford Pasadena S 09.85 100Y 1978 w-.3
2 Ken Thomas Hanford C 09.93 100Y 1978 w-.3
3 Virgil Torrence Gardena LA 09.96 100Y 1978 w-.3
4 Dokie Williams El Camino SD 10.01 100Y 1978 w-.3
5 Wendle McNeal Oakland O 10.03 100Y 1978 w-.3
6 Wallace Bernard Galileo SF 10.06 100Y 1978 w


Thomas took second at the Cali State meet, now tell me who there would end up playing for the Raiders? And who there was the brother of a worlds top 100m sprinter? Now you are thinking....no way I spend the time to Google all that shit, well I agree, but I don't need Google.

[Avante]

It really hits ya just how great Tom Brady is after watching a Derek Anderson play.