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Lil Dungy killing himself ruining the perfect season, happens.
Losing your winning streak at home ain't bad either, happens.happens.
49 TD's ain't bad though
Lil Dungy killing himself ruining the perfect season, happens.
What a ing cop out.
The San Diego Zoo Defense ruined your perfect season. Peyton didn't know what the to do under all that pressure. And the refs even tried to help you guys out when the game was slipping away, only to get burned by Michael "Burner" Turner.
Last year, happens
And you couldn't be stating that him killing himself didn't put a big hit emotionally on the team?
I just did.
Steve Foley, an actual player on the Chargers team, got shot three times recently. The Chargers haven't used that as an excuse for a loss. Oh wait, they haven't lost.
fair enough. Favre plays with more passion than those QBs and any QB i have ever seen. he consistantly won with less talent and was willing to do whatever it took ti get the job done.
...is he the most talented QB, no. was he the best, imo, yes. and this quote probably best sums up Favre:
It is not the critic who counts: not the man who
points out how the strong man stumbles or where
the doer of deeds could have done better.
The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the
arena, whose face is marred by dust and sweat and
blood,
who strives valiantly, who errs and comes up short
again and again,
because there is no effort without error or
shortcoming,
but who knows the great enthusiasms, the great
devotions,
who spends himself for a worthy cause;
who, at the best, knows, in the end, the triumph of
high achievement,
and who, at the worst, if he fails, at least he fails
while daring greatly,
so that his place shall never be with those cold and
timid souls who knew neither victory nor defeat.
--Teddy Roosevelt
Hmmmm, the Colts haven't lost this year either. 3-0.Next 2 weeks are a wrap too with the Jets and ans.
Point missed?
Excuses are like assholes.........and you know the rest.
No. You tried to gloat about yalls 3-0 record. So did I.
No, you completely missed the fact that an actual player was shot and injured yet the team still plays on.
So you have to be on the team to have an actual emotional impact?
ehh, i would rank favre below all them. cannon, no brain. he had to ask ty detmer what a nickel package was after he had been in the league for years. i would say elway played with way more passion and proved it in their super bowl matchup.
not to be picky here, and i don't agree with dungy's son dying as an excuse - if anything they should have rallied around him and kept going strong for dungy, but foley's shooting was an entire other animal:
"It happened around 3:30 Sunday morning..when an off duty Coronado police officer started following a man who was driving erratically. Police say the driver is Chargers linebacker Steve Foley.
The officer identified himself several times as a police officer, but Foley would not pull over. Foley then drove to his own neighborhood in Poway where he got out of the car and his girlfriend got behind the wheel. Police say Foley came at the officer who fired a warning shot. The woman then drove the car at the officer. The officer fired into the car, then shot Foley. But police say Foley kept coming, and the off duty officer shot him several more times."
sounds like dude was hopped up on crazy drugs continuing to come at the officer after being shot.
Hard to argue. I hate brady and like Manning, but until Peyton wins the big one you can't say he is better. By that same logic, you might argue that Farve should go in there, however we all know Farve hasn't played at an MVP level or kept his team in contention for some time.
thats cool. i respect peoples viewpoints of saying that Favre is the best QB of all time. i dont personally agree that he is, but i respect peoples opinions that put him up there, and there are a lot of good points for that as well, such as the lack of talent he had compared to guys like Montana and Elway. and there is no question the guy has incredible passion and heart for the game. thats probably what i appreciate most about the guy. he plays football for love of the game. thats something that many talented players lack, and therefore are not able to play to their abilities.
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