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[amfootball]

What does that have to do with sunny weather?

I don't know. Ask Shane. As usual, his posts are not easily understandable. My original post was on wind and why Brady plays better because of the tight spirals per Belichick. That was it. I never mentioned the sun or anything else.

[jvan1973]

double

[jvan1973]

Manning is not better in sunny weather.

yes you did

[amfootball]

yes you did

That was in response to Shane saying Manning was better in sunny conditions. Again, not true so I don't know what he meant. Ask him.

[jvan1973]

That was in response to Shane saying Manning was better in sunny conditions. Again, not true so I don't know what he meant. Ask him.

Mannings stats are better in sunny weather is what he is saying. Like, he literally said just that.

[amfootball]

Mannings stats are better in sunny weather is what he is saying. Like, he literally said just that.

Right. And I disagreed because the post of mine he was responding to had nothing to do with sun but with Manning's struggles in wind and cold. So why are you even involved?

[sweetsurrender]

Manning is the last QB I would want in averse weather conditions.

[Shane Bond]

That is only the last two years in a non-cold weather, west city. Brady has been in the frigid Northeast his whole career.

You said his stats are not better in sunny weather. Last 2 years, its sunny weather. I mean what are you trying to say?.

[jvan1973]

Right. And I disagreed because the post of mine he was responding to had nothing to do with sun but with Manning's struggles in wind and cold. So why are you even involved?

You seemed to be struggling with what he was saying

[jvan1973]

Manning is the last QB I would want in averse weather conditions.

The last one huh. You are a great talent evaluator.

You take Sanchez, I'll take Manning

[Shane Bond]

Mannings stats are better in sunny weather is what he is saying. Like, he literally said just that.

Thank you. Wasnt that hard to understand that line isnt it.

[Shane Bond]

Right. And I disagreed because the post of mine he was responding to had nothing to do with sun but with Manning's struggles in wind and cold. So why are you even involved?

If Brady is an all weather QB, why is his record poor against Manning with Dome and Sunny weather?.

 

You realise most of his victory over Manning is in Foxboro ( Bill Belichick, Defenses and home field of course has nothing to do with it ).

 

I didn't realize no one else should be involved in a "forum".

[TAPLOOK]

Manning wouldn't be my first choice to play outdoors in a cold weather city over the course of a career. There are currently 3-4 in the league today I would easily put before him. NO Denver isn't a cold weather city. Average highs in December and January are right around 50 degrees.

[TAPLOOK]

If Brady is an all weather QB, why is his record poor against Manning with Dome and Sunny weather?.

 

You realise most of his victory over Manning is in Foxboro ( Bill Belichick, Defenses and home field of course has nothing to do with it ).

 

I didn't realize no one else should be involved in a "forum".

 

 

Brady's a guy you want in the cold, rain, snow. He'll come through more than not and he's on even par with any QB to ever play the game in good weather.

 

What is Brady's record in the Dome vs Manning?

[GoPats]

If Brady is an all weather QB, why is his record poor against Manning with Dome and Sunny weather?.

 

You realise most of his victory over Manning is in Foxboro ( Bill Belichick, Defenses and home field of course has nothing to do with it ).

 

I didn't realize no one else should be involved in a "forum".

 

 

I think you're mis-remembering (to borrow a Roger Clemens term). 

 

15 head to head matchups.

 

Brady is 10-5 overall. (8-4 while Manning was in Indy, 2-1 in Denver.)

 

He's 6-2 against Manning at Foxboro.

 

3-3 against him at Indy/Denver.

 

In the playoffs they've split, 2-2.

[Shane Bond]

I think you're mis-remembering (to borrow a Roger Clemens term). 

 

15 head to head matchups.

 

Brady is 10-5 overall. (8-4 while Manning was in Indy, 2-1 in Denver.)

 

He's 6-2 against Manning at Foxboro.

 

3-3 against him at Indy/Denver.

 

In the playoffs they've split, 2-2.

Why are you getting involved in this.   

 

His record is significantly better in Foxboro?.

[GoPats]

Why are you getting involved in this.   

 

His record is significantly better in Foxboro?.

 

;)

 

That is true. Away from NE they're just about 50/50. 

[amfootball]

You seemed to be struggling with what he was saying

lol. Everyone struggles with what he tried to "say."

[sweetsurrender]

The last one huh. You are a great talent evaluator.

You take Sanchez, I'll take Manning

The result will still be the same - a loss.

[amfootball]

I think you're mis-remembering (to borrow a Roger Clemens term). 

 

15 head to head matchups.

 

Brady is 10-5 overall. (8-4 while Manning was in Indy, 2-1 in Denver.)

 

He's 6-2 against Manning at Foxboro.

 

3-3 against him at Indy/Denver.

 

In the playoffs they've split, 2-2.

Shhhh, let him believe Manning is better in the sunshine.

[jvan1973]

The result will still be the same - a loss.

You may want to check mannings career numbers under 30 degrees. He has been a lot better than he gets credit for

[sweetsurrender]

You may want to check mannings career numbers under 30 degrees. He has been a lot better than he gets credit for

I watched him for years struggle and lose. I don't care what his numbers say. He was at his best in the dome. I know you Manning fan boys love to pump him up by there are Colts fans that are far more objective about the guys shortcomings which were glaring.

[GoPats]

Shhhh, let him believe Manning is better in the sunshine.

 

I think TB's success in poor weather is related to his mechanics. He's completely obsessive about that aspect of his game, and has put a huge emphasis on it because it's not like he was born with a lot of God-given physical ability. 

 

I remember this game (which was the last one I actually attended in person) where they smoked the Titans in an early season snow storm in 2009:

 

http://scores.espn.go.com/nfl/recap?gameId=291018017

 

Threw for 380 and 6 TDs.

 

This one was a year later, when they dismantled the Bears in Chicago:

 

http://scores.espn.go.com/nfl/recap?gameId=301212003

 

369 and two TDs in that one.

 

 

He's one of the better cold and poor-weather QBs I've seen, for sure.

[amfootball]

I think TB's success in poor weather is related to his mechanics. He's completely obsessive about that aspect of his game, and has put a huge emphasis on it because it's not like he was born with a lot of God-given physical ability. 

 

I remember this game (which was the last one I actually attended in person) where they smoked the Titans in an early season snow storm in 2009:

 

http://scores.espn.go.com/nfl/recap?gameId=291018017

 

Threw for 380 and 6 TDs.

 

This one was a year later, when they dismantled the Bears in Chicago:

 

http://scores.espn.go.com/nfl/recap?gameId=301212003

 

369 and two TDs in that one.

 

 

He's one of the better cold and poor-weather QBs I've seen, for sure.

Yeah, I remember those games. The Titans game was the coldest ever played at Foxboro I believe.

 

I think it is part due to his mechanics and his competitive drive.

[jvan1973]

I watched him for years struggle and lose. I don't care what his numbers say. He was at his best in the dome. I know you Manning fan boys love to pump him up by there are Colts fans that are far more objective about the guys shortcomings which were glaring.

All qbs have better numbers indoors. That isn't a secret

[sweetsurrender]

All qbs have better numbers indoors. That isn't a secret

It wasn't just his numbers, it was his play. The elements affected him more than other top Qbs. Maybe the was the factor of playing so much in the dome.