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LAWLZ
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Dumbfvck, please look up how many super bowl mpv's Terry has. You're just not good at this.
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Dumbfvck, please look up how many super bowl mpv's Terry has. You're just not good at this.
YOU mentioned mpv's.
You see, great individual quarterbacks win League Most Valuable Player awards...
Let's get this party started:
Peyton Manning is the only player on either of this year's Super Bowl teams to wear a NFL Champion's ring...
...while no player on the Seahawks has even made it to the Super Bowl before.
Manning is only the 3rd QB in history to make it to the Super Bowl with two different teams (Craig Morton and Kurt Warner being the others)...
...if the Broncos win, Manning will become the first QB in NFL history to win the Super Bowl starting for two different teams.
This is Peyton Manning's 3rd Super Bowl appearance in the last 8 seasons...
...he's 1-1 so far.
Besides being the very first time in NFL history that an offense ranked first in points and yards will face a defense leading the league in fewest points and total yards allowed...
...Super Bowl XLVIII also features the largest age gap between starting quarterbacks.
An aside, and a teaser for next season:
Peyton Manning currently stands tall on 495 career passing TDs...
...only 13 behind Brett Favre's record of 508.
I miss my good buddy () and Steeler lover-partner KRC!
I know you do, little guy...
...I know you do.
You get off on stories about us bruising our women much more than we get off on bruising them.
Never said either were GOAT, dipsh!t. They both have more bling than Peyton. You suck at this.
I don't have a list. I have always sort of talked about describing the perfect quarterback and taking a little bit of everybody. You take John Elway's arm, Dan Marino's release, Troy Aikman's drop back, Brett Favre's scrambling ability, (Joe) Montana's two-minute poise. Naturally, my speed.
Otto Graham finished his professional career (AAFC and NFL) with a 105-17-4 regular-season record (84.0% win rate). Graham took his team to the championship game in all ten of his professional seasons winning seven of them (4 AAFC and 3 NFL)
Otto Graham holds the record for the highest winning percentage amongst quarterbacks with at least 50 starts with 0.814.