Just wait till they start reporting on Gronk being better in the post season than Jerry Rice...
You'd be wrong
Granted, that is real for sure. I'm still holding out for Niners fans to at least admit Brady is better than at least John Brodie (W74-L76-T8).
:laughing
Niners Fan here and I have no delusions that Brady is not the GOAT. I mean Jesus what else can the guy do to prove he is the GOAT? Does God have to speak from a burning jersey and tell everyone that he is the GOAT?
Mikev told me the Burning Jersey was #16 and that Montana IS God?
So I just want to make sure I fully grok this, the argument for Montana is that he played in a different era? There is no statistical or logical argument for Montana > Brady outside of Montana would have magically outperformed his career figures if he played in an era?
Is it fair to say that you think Bill Russell and Wilt Chamberlain would also best Jordan and LeBron?
Niners Fan here and I have no delusions that Brady is not the GOAT. I mean Jesus what else can the guy do to prove he is the GOAT? Does God have to speak from a burning jersey and tell everyone that he is the GOAT? People arguing that he is not the GOAT also think that Mahonnes is the GOAT when he has not even accomplished 10% of what Brady has and they have anointed him already. That is the main reason I was rooting for Brady and the Bucs Sunday. Fuck that noise about Mahonnes and being the GOAT. Like Romo says when he has 8 rings then we can talk.
I also think that generational talent is way overused in sports now. I think we have a generational talent in each draft now......For Christ's sake let's come up with a different superlative to describe someone. Maybe super duper extra awesome with a dash of bodaciousisness talent?
A silly argument that it is easier to be a successful QB today than 30 years ago when linemen on both sides of the ball were 10 percent lighter and slower.
How did Mahomes manage to get injured enough to affect his play at so young an age in the supposed era where QBs don't get injured?
because turf toe is a pretty significant injury that can happen to literally anybody?
While Brady still has time to get one more MVP trophy, Montana finished his career with three to Brady's two.
Even if the Patriots do make it back to the Super Bowl, there's no guarantee Brady gets another one. At age 33, his time is running out.
I mean. If you don't realize that the rules have been changed to make offenses more potent and increase scoring :dunno
Still waiting for "proof" that it was harder/more injurious playing QB "back in the day" when QBs were better than any that came after.
Have no idea how Mahomes was knocked out of a game earlier in the year with an obvious "where am I" concussion.
I mean. If you don't realize that the rules have been changed to make offenses more potent and increase scoring :dunno
It is way easier to be a quarterback now than it was years ago. You can't even hardly touch a quarterback now without drawing a foul. concussions are rare and you can't knock the quarterback into next week like you could in the good ole days. I mean origami plays where the QB is folded into new and interesting shapes have largely gone by the wayside except for those few instances like on Sunday where Mahonnes got folded into an origami swan by the Bucs D but they also got called for it....
It is way easier to be a quarterback now than it was years ago. You can't even hardly touch a quarterback now without drawing a foul. concussions are rare and you can't knock the quarterback into next week like you could in the good ole days. I mean origami plays where the QB is folded into new and interesting shapes have largely gone by the wayside except for those few instances like on Sunday where Mahonnes got folded into an origami swan by the Bucs D but they also got called for it....
Well, it must be a huge number then, right?
Avg scoring points, league average per team per game.
1981-1990=20.9
1991-2000=20.2
2001-2010=21.3
2011-2020=22.9
https://www.pro-football-reference.com/years/NFL/scoring.htm