Studs And Duds - Packers vs. Bears II

[pbmax]

That seems to be his sweet spot. IIRC, he made his name arguing with statistics that Tom Brady was not as good as Big Ben. Then he moved on to drive the "Rodgers (and later M3) is not clutch" train.

He is still driving Brady fans nuts.

His new point is that the Patriots playoffs wins in the Belichick era have featured better defense than offense trends. As in, number of playoff wins where QB had to score more than 24 points: Wilson 5, Warner 4, Rodgers 3, Manning all of them, Brady -2, etc.

He also has a chart of dropped INTs in playoff games. That was started by noticing Brady's low ypa in Super Bowls.

Overall, he has a point. New England doesn't normally put it all on his shoulders. Which is what a great team should be doing. But he purposefully frames it as a shot at Brady.

https://captaincomeback.wordpress.co...brady-and-ypa/

Even Peter King was bothered by it. But SK had a point, even if Brady was only one point of it.

[denverYooper]

He is still driving Brady fans nuts.

His new point is that the Patriots playoffs wins in the Belichick era have featured better defense than offense trends. As in, number of playoff wins where QB had to score more than 24 points: Wilson 5, Warner 4, Rodgers 3, Manning all of them, Brady -2, etc.

He also has a chart of dropped INTs in playoff games. That was started by noticing Brady's low ypa in Super Bowls.

Overall, he has a point. New England doesn't normally put it all on his shoulders. Which is what a great team should be doing. But he purposefully frames it as a shot at Brady.

https://captaincomeback.wordpress.co...brady-and-ypa/

Even Peter King was bothered by it. But SK had a point, even if Brady was only one point of it.

That post was a nice capsule discussion on the number of factors outside of a quarterback's control and how the playoffs in particular rely more on whole-team effort, defense in particular.