Peyton Manning

[MJZiggy]

I don't think he'd have spoofed it if it hit too close to home...

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I don't think he'd have spoofed it if it hit too close to home...

i don't think it was a spoof

i'm pretty sure they just put him with a bunch of kids and rolled the cameras to see what happened

[MJZiggy]

I don't think he'd have spoofed it if it hit too close to home...

i don't think it was a spoof

i'm pretty sure they just put him with a bunch of kids and rolled the cameras to see what happened

It was a Saturday Night Live skit.

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I don't think he'd have spoofed it if it hit too close to home...

i don't think it was a spoof

i'm pretty sure they just put him with a bunch of kids and rolled the cameras to see what happened

It was a Saturday Night Live skit.

yes i know ziggy, i was making a funny

[wist43]

You didn't click the link, did you wist?

What, you don't think that kid didn't deserve to be sent to the "penalty box" for 20 minutes???

Quality mentoring... am I missing something???

[channtheman]

You didn't click the link, did you wist?

What, you don't think that kid didn't deserve to be sent to the "penalty box" for 20 minutes???

Quality mentoring... am I missing something???

WHY IS THE DOOR OPEN?!

[MadtownPacker]

someone shoot me.

If not for these stupid laws....

I finally clicked on the link (It's dangerous clicking on anything Harlan post) and yeah that was some good stuff you stupid perro.

[MadtownPacker]

Great work you jinxing mutt. Nice way to use your Midas touch. Moron.

[Packers4Ever]

If he continues he'll knock Montana off everyone's list. One thing I admire is his ability to not take himself too seriously off the field (he obviously takes his work seriously). A stark difference from whats-his-name that used to play for us and his number is between 3 and 5.

I see Manning had no trouble making the same play in N.O. that BF did

at the end of the Viking's game ~ interception !!

[Jimx29]

walking off the field and not shaking anyone's hands from N.O. showed me he's just another self centered egomaniac.

[hoosier]

walking off the field and not shaking anyone's hands from N.O. showed me he's just another self centered egomaniac.

Did you happen to read his explanation of what was going through his mind?

[Harlan Huckleby]

walking off the field and not shaking anyone's hands from N.O. showed me he's just another self centered egomaniac.

Did you happen to read his explanation of what was going through his mind?

He had a diarrhea attack?

I'm not gonna crucify him for taking flight, but not buying any explanations either.

[hoosier]

walking off the field and not shaking anyone's hands from N.O. showed me he's just another self centered egomaniac.

Did you happen to read his explanation of what was going through his mind?

He had a diarrhea attack?

I'm not gonna crucify him for taking flight, but not buying any explanations either.

No need to buy since Manning is not trying to sell anything. But you weren't the one who seemed to think that his walking off proved anything either. So I guess you just really wanted to get your diarrhea remark in.

[Joemailman]

Although Favre playing for the Vikings is not something I've wanted to see, one good thing (in my opinion) is that Favre is making it hard for Manning to break his records for passing yards and TD passes.

Right now Favre is about 130 TD passes and 19,000 passing yards ahead of Manning. If Favre retires this year, Manning needs 4-5 years to catch him. Manning will be 34 next season, so he would have to play at a high level until he is 37-38 to catch Favre. If Favre comes back and has another big year in 2010, then Manning must play well until he is 38-39. Manning has had some knee problems in the past, although he seems pretty healthy right now.

[hoosier]

Although Favre playing for the Vikings is not something I've wanted to see, one good thing (in my opinion) is that Favre is making it hard for Manning to break his records for passing yards and TD passes.

Right now Favre is about 130 TD passes and 19,000 passing yards ahead of Manning. If Favre retires this year, Manning needs 4-5 years to catch him. Manning will be 34 next season, so he would have to play at a high level until he is 37-38 to catch Favre. If Favre comes back and has another big year in 2010, then Manning must play well until he is 38-39. Manning has had some knee problems in the past, although he seems pretty healthy right now.

When they have both been retired for a few years I think history will judge that Manning was the better of the two QBs, regardless of who holds what records. Even if Manning never comes close to Favre's display of durability (or his displays of emotion...), Manning has one clear edge over Favre: he has generally been able to make big plays while avoiding the propensity for killer mistakes.