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Tom Brady has 3 and Peyton Manning has won only 1

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Who is a better QB Tom Brady or Peyton Manning?

Peyton Manning, he has more of everything than Brady except super bowl rings. Super bowl rings barely count. Only stats and reputation. Brady cheats, and Manning is captain comeback.


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