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Q: Who has the most comebacks in the 4th qtr manning or brady?
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Who is better Tom Brady or Peyton Manning?

Tom Brady. By all objective measures Brady reads defenses better and elevates the play of his team, whereas Manning inherited a superb offense and worked with the likes of Marvin Harrison, Reggie Wayne, and Dallas Clark for virtually the entirety of his career - Brady has seen his team undergo repeated turnovers in his roster to where he took three different rosters to Superbowls. The argument for Manning is based on a flawed reading of the two quarterbacks' careers. "He's practically the smartest quarterback to ever play the game. Brady has something in common with other quarterbacks, he takes forever to get the play ready and spends to much time in the pocket, and they might end up getting sacked." This is a strange criticism in that what Brady is doing is reading the opposing defense more thoroughly where Manning has generally spent more time with pre-snap chatter (shown repeatedly in retrospectives on his career). His football intelligence has proven to be more illusory than real in his 9-10 playoff record. "Manning is a master mind in getting plays together and is quick to throw the ball and get the yards he needs to win games." This style of play regressed noticeably for Manning in 2010 as his quick throws were more haphazard, reflected in his surge of interceptions thrown. "Brady is also not the reason he won those Superbowls. Vinatieri won those super bowls for him with his last second filed goals." This is a repeated criticism of Brady and it is dishonest because Vinatieri's field goal kicking in those games required Brady to lead the only two walk-off scoring drives in Superbowl history; Brady's 2003 win over the Panthers was a direct case of Brady rescuing Vinatieri, who'd blown two FGAs in that game. The "Snow Bowl" kicks against the Raiders required Brady to lead three scoring drives in the fourth quarter and overtime to win the game. Nowhere has Brady been rescued by his kicker in a comeback win. "Manning beat the Bears in the super bowl 29-17, Manning won by 12 points. All the points in all of Brady's super bowls, is 9." The Superbowl win over the Bears came because of the inept quarterbacking of Rex Grossman; Grossman cost the Bears a chance at winning the game. Manning's play was far less relevant to the game's outcome than Grossman's. "Manning is a better quarterback than Brady, and Manning is also the greatest quarterback of all-time." All false. Brady has outplayed Manning for virtually the entirety of their careers.


Who holds NFL record for most 4th quarter comebacks in one year?

Marino had 51 overall wins decided in the 4th quarter/overtime, and 36 of them are comebacks. ... Elway had 49 overall wins decided in the 4th quarter/overtime, and 34 of them are comebacks. ..http://www.pro-football-reference.com/blog/?p=3392Correction: As of the end of the 2008-09 NFL season Brett Favre has 42 "come from behind" victories (including overtime wins). -This correction should not be viewed as legitimate due to no citation.


How Many Fourth quarter comeback wins does Peyton Manning have?

38, the most 4th quarter comebacks ever by an NFL quarterback. 1998 season- 1 1999 season- 6 2000 season- 2 2001 season- 0 2002 season- 4 2003 season- 3 2004 season- 2 2005 season- 1 2006 season- 4 (3 reg., 1 playoff) 2007 season- 1 2008 season- 4 2009 season- 7 (most 4th quarter comebacks in an NFL regular season) 2010 season- 0 2011 season- 0 (out the whole season with an injury) 2012 season- 3


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Is Peyton Manning better than Tom Brady?

The last answer was a big bias piece of crap so im gonna give you cold hard facts. Manning is 11-12 in the postseason, and he has been eliminated 8 times in his first postseason game for that year. Tom Brady on other hand is 18-8 in the postseason, and has only been eliminated in the first game twice. (cannot say wildcard round because some loses have been in the divisional round). "Well, [Brady/Manning] had a better supporting cast". Really? It's already an impossible argument to end with a winner, so don't bring this statement into the discussion. The simple fact is that Peyton Manning and Tom Brady have had years where their teams have been stacked with talent, and other years where a combination of injuries and lack of talent cripple the skill on the field. They both played for teams that won divisions and clinched playoff byes. Stop pointing fingers at their respective teams and just agree that they both have played on great teams and not as great teams, yet they both are talented enough to not miss a beat. There are a couple of arguments to discuss here. Some people, to my disbelief, will not give credit to lost Super Bowls. The thing I cannot stand to hear is when people say they rather have a quarterback go to 4 Super Bowls and win all 4 instead of going to 5 and winning 4 of the 5. What logic is that? Just because Peyton Manning and the Broncos lost yesterday in the Super Bowl does not mean you just erase what happened this year for him. He won a couple of postseason games and advanced to the Super Bowl. 2 teams every year get there, and even if you don't win its still a great achievement to win a multiple playoff games in one year. Brady has led his team to the Super Bowl 5 times in 12 seasons in where he started (excluding the year he tore his ACL and his rookie year where he was the 3rd string) compared to Manning's 3 appearances in 15 seasons as a starter. The fun little postseason statistic I love to point out is Peyton Manning's performance in the playoffs when he won his first Super Bowl. In 4 games, he averaged about 230 yards per game while throwing for 3 TDs and 7 INTs. That Colts defense carried this team to a title, so when you hear Brady critics point out how great those Patriots defenses were, don't be afraid to mention this. -Yards: Manning 270/game, Brady 255/game -Passing TDs: Manning 2.05/game, Brady 1.86/game -INTs: Brady .69/game, Manning .91/game -Completion %: Manning 65.4%, Brady 63.4% -QB rating: Manning 97.2, Brady 95.7 The fact is that both QBs are highly efficient and productive, and the stats do not favor one side more than the other by any significance. Manning does have 5 MVP trophies compared to Brady's 2. Manning has only missed the Pro Bowl twice while a starter for 15 years compared to Brady missing 3 times in 12 years in which he started. These awards are not be ignored, but the fact is these awards are given to players. These awards are up for debate. One does not "win" an MVP trophy. One "earns" an MVP trophy. I care about about what my quarterback can win for me. Tom Brady has lead his team to winning 3 Super Bowl titles. These weren't awarded to him and his team. These were won.


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