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Ahh sorry... that's Mike Brady isn't it. Probably no relation... :rofl:

His net worth is higher because he switches teams to make more money, while Brady sticks with his team and takes less. That's why we love him here, its something called loyalty.

And get back to me on how Manning is better when you use the metric: Super Bowl rings.

Because I'm not getting the same math as you apparently.

I always thought Super Bowl rings were a team accomplishment, and not a metric of personal greatness. That's just me though. :laughing:

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Dey see me trollin dey hatin

I count Manning 1 Brady 0 since spygate

Switches teams to make more money? That's a funny way of describing how the Colts literally kicked Manning to the curb and Manning simply took the best deal that was offered to him.

There are 52 players on an NFL roster, and like 20 coaches. One player having more rings on his hand than another means nothing.

Manning is ALWAYS among the most respected individuals in all of sports for a reason, among both players and fans. Nobody ever mentions Brady when they're making a list of nice guys in sports, and that's because he's an overly entitled pretty boy douche bag. He's unquestionably in the top 3 Quarterbacks to ever play the sport along with Manning and Joe Cool, but that doesn't make him a role model or somebody worth rooting for unless you're a Patriots fan, which you clearly are.

Manning. Brady. Montana.

Rate em



Rings are always overrated when rankin players imo



I love brady he was handed nothin. He fought to the top if the food chain

First of all, Brady didn't fight for ****. The right pieces fell into place for him. If Drew Bledsoe had never gotten hurt, Tom Brady probably would have never even been an NFL starter. He then proceeded to ride an incredible defense and kicker while being taught by the greatest coach of all-time for a few seasons, and THEN Brady became the excellent quarterback he is today. Brady was not that great for his first few seasons.

Anyway, the top 3 is definitely 1. Montana 2. Manning 3. Brady. Montana was 4-0 in Super Bowls and never threw an interception versus 11 touchdowns in those Super Bowls. He was untouchable.

Montana literally paved the way for modern day NFL offenses. The Patriots offense every year is basically a modified version of what Montana and Bill Walsh revolutionized. No one really has the resume that Montana has, unless Manning plays another year and lights it up again or unless Brady dominates for a few more seasons.

Then don't say "every single metric." You wanted to be proven wrong - I proved you wrong. Don't rejigger the argument after you've lost.

says the guy that won't even try and refute my statements.

you will lose this argument against me, so i guess you're making a good choice

oh wait, no brady fan has ever lost an argument ever according to themselves l0l