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Manning, Brees, Brady, etc career playoff record/PPG
Posted on 1/13/14 at 12:03 am
Posted on 1/13/14 at 12:03 am
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This hasnt been updated with Manning and Kaep's wins today.
For all the crap Peyton gets. Its not like Rodgers/Brees have that much better of a playoff record. Although Brees team's still puts up 29. Just 23 for Manning.
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Ben Roethlisberger
Playoff record: 10-4
Home playoff record: 5-2
Road playoff record: 3-1
Non-wild card playoff record: 9-2
30-30-30 seasons: 0
Playoff points per game average: 26.50
Super Bowl appearances: 3
Super Bowl rings: 2
Tom Brady
Playoff record: 18-7
Home playoff record: 12-3
Road playoff record: 3-2
Non-wild card playoff record: 16-6
30-30-30 seasons: 0
Playoff points per game average: 25.48
Super Bowl appearances: 5
Super Bowl rings: 3
Peyton Manning
Playoff record: 9-11
Home playoff record: 6-5
Road playoff record: 2-5
Non-wild card playoff record: 6-7
30-30-30 seasons: 0
Playoff points per game average: 23.00
Super Bowl appearances: 2
Super Bowl rings: 1
Colin Kaepernick
Playoff record: 3-1
Home playoff record: 1-0
Road playoff record: 2-0
Non-wild card playoff record: 1-1
30-30-30 seasons: 0
Playoff points per game average: 31.75
Super Bowl appearances: 1
Super Bowl rings: 0
Drew Brees
Playoff record: 6-5
Home playoff record: 4-1
Road playoff record: 1-4
Non-wild card playoff record: 4-3
30-30-30 seasons: 1
Playoff points per game average: 29.00
Super Bowl appearances: 1
Super Bowl rings: 1
This hasnt been updated with Manning and Kaep's wins today.
For all the crap Peyton gets. Its not like Rodgers/Brees have that much better of a playoff record. Although Brees team's still puts up 29. Just 23 for Manning.
Posted on 1/13/14 at 12:10 am to Rittdog
Tom Brady's record is sick. I'm a huge Manning fan, but the Pats are going to wax the Broncos in Denver.
Posted on 1/13/14 at 12:18 am to Rittdog
I dont really see the relevance of the 30-30-30 in all that. Its impressive, just kind of random
Posted on 1/13/14 at 12:35 am to wildtigercat93
Stats like these are fun to look at, but I still hate how QBs are viewed as wholly responsible for championships won or lost.
Big Ben, Flacco and Eli combine for as many Super Bowl titles as Peyton, Brees and Brady. That alone should be the death of any argument that attributes team success to an individual.
Big Ben, Flacco and Eli combine for as many Super Bowl titles as Peyton, Brees and Brady. That alone should be the death of any argument that attributes team success to an individual.
Posted on 1/13/14 at 12:37 am to Rittdog
Why is Kaepernick listed with these quarterback greats?
Posted on 1/13/14 at 12:39 am to NawlinsTiger9
quote:
Big Ben, Flacco and Eli combine for as many Super Bowl titles as Peyton, Brees and Brady. That alone should be the death of any argument that attributes team success to an individual.
its a part of the equation. it shouldn't be used exclusively but it shouldn't be ignored either
Posted on 1/13/14 at 12:50 am to trom83
quote:
Why is Kaepernick listed with these quarterback greats?
Posted on 1/13/14 at 12:51 am to Rittdog
Roethlisberger (10-4)
248/409
60.64 compeltion %
3150 yards
7.7 y/a
20 TD
17 INT
83.7 passer rating
3 rushing TD (203 yards)
Brady (18-7)
566/912
62.06 completion %
6147 yards
6.74 y/a
42 TD
22 INT
87.2 passer rating
3 rushing TD (83 yards)
Manning (10-11)
506/797
63.49 completion %
5909 yards
7.41 y/a
34 TD
22 INT
88.5 Passer Rating
3 rushing TD (25 yards)
Kaepernick (4-1)
80/138
57.97 completion %
1221 yards
8.85 y/a
6 TD
3 INT
89.5 passer rating
4 rushing TD (377 yards - 40 attempts)
Brees (6-5)
306/465
65.81 completion %
3539 yards
7.61 y/a
24 TD
6 INT
99.79 passer rating
248/409
60.64 compeltion %
3150 yards
7.7 y/a
20 TD
17 INT
83.7 passer rating
3 rushing TD (203 yards)
Brady (18-7)
566/912
62.06 completion %
6147 yards
6.74 y/a
42 TD
22 INT
87.2 passer rating
3 rushing TD (83 yards)
Manning (10-11)
506/797
63.49 completion %
5909 yards
7.41 y/a
34 TD
22 INT
88.5 Passer Rating
3 rushing TD (25 yards)
Kaepernick (4-1)
80/138
57.97 completion %
1221 yards
8.85 y/a
6 TD
3 INT
89.5 passer rating
4 rushing TD (377 yards - 40 attempts)
Brees (6-5)
306/465
65.81 completion %
3539 yards
7.61 y/a
24 TD
6 INT
99.79 passer rating
This post was edited on 1/13/14 at 12:53 am
Posted on 1/13/14 at 12:54 am to htran90
quote:
Brady (18-7)
quote:
3 rushing TD (83 yards)
Posted on 1/13/14 at 1:27 am to wildtigercat93
Peyton has quite a few road playoff games. More than expected.
Posted on 1/13/14 at 8:28 am to DOKA
Pretty sure if we took out special teams and defensive scores Peyton's team average more points than Brady's
Posted on 1/13/14 at 8:34 am to Rittdog
The thing that bothers me about these stats is that not making the playoffs is worse than going 0-1 in the playoffs, but these stats don't reflect that. Also, getting a bye and losing is exactly as good as getting a wild card and losing in the divisional round, but that also isn't reflected.
Posted on 1/13/14 at 8:36 am to NawlinsTiger9
quote:if this is true, then I don't see the point in pointing to any QB stats or even trying to compare QBs at all. There is zero reason to say that Manning is a better regular season QB than Brady. The only reason his stats are better is because he's had WAYYYY more offensive talent to help him get those stats in the regular season.
Stats like these are fun to look at, but I still hate how QBs are viewed as wholly responsible for championships won or lost.
Big Ben, Flacco and Eli combine for as many Super Bowl titles as Peyton, Brees and Brady. That alone should be the death of any argument that attributes team success to an individual.
In short, if you're gonna absolve Manning from his postseason failures due to his teammates shortcomings, he shouldn't get the lone credit for all of this regular season successes. Manning supporters like to do this, and it pisses me off.
This post was edited on 1/13/14 at 8:38 am
Posted on 1/13/14 at 8:36 am to Rittdog
I'm rooting for Brady. It's time.
Posted on 1/13/14 at 8:47 am to hashtag
quote:are you serious?
if this is true, then I don't see the point in pointing to any QB stats or even trying to compare QBs at all. There is zero reason to say that Manning is a better regular season QB than Brady. The only reason his stats are better is because he's had WAYYYY more offensive talent to help him get those stats in the regular season.
In short, if you're gonna absolve Manning from his postseason failures due to his teammates shortcomings, he shouldn't get the lone credit for all of this regular season successes. Manning supporters like to do this, and it pisses me off.
Posted on 1/13/14 at 8:47 am to Rittdog
quote:
For all the crap Peyton gets
But the others aren't considered the GOAT. Peyton's like the Braves of football, great during the season; craps the bed during the playoffs.
Posted on 1/13/14 at 8:49 am to Rittdog
The difference between Brady and Manning in average points per game is awfully small given the difference in their won-loss records. I would conclude that Manning's teams have had worse defenses than Brady's teams being the most likely cause.
Posted on 1/13/14 at 8:50 am to AUCE05
quote:Peyton's better than Brady in the playoffs he just doesn't have a defense, special teams and running game to carry him.
But the others aren't considered the GOAT. Peyton's like the Braves of football, great during the season; craps the bed during the playoffs.
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