Anyone think this is dumb? BC if you dont I will introduce you to my GF and she will punch you in the eye bc you are a moron and she knows more about football than you do.
2007-09-24 15:41:42 · 11 answers · asked by B 3 in Sports ➔ Football (American)
Look I dont like the colts but they did beat the Ravens an Pats in the playoffs. And stop all of this patriots cheating ****. Just stop.
2007-09-24 15:53:18 · update #1
I dont like the Colts or Pats Eric22. Its just simply retarded that people think Peyton is overrated
2007-09-24 15:54:46 · update #2
2 NCAA Record
7 SEC Records
33 Tennessee Records
NCAA RECORDS - 2 Season Lowest Interception Percentage (1.05%; 4 of 380 attempts in 1995)
Career Lowest Interception Percentage (2.39%; 33 of 1381 attempts in 1994-Present)
SEC RECORDS - 7
1997 Career Passing Yards (11,201) Completions (863) Total Offense (11,020) Completion Percentage (62.49%; 863 of 1381 from 1994-Present) Lowest Interception Percentage (2.39%; 33 of 1381 from 1994-Present) Most 300-yard passing games (18)
Season Lowest Interception Percentage (1.05%; 4 of 380 in 1995)
TENNESSEE RECORDS - 33 Career (16) Most TD passes (89) Most TDs responsible for (101 - 89 passing, 12 rushing) Most 500-yard passing games (1) Most 400-yard passing games (3) Most 300-yard passing games (18) Most 200-yard passing games (30) Consecutive 300-yard passing games (7) Most Passing yards (11,201) Most Pass Attempts (1381) Most Pass Completions (863) Highest Completion Pct. (62.49) Lowest Interception Pct. (2.39) Most Total Offense yards (11,020) Most Total Offense plays (1534) Total Off. Yards per game (250.5 - 44 for 11,020) Most Yards per play (7.18 - 1534 for 11,020)
Season (10) Most Passing Yards (3819 in 1997) Most Passing Touchdowns (36 in 1997) Most Pass Attempts (477 in 1997) Most Pass Completions (287 in 1997) Highest Comp. Pct. (min. 300 att.) (64.2 in 1995) Lowest Interception Pct. (1.05 in 1995; 4 of 380) Consecutive Passes without an Interception (132) Most 300-yard passing games (9 in 1997) Most Total Offense Yards (3789 in 1997) Most Total Offense Plays (538 in 1997)
Game (7) Most TD Passes (5 vs. Texas Tech, Kentucky, 1997) Most Passing Yards (523 vs. Kentucky, 1997) Most Pass Attempts (65 vs. Florida, 1996) Most Pass Completions (37 vs. Florida, 1996) Most Total Offense Plays (70 vs. Florida, 1996) Most Total Offense Yards (508 vs. Kentucky, 1997) Consec. Pass Comps. (12 vs. Kentucky, 1997)
# NFL RECORDS Most Pass Attempts, Rookie Season - 575
# Most Pass Completions, Rookie Season - 326
# Most Yards Gained, Rookie Season - 3,739
# Most Touchdowns, Rookie Season - 26
# Most Consecutive Games With A Touchdown For A Rookie QB - 13
# Manning (22 Years, 5 Months, 13 Days) Was The 7th Youngest Opening Day Rookie Starter In NFL History, Just Behind His Father, Archie, The NFL�s 6th Youngest In That Category (22 Years, 4 Months, New Orleans, 1971)
# First QB In NFL History To Pass For 3,000 Yards In His First Five Seasons.
# The First Player In NFL History With Four Consecutive 4,000-Yard Seasons.
COLT RECORDS
# Most Passes Attempted, Rookie Season - 575
# Most Passes Completed, Rookie Season - 326
# Most Yards Gained, Rookie Season - 3,739
# Most Touchdowns, Rookie Season - 26
# Most Passes Attempted, Single Season - 575
# Most Passes Completed, Single Season - 357
# Most Yards Gained, Single Season - 4413
# Most Yards Gained, Single Game - 440
# Most Touch Downs Thrown, Single Season - 33
# Manning (Twice) & Jeff George Only Colts QBs To Ever Start 16 Games In A Season.
# Only QB In Colts History To Take Every Snap For The Duration Of An Entire Season (Twice).
# Tied His Club Seasonal Record Of 15 Games With A TD Pass.
ACCOLADES
# September 26, 1999 - AFC Offensive Player Of The Week.
# Highest Vote-Getter By Fans For 1999 Pro Bowl With 124,346 Votes.
# 1999 Second Team All-Pro Selection.
# September 26, 2000 - Miller Lite NFL Player Of The Week.
# September 26, 2000 - AFC Offensive Player Of The Week.
# December 24, 2000 - AFC Offensive Player Of The Week.
# Voted By Fans And Players As Starter For The 2000 Pro Bowl.
# September 25, 2001- Miller Lite NFL Player Of The Week.
# January 07, 2002 - Chosen By His Indianapolis Colts Teammates As The 2001 Recipient Of The Ed Block Courage Award.
# May 02, 2002 - Named A Recipient Of The Henry P. Iba Citizen Award, Presented By The Tulsa Rotary Club.
# October 01, 2003 - AFC Offensive Player Of The Week.
# October 01, 2003 - AFC Offensive Player Of The Month.
Um yea, overrated.............right.
And the excuse that he won ONLY one Superbowl?
A) I'm pretty sure he hasn't retired yet
B) Dan Marino NEVER won a Super Bowl. So Marino is overrated too huh?
I'm not even a Colts fan, but facts are facts. Don't be ignorant.
2007-09-24 16:23:05 · answer #1 · answered by Anonymous · 2⤊ 1⤋
No, every quarterback has bad weeks. Even in the Chargers game he drove his team down the field and got them in a position to win the game, but his kicker missed. Peyton is by far the best QB in the NFL right now. He is in total command of his offense. Brady just does whatever belecheat tells him, Peyton can recognize defenses, find the weak spot and exploit it all game long. Keep in mind that football is still a team sport. The colts have way way way more injuries than just Harrison. For the Chargers game they only had 15 offensive players, the Patriots have a runningback injured, thats all. Brady would be lost if he had as many injuries as the Colts
2016-05-17 23:15:15 · answer #2 · answered by ? 3 · 0⤊ 0⤋
Overrated, sadly no.
But surrounded by talent his whole Career? Ya.
There are line people chose or chose not to draw. You'd think a QB that developed without excellent talent is a better QB right? Maybe. Its hard to say.
I am a Manning hater, for reason involving fans, living in Indiana, and how the colts have bread a type of Fair Weather Fan that you can't believe. But I can't say he hasn't won a SB now, and I can't say he won't rewrite some records.
BTW. Your question REEKS with the terrible fair weather fans that I'm refering to.
2007-09-24 15:47:02 · answer #3 · answered by Elric22 2 · 1⤊ 0⤋
Yes.. He is WAY overrated... thats all you hear about is Peyton Peyton Peyton... is definately good, but not as good as everyone claims.. hes only won one super bowl, and that came after a season which was handed to the colts on a silver platter.. i mean, they had the easiest schedule you can possibly imagine.. i mean, they had a bye week then played the redskins in indy... and they only got like 35 points.. if he was as good as everyone said he is, he would have gotten like 50... i mean, the browns quarterback did that to the bengals and their defense is WAY better then the redskins.. i mean, who the crap on the redskins secondary is gonna stop the passing game... OVERRATED!!
2007-09-24 15:49:12 · answer #4 · answered by Anonymous · 0⤊ 1⤋
WHAT what kind of moron thinks Peyton is overrated. He will own every QB record that ever existed when he retires and plus he has a ring unlike Marino. Peyton=one of the best ever
2007-09-24 15:45:09 · answer #5 · answered by Mr. D 4 · 1⤊ 2⤋
He's not, He's good. Just the way he came back from waaaay behind against the pats and bears last year makes him a legend.
2007-09-24 18:09:38 · answer #6 · answered by I Speak the Truth 5 · 1⤊ 1⤋
Yes I agree I don't know who would say something that stupid. I am sure someone will say he is so before they get here; if you think he is overated punch yourself in the face.
2007-09-24 15:46:20 · answer #7 · answered by mstrbow 2 · 0⤊ 1⤋
He is not overrated, but he is going down next month, and Romo and the boys will dominate!
2007-09-24 15:46:22 · answer #8 · answered by cowboy_fan 5 · 1⤊ 1⤋
Did you watch payton get his *** rattled but god in houston sunday? There will be no repeat. Hes good but he aint all that.
2007-09-24 15:55:37 · answer #9 · answered by thomas d 3 · 0⤊ 0⤋
There is no accounting for some peoples stupidity.
2007-09-24 16:55:06 · answer #10 · answered by stan l 7 · 1⤊ 1⤋