Dolphin22 on 08-24-2007 at 12:32 PM said:
Brady not 1 single NFL QB Passing record ...yet 23 other active QB's have at least 1...most have no rings but have proven their talent & worth as an NFL QB
Let's ask each of those 23 and Marino himself whether they'd trade those records for a Superbowl ring.. Ahhh I thought so.
And besides, Brady does have records, you've just refused to acknowledge them. That doesn't mean they don't exist, that just means that you're intentionally limiting your criteria for a "Great QB" in order to make your asinine point about Brady. Congrats, you win the Motard of the Week Award!
http://www.nfl.com/history/randf/records/indiv/passing
Brady 35 yard drives against "Zone Prevent Defense" not 1 single NFL QB Passing record = 3 SB rings
What has happened to the NFL ?? [/B]
**SB 36** - 1:21 remaining, drive starts at the NE 17 and ends at the STL 30 with :07 on the clock. Brady drove the Patriots
53 yards with
no timeouts in 1:14 and set up AV for the winning kick. Brady wins the Superbowl MVP Trophy.
**SB 38** - Tom Brady was named
Most Valuable Player for the
second time in three years. He set a
Super Bowl record for the most pass completions (
32). Brady also recorded a 66.7 completion percentage (48 pass attempts),
354 passing yards, 3 touchdowns, and 12 rushing yards.
The winning drive began on the NE 40 with only 1:08 on the clock and ended on the CAR 23 with :09 on the clock. It covered
37 yards in 59 seconds and won the game.
**SB 39** - Brady went 23/33 for 236 yards 2 TDs and 0 INTs.
The 'winning' drive started with 12:29 left in the 4th and ended with 8:40 on the clock. Brady drove the Patriots 43 yards in 3:49. The resulting AV fieldgoal put the Patriots up 24-14.
The closest thing to the "35 yard drive" you always whine about is the 37 yard drive to win SB 38. That drive took place in :59 with zero timeouts and WON the game.
As much bellyaching as you do about Brady, his actual accomplishments in the SBs and Playoffs that he's been involved in have been quite impressive.
Eat turds.