Re: 2024 NFL Season
Posted: Tue November 12, 2024 2:24 am
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epilogue wrote:If we're taking athleticism, Brady isn't close to either Mahomes or Lamar.
Overall... Brady still has the best overall career we've ever seen. And he has the head to head over Mahomes. I'd still take Mahomes, though. I think when his career is over, assuming he stays relatively healthy, it won't really be a contest when it's said and done.
Until Lamar wins a clutch game that matters, he doesn't belong in the conversation. So, I'd say Mahomes is way closer to Brady than Lamar is to Mahomes.
If KC three-peats, I'm not sure he doesn't surpass Brady then and there. And if they go undefeated to do it...?
This is insane. Mahomes doesn't have the eye popping stats but he makes 4-5 plays a game that only he (and maybe 1-2) active QBs can make. His 3rd and long conversion rate is elite. He delivers in countless clutch moments. People hate the Chiefs, I get it, but he's the best there is right now. This isn't Jared Goff.daft twat wrote:epilogue wrote:If we're taking athleticism, Brady isn't close to either Mahomes or Lamar.
Overall... Brady still has the best overall career we've ever seen. And he has the head to head over Mahomes. I'd still take Mahomes, though. I think when his career is over, assuming he stays relatively healthy, it won't really be a contest when it's said and done.
Until Lamar wins a clutch game that matters, he doesn't belong in the conversation. So, I'd say Mahomes is way closer to Brady than Lamar is to Mahomes.
If KC three-peats, I'm not sure he doesn't surpass Brady then and there. And if they go undefeated to do it...?
Patrick is great. I’m a fan. This is a crazy take, though. In what world does 4 surpass 7?
I agree that it won’t be close when it’s all said and done. If the over/under on Mahomes’ future Super Bowl wins was one, I’d take the under. This year’s team reminds me of the Vikings two years ago that won all those one score games. I don’t think the Chiefs win the AFC this year. And the window is closing on Kelce. Reed, too, won’t be there much longer. A guy who plays like Mahomes is likely to suffer an injury that will have lingering effects. He’s so great, but Rodgers was so great after he won one and he never got back. Marino never got back. If Mahomes wins another, it will be like Peyton in Denver or Flacco in Baltimore. It won’t be because of his greatness.
rudeMonkey_Driven wrote:This is insane. Mahomes doesn't have the eye popping stats but he makes 4-5 plays a game that only he (and maybe 1-2) active QBs can make. His 3rd and long conversion rate is elite. He delivers in countless clutch moments. People hate the Chiefs, I get it, but he's the best there is right now. This isn't Jared Goff.daft twat wrote:epilogue wrote:If we're taking athleticism, Brady isn't close to either Mahomes or Lamar.
Overall... Brady still has the best overall career we've ever seen. And he has the head to head over Mahomes. I'd still take Mahomes, though. I think when his career is over, assuming he stays relatively healthy, it won't really be a contest when it's said and done.
Until Lamar wins a clutch game that matters, he doesn't belong in the conversation. So, I'd say Mahomes is way closer to Brady than Lamar is to Mahomes.
If KC three-peats, I'm not sure he doesn't surpass Brady then and there. And if they go undefeated to do it...?
Patrick is great. I’m a fan. This is a crazy take, though. In what world does 4 surpass 7?
I agree that it won’t be close when it’s all said and done. If the over/under on Mahomes’ future Super Bowl wins was one, I’d take the under. This year’s team reminds me of the Vikings two years ago that won all those one score games. I don’t think the Chiefs win the AFC this year. And the window is closing on Kelce. Reed, too, won’t be there much longer. A guy who plays like Mahomes is likely to suffer an injury that will have lingering effects. He’s so great, but Rodgers was so great after he won one and he never got back. Marino never got back. If Mahomes wins another, it will be like Peyton in Denver or Flacco in Baltimore. It won’t be because of his greatness.
I’m not talking about what he’s done. I agree he has been elite. I’m talking about if he wins another. I just don’t think they’re winning this year. I think the Lions and Ravens are better and half of the playoff teams will be at least capable of beating them, and they’re all going to be gunning for them. I think your 30s are different than your 20s, especially for a guy who counts on scrambling to make so many impossible plays happen, and there are a lot of young qbs on good teams or on teams maybe missing a piece or two that will step up and win. Goff and Lamar both seem poised to win now or soon. Stroud and Jayden are young, but I think they’ve got the goods. Burrow might be the best right now, but they need defensive help. Baker is my favorite. Great Josh Allen is scary when he shows up. I know I’m forgetting others and others will show up. It’s hard to win. What Mahomes and Reid have done is remarkable. What I think made Brady special was how the team changed around him and he stayed great for two decades. Patrick has done that so far with Wide outs. Can he do it another 10 years? I’m sure we’ll all be around to visit this discussion then.Monkey_Driven wrote:This is insane. Mahomes doesn't have the eye popping stats but he makes 4-5 plays a game that only he (and maybe 1-2) active QBs can make. His 3rd and long conversion rate is elite. He delivers in countless clutch moments. People hate the Chiefs, I get it, but he's the best there is right now. This isn't Jared Goff.daft twat wrote:epilogue wrote:If we're taking athleticism, Brady isn't close to either Mahomes or Lamar.
Overall... Brady still has the best overall career we've ever seen. And he has the head to head over Mahomes. I'd still take Mahomes, though. I think when his career is over, assuming he stays relatively healthy, it won't really be a contest when it's said and done.
Until Lamar wins a clutch game that matters, he doesn't belong in the conversation. So, I'd say Mahomes is way closer to Brady than Lamar is to Mahomes.
If KC three-peats, I'm not sure he doesn't surpass Brady then and there. And if they go undefeated to do it...?
Patrick is great. I’m a fan. This is a crazy take, though. In what world does 4 surpass 7?
I agree that it won’t be close when it’s all said and done. If the over/under on Mahomes’ future Super Bowl wins was one, I’d take the under. This year’s team reminds me of the Vikings two years ago that won all those one score games. I don’t think the Chiefs win the AFC this year. And the window is closing on Kelce. Reed, too, won’t be there much longer. A guy who plays like Mahomes is likely to suffer an injury that will have lingering effects. He’s so great, but Rodgers was so great after he won one and he never got back. Marino never got back. If Mahomes wins another, it will be like Peyton in Denver or Flacco in Baltimore. It won’t be because of his greatness.
Be careful what you wish for, we could always get more Jets and Cowboys national TV games...spike wrote:If only the Chiefs were nationally televised more, we could bask in his glory with you.
I want all the Jets games. I’m loving this motherfucker getting the send off from the league he deserves. I’m a Vikings fan and I hope Love wins two Super Bowls.Monkey_Driven wrote:Be careful what you wish for, we could always get more Jets and Cowboys national TV games...spike wrote:If only the Chiefs were nationally televised more, we could bask in his glory with you.
daft twat wrote:I want all the Jets games. I’m loving this motherfucker getting the send off from the league he deserves. I’m a Vikings fan and I hope Love wins two Super Bowls.Monkey_Driven wrote:Be careful what you wish for, we could always get more Jets and Cowboys national TV games...spike wrote:If only the Chiefs were nationally televised more, we could bask in his glory with you.
Agreed. He deserves everything that comes to him.daft twat wrote:I want all the Jets games. I’m loving this motherfucker getting the send off from the league he deserves. I’m a Vikings fan and I hope Love wins two Super Bowls.Monkey_Driven wrote:Be careful what you wish for, we could always get more Jets and Cowboys national TV games...spike wrote:If only the Chiefs were nationally televised more, we could bask in his glory with you.