Ex-Giants K Lawrence Tynes: Forget Records — Eli Is Still Better Than Peyton
"The facts are that you don't get rings for breaking records," Tynes tweeted. "You get them for winning championships. I could mention playoff records (too)."
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"The facts are that you don't get rings for breaking records," Tynes tweeted. "You get them for winning championships. I could mention playoff records (too)."
After setting the NFL record with his 509th touchdown toss, Manning's teammates played keep-away with his milestone memento, and the quarterback played right along.
The Seahawks dominated statistically, outgaining the Rams 463-272. But for St. Louis, special teams trickery was the difference.
With five straight losses and a short week coming up, the Jets are spiraling out of control. Next up: the archrival Patriots in Foxboro.
He's still not much of a quarterback. But Sunday wasn't all Geno Smith's fault. Lay this one on a defense that couldn't keep the heat on Peyton Manning -- and paid the price.
Peyton Manning is seen as one of, if not, the greatest quarterback to play in the NFL. After the five-time MVP's performance against the Arizona Cardinals on Sunday, it is fitting to remember why Manning is so loved by fans, non-fans, and those within the league.
Coming into the season, the Jets were looked at as a possible contender for the AFC East crown, though perennial power New England certainly would have taken top billing. Flash forward five weeks into the season and the Jets are reeling.
The coach is blaming himself, the QB situation is a mess and the defense suddenly can't stop anyone. The Jets are 1-4, on a four-game skid and facing a season on the verge of spiraling out of control.
Peyton's brain is always one step ahead of everyone on the gridiron. No. 18 keeps the chains moving like no one else in his profession.
So it is with my jaded view of the world that I address the Ben Roethlisberger - Emmanuel Sanders feud. Sanders said that his new quarterback, Peyton Manning, is a much better leader than his old quarterback, Big Ben. And thus the verbal jousting began, feathers flexed, talons out.
Boomer reluctantly put his rhyming skills on display. That in turn prompted 'The' Eddie Scozzare to take a well-thought-out shot at the Blonde Bomber.
The Manning brothers are at it again. No, not on the football field, but in a brand new music video.
It's a poorly-kept secret that the Seattle Seahawks don't mind taking a penalty flag or two for pass interference or defensive holding in exchange for five or six no-calls on borderline plays. Supposedly, the NFL will be cracking down on physical play in the defensive backfield. If true-and that's a big if-it could mean even bigger numbers for the quarterbacks.
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According to a new Harris Poll, NBA superstar LeBron James -- now a member of the Cavaliers -- is the United States' favorite athlete.
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Jay Mohr -- a very good friend of the Boomer & Carton program on WFAN -- asked Eli a series of questions about the two brothers, and they revealed a lot about who is superior in different aspects of life.
He was in town not only to see Jeter but to appear Monday on late-night TV with David Letterman, another star planning to step away soon: "I'm sad to see some of these guys retiring. I'm not far behind."
Peyton Manning's never-ending quest to hone his game and Nick Saban's desire to decipher fast-paced offenses led to a recent meeting that the Crimson Tide coach called mutually beneficial.
After just a few seasons we find reasons to jam the eject button on an athlete. Manning went from G.O.A.T. to goat in just 60 minutes. And from winner to loser.
The Denver Broncos seemed unstoppable, even unbeatable at times during the 2013 season. But, when the Vince Lombardi Trophy was on the line, they were blown out by the Seattle Seahawks.
It's unfair to say that Denver lost it. Seattle snatched it and swallowed it. This team was bigger, faster and bionic in the way that it smashed the Broncos.
Led by its All-Pro cornerback, Seattle's "Legion of Boom" secondary and the nastiest defense in the NFL proved the strength of the Seahawks was greater than the record-setting arm of Peyton Manning in their stunning 43-8 rout on Sunday night.
While the rest of the world was tweeting about Peyton Manning's nightmarish Super Bowl, Hillary Clinton was taking aim at the network airing game.
