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In response to "That's bs. Every single fucking time Tom Brady leads a game winning drive, he's the most clutch QB of all time." by Shaun

When Team #1 averages 35 points per game and the final score is 17-14...I'm not giving the winning QB all that much credit.

Posted by Will Hunting (aka JoeMetz) Apr 12 '17, 10:33

especially given the Tyree catch is a literal 1 in a million play. From the escape from the lineman to the throw to the actual catch against the helmet...it's a fluke play that justifiably would have ended the game.

The 2nd year, again, the Pats averaged 30+...and again, scored half.

What Eli did on offense in both games wouldn't have mattered if Osi/JPP/Strahan/Tuck etc etc hadn't halved the Patriots offensive outputs.

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You might not, but the voters decided he was the game's MVP. -- nm - Da5id Apr 12, 10:46 5
- I think most voters were loathe to split their votes 4-ways. - Will Hunting Apr 12, 10:52 2
  - You can use that 'but, if' clause for every single game in the history of sports. It's a shit argument. - Shaun Apr 12, 10:58 1
    - But, if....I'm not arguing who won -- the Giants won (and deserved to) - Will Hunting Apr 12, 11:04
- But David he didn't do anything useful. He was just there for shits n giggs and was useless. - Shaun Apr 12, 10:51 1
  - I'm sorry I dared to insinuate your QB who only scored 17 points (7 of which are due to an outright miracle play) - Will Hunting Apr 12, 10:57

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When Team #1 averages 35 points per game and the final score is 17-14...I'm not giving the winning QB all that much credit.

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