WELCOME, GuestBelichick Gambles and Loses to Colts When Patriots Go For It on 4th and 2 in Fourth Quarter
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Did Bill Belichick make the right call to go for it late in the game? You decide.
| Date: | 11/15/2009 |
| Category: | Highlights - Winning Drive |
| Teams: | New England Patriots Indianapolis Colts |
| Players: | Coach Bill Belichick QB Tom Brady WR Wes Welker RB Kevin Faulk RB Joseph Addai WR Reggie Wayne QB Peyton Manning |
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Hold on, yankeesuck. I know that Brady has 3 superbowls but Peyton will get one this year, so 3 to 2, and also Peyton passed for 49 touchdowns in 2005 even though he RESTED IN THE LAST THREE GAMES. Tom Brady only beat Manning by ONE touchdown, even though he was starting the ENTIRE SEASON. PEYTON IS THE BEST QUARTERBACK IN FOOTBALL. GO COLTS!!!!!
horrible comparison to grady little...how many rings do they each have??? bad comparison, sorry.
See my reply above. Peyton and the Colts rule.