I don't know about best ever, although there's no doubt that he's in the
process of building up a HOF and "best ever" career.
I'd like to think that this season Brady's putting to rest all of those
claims that he's just some sort of system QB and not really in Payton's
class.
a) Brady's showing what he can do when he had a top-flight set of
receivers.
b) To a very large degree, all QBs and all players, for that matter, are
products of the systems they play in. Should players have to play under
multiple coaches and/or multiple teams, assumedly under different
systems, just to prove themselves? I should think not.
Smith went over to Brady during warm ups and cursed at him.
After Brady punked him for a TD, he told him off.
Passiveness isn't always the correct route, though I do understand
your position.
Once again, Smith took it up to another level when he directed
profanities at him, directly, during pre game warm ups. I guess we
all have our standards as to what we consider "childish."
Having years of illegal films of opposing defenses sure makes his job
easier!
mr dude
He's just an arrogant punk. The type the media likes to showcase these days.
>Glenn Greenstein <glen.j...@worldnet.att.net> wrote:
>> Trash talking to Troy Polomolu is one thing, but doing it to Smith is just
>> childish.
>
>I disagree. Its all part of point #3, humiliating your opponent. Sure,
>it might cause them to "get up for the game" down the road, but it could
>also cause long lasting psychological effects if you get in their head.
Bullshit. That's JV stuff at best.
Did Ditka really say that?
I take it all back.
Well, Ditka is a legit tough guy.
OK, I'll side with Iron Mike.
>
Pretty much what I said...JV stuff at best.
Damn straight! You don't come into someones house and piss on their
carpet. Smith is a chump and got lit up like the chump he is.
Brady has done it to other teams int he past as well. I remember that
game they had with the Titans, It was justified though.