Peyton started 0-3 in the playoffs.
His numbers those games:
19/42 227yds 0TD 0INT
17/32 194yds 1TD 0INT
14/31 137yds 0TD 2INT
Romo:
17/29 189yds 1TD 0INT
18/36 201yds 1TD 1INT
And don't kid yourself, Peyton was called a choker who couldn't win big games dating back to college, LONG before his days of falling to Belichick. Both guys were called losers based on a small sample size of playoff games.
Suddenly a switch is flipped and Peyton is a "elite winner". No, he always was. Not every QB is going to have immediate success in the postseason, and even then, it means little.
Ask Dan Marino.
I stand by my thoughts on this guy as a QB. There's few I'd take over him right now.
His numbers those games:
19/42 227yds 0TD 0INT
17/32 194yds 1TD 0INT
14/31 137yds 0TD 2INT
Romo:
17/29 189yds 1TD 0INT
18/36 201yds 1TD 1INT
And don't kid yourself, Peyton was called a choker who couldn't win big games dating back to college, LONG before his days of falling to Belichick. Both guys were called losers based on a small sample size of playoff games.
Suddenly a switch is flipped and Peyton is a "elite winner". No, he always was. Not every QB is going to have immediate success in the postseason, and even then, it means little.
Ask Dan Marino.
I stand by my thoughts on this guy as a QB. There's few I'd take over him right now.
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