Most hated player in the NFL?

[Tengo Juego]

LMAO @ Cromartie. What a bitch. Makes me appreciate Woodson and Harris that much more.

[dope]

i fucking hate this guy



but i fucking love this guy!

[Archer]

So I don't get people hating Darren Sproles and I'm "officer threadwatcher", you don't get people hating Manning and that makes you....?

He plays for the Chargers ... that should be enough reason to hate anyone.

[Wildcard]

[Nukleopatra]

Drew "Let's squeeze a Katrina mention into every interview, and kiss the cities ass every chance I get" Brees is easily my most hated player.

I hate players who go on and on about how great their city is. New Orleans offered you the most money. That's why you're there. End of story, STFU mole face.

:iagree:

How about that commercial where you see Drew Brees pounding in one nail, helping the community get back on its feet? How can you hate a guy like that?

I didn't really hate Drew Brees until last week, where he surpassed the great Scott Brunner in playoff wins (2.)

[Fox1994]

Haters gonna hate

And I have plenty to go around.

They talk alot of trash and seem to have the most annoying fans [I know all teams have some bad fans]. Add on the fact that they have an annoying QB, cry baby runningback and a ex-steroid user at Linebacker and it becomes very easy to hate

Especially if you're a Colts fan...

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This douche makes me extremely angry. The waffling shit really made me angry. And I just don't think he's been that great in a long time. People are always quick to attribute Brady and Manning's success to the rule changes, but they forget that this man has had his worst years since 2004. And he's played his entire career after 1978, despite what you may be led to believe. Haha.

This year he was phenomenal, but so was every other quarterback in the NFL. I hope he is hurt so bad he can never play again this weekend. If not this weekend, in the Super Bowl. I was hoping he would this season, and he didn't. If the Saints win the NFCCG, I'm rooting for them. If the Vikes win, I'm rooting for the AFC - Jets OR Colts...

I like AD. I like Jared Allen. But I can't root for the Vikings while he's there... Unless they play the Bears... or maybe the Chargers or the Broncos... but that would make the AFCW look good (him losing to them) so Idk...


Jay Cutler is a douche. He looks like a prissy little bitch and he threw four itnerceptions against the Packers... one was with four defenders in the area... There's no exception for that. I hope he gets hurt ASAP and sucks even worse. Because of him, I can't root for the Bears in the NFCN... Asshole.

Looks ungrateful as shit in this picture.


One great year, and he's in the best of all time discussion... NO.

I wanted to put Peyton, but I like him... I just don't like al the rule changes Bill Polian has influenced.

[Nukleopatra]

I always thought the following made Tom Brady one of the greatest of all-time..

Career

97–30 (regular season), 111–34 (career) as a starter
7–1 (career) in overtime games
30–6 (career) vs. NFC teams
29 game-winning drives after a Patriots' fourth-quarter tie or deficit[46]

Post-season records and statistics

NFL record for most consecutive wins in post season: 10 (broke record of Green Bay's Bart Starr).
Most consecutive post season wins (college and professional combined): 12
3 Super Bowl victories
2 Super Bowl MVP awards
Most completions in a Super Bowl (32 in Super Bowl XXXVIII)
Most career Super Bowl completions (100 in four games)
Highest completion percentage in a single game, minimum 20 attempts (26 of 28, 92.9%, against Jacksonville in 2007 AFC Divisional round)[47]

Not bad for a guy who had ''one great season.''

[Tengo Juego]

Ownt.

[SuperKevin]

I drew this back in 2007

[Fox1994]

I always thought the following made Tom Brady one of the greatest of all-time..

Career

97–30 (regular season), 111–34 (career) as a starter
7–1 (career) in overtime games
30–6 (career) vs. NFC teams
29 game-winning drives after a Patriots' fourth-quarter tie or deficit[46]

Post-season records and statistics

NFL record for most consecutive wins in post season: 10 (broke record of Green Bay's Bart Starr).
Most consecutive post season wins (college and professional combined): 12
3 Super Bowl victories
2 Super Bowl MVP awards
Most completions in a Super Bowl (32 in Super Bowl XXXVIII)
Most career Super Bowl completions (100 in four games)
Highest completion percentage in a single game, minimum 20 attempts (26 of 28, 92.9%, against Jacksonville in 2007 AFC Divisional round)[47]

Not bad for a guy who had ''one great season.''

He had several good seasons, but the most TDs he ever threw outside of 2007 was 28. In 2007, obviously, he threw 50. 2007 was a great season...

He had two other 4000 yard seasons (2005, 2009)... He's certainly good, but he's not God. He doesn't even equate in the NFL what Tebow was supposed to equate in the FBS (I'd say 2007 and 2008 were better seasons to show him off as an individual than 2009)...

However, he had good to great defenses every year that I can remember... Was there a year that he didn't?

The game winning drives and come-from-behind victories impress me, though.

[Nukleopatra]

I don't have a problem with you disliking Brady, because I'm not a huge fan either, but I completely disagree with you about him not being one of the greatest of all-time. A lot of the greats had great defenses, and talented players around them, doesn't make them any less great. Back in '81, Joe Montana had the 2nd best defense in yards allowed, in '84 he had a top 10 defense again, in '89 Joe Montana had the 4th best defense - does that make Joe Montana any less great?

[Shayn•Da•Pain]

Montana is the shit son! But I digress. Tom Brady is one of the GOAT QB no doubt. Montana is my favorite QB ever, because he was so cool. I obviously think Montana had amazing numbers, wins, rings, but what I think seperates guys like Montana, Brady, and guys like these two are how calm and cool under pressure they played and won in big games. The way the lead the team. How they handled defining moments and performed near flawlessly. Just amazing.

[Nukleopatra]

Montana is the shit son! But I digress. Tom Brady is one of the GOAT QB no doubt. Montana is my favorite QB ever, because he was so cool. I obviously think Montana had amazing numbers, wins, rings, but what I think seperates guys like Montana, Brady, and guys like these two are how calm and cool under pressure they played and won in big games. The way the lead the team. How they handled defining moments and performed near flawlessly. Just amazing.

Joe was, at the time, my most hated player (being a Rams fan.) The guy was in my nightmares, literally. It had nothing to do with his attitude, or the way he handled himself, because the guy seemed to be a class act - Joe Montana was one of those rare cases, where my hatred was based around him being too good. It's a compliment, really.

[Esjay]

He deserved jail time. I don't care who you are. When you do that shit, you go to jail. Fuck Peyton Manning. How is he likable? He's a crybaby bitch who couldn't take his benching like a fucking man. What a giant pussy.

LOL your dumbass acts as if he was benched for poor performance. In case you forgot, we were WINNING THE GAME. I'd understand you criticizing him if he DIDN'T get upset over being benched. He is competitive, it's what got him this far and what makes him such a great player. He is going to be upset when the organization benches him because they essentially don't care about winning the game.

You are a fucking moron. Get over the fact that the Lions suck ass and quit being such a pussy.

[Bear Pand]

The entire Colts team looked pissed on the sidelines when they got pulled out of the game. I don't blame them either. The guy who handled it the "worst" in terms of how he acted in public was probably Jeff Saturday.