Drew Brees To Sign New Deal Monday

[ram29jackson]

QB's like Eli Manning & Big Ben & Tom Brady & Peyton Manning go into hostile environments in bad weather in January and beat quality teams. Frequently.

Drew Brees goes into Seattle as defending SB champion and can't find a way to get past the 7-9 Seahawks.

When has he done anything in a big spot, on the road, outside of that comfy dome?

yep, it was pretty cold in that dome in Indiana that day they beat the Pats

[Warner2BruceTD]

I'm actually pretty surprised at some of you guys. QB's have always been measured by two things, winning SB's, and winning tough games on the road.

I'm not suggesting Brees isn't a great QB. I'm saying he's never won a tough game on the road in his life, something the other elite QB's in the game have all done.

[ram29jackson]

...and so do the other QB's i've compared him to.

And they get it done on the road in big spots, he does not. The idea that he thinks he is worth more than Tom Brady is ridiculous to me.

...In new Orleans,he is

[ram29jackson]

I'm actually pretty surprised at some of you guys. QB's have always been measured by two things, winning SB's, and winning tough games on the road.

I'm not suggesting Brees isn't a great QB. I'm saying he's never won a tough game on the road in his life, something the other elite QB's in the game have all done.

How many QB's can say they were interviewed on Oprah ? huuuh?

that is some rare air there

[Warner2BruceTD]

yep, it was pretty cold in that dome in Idiana that day they beat the Pats

In 2003 Manning beat a 13-3 Chiefs team in KC, one of, if not THE toughest place to play in football.

Manning also went into Baltimore and beat a 13-3 Ravens team that had the #1 defense in the league.

Has Brees ever beaten the #1 defense in the league, let alone on the road? We all know he piles up meaningless stats in domes versus bottom feeders, like his embarrassing stat grabs at the end of last season, and the final game of the 2008 season at home against Carolina where he chucked the ball up 50 times desperately chasing Marino.

[ram29jackson]

In 2003 Manning beat a 13-3 Chiefs team in KC, one of, if not THE toughest place to play in football.

Manning also went into Baltimore and beat a 13-3 Ravens team that had the #1 defense in the league.

Has Brees ever beaten the #1 defense in the league, let alone on the road? We all know he piles up meaningless stats in domes versus bottom feeders, like his embarrassing stat grabs at the end of last season, and the final game of the 2008 season at home against Carolina where he chucked the ball up 50 times desperately chasing Marino.

it worked though

[Warner2BruceTD]

it worked though

The Saints lost the game, missed the playoffs, and he failed to break the record.

[ram29jackson]

The Saints lost the game, missed the playoffs, and he failed to break the record.

LOL I thought you were talking about last year.

[citizenerased]

LOL I thought you were talking about last year.

Him saying "2008" wasn't a big enough clue about what year he was talking about?

[KNUBB]

The Saints lost the game, missed the playoffs, and he failed to break the record.

He totally wasn't trying to win that game tossing it 50 times or nothing

He totally didn't have the Saints with the lead with less than a minute left in the game or nothing against SF last season.

Roman Harper was totally doing his job and the Saints entire D didn't get bumfucked into what is being lumped into some of the greatest runs of all time or nothing.

I see you have taken on Nuk's role in the NFL Forum.

[ryne candy]

Signed 5 year/100 million...40 guaranteed 1st year (according to ESPN).

edit: 60M guaranteed overall.

[JimLeavy59]

What a greedy fuck.

[July 4 1776]

40 Million....His first year? They have the salary cap for that? Damn lol

[tigstah]

cha-ching.....dayum.

[bucky]

40 Million....His first year? They have the salary cap for that? Damn lol

Does the guaranteed money get spread out or is that entire 40 off the first year cap.