Just gonna leave this here

[SuperFist]

Wow, you bring nothing to the table. Why debate, when you don't have the brain capacity to do so?

[foleyfunk89]

I'm not going to argue points with you SuperFist. I want to make another point of my own though. Statistics in this era can't even begin to be compared to statistics from prior eras. The game has changed, the stats, due to the way the game is played/officiated are becoming inflated and sadly throwing 40-50 TD's or close to 4,500-5,000 yards in a few short years may become a lot closer to the norm that one might think right now.

[SuperFist]

Inflated stats are definitely the norm in all sports now, but you can't deny the efficiency numbers and Brady is off the charts. He's also led his team to 5 Super Bowl appearances, only one other QB has done that(John Elway).

And I agree 40-50 td's per season is a little easier now, but the fact that Brady threw only 8 interceptions to 50 touchdowns is incredible by even todays standards.

[Captain Howdy]

Look, we get it. You've got a hard-on for the Patriots and a giant man-crush on Tom Brady.

[SuperFist]

Howdy, I get it. You can't produce a good argument for any topic.

[enforcer]

Lol, remember when the Giants beat the Patriots both times they met in the Super Bowl?

[Captain Howdy]

Good times.

[Captain Howdy]

So.....

How about that Patriots dynasty?

[Captain Howdy]

So, another year passes, and another great season's end for the "Patriots dynasty."

Lulz.

[SuperFist]

Good season for The Giants, but I think it did more to solidify The Patriots as a dynasty.

5 Super Bowls in 11 years. A 16-0 regular season in '07 and 3 Super Bowl victories. I also think that the past 3-4 years have been part of a re-build for The Pats. I know it sounds ridiculous to say that a team that made it to the Super Bowl is in a re-build period, but it just shows you how good that franchise is. In the next few years you'll see a better wide receiving core and a better secondary and I think they will make atleast 2 more SB appearances before The Brady/Belichick era ends.