cooperbh

He's been riding this act for years... http://boards.atlantafalcons.com/topic/3973635-sam-baker-contract-breakdown/page-3 Posts #45 and #55. Oh, but he's not Big Rob, though. Speaking of alt accounts, a big thanks to Swift for bumping the above thread before he was banned earlier today so that it was quickly and easily found in my browser history.

How does a topic about Scott Pioli turn into a 20 page Julio thread? Actually, I can think of about, oh, 70 reasons how that could happen. Think it's safe to say we've entered Swift territory at this point.

#needmoresugar #draftjohnnyfootball #santaclauseisreal

As was already stated, Brady had 67 more pass attempts than Ryan in 2011 and 2012, while getting hit 29 times less.

You're MY hero, Swift.

Thank you, young citizen. And remember... Don't do drugs, stay in school and always start your day with a nutritious breakfast.

Not true. Seattle won that game because, unlike Ryan, Wilson can do this... #elite #swag #thisissportscenter

Wrong.

Looks like we have reached the point where you just stop trying and start making up sh*t. As an objective realist, I should have known better than to try and debate with an emotional fanboy. Why don't we just agree to disagree on this one? I'll continue to believe in what I believe. You continue to believe in...

What's even funnier is that his latest rebuttal to my accusation was to do exactly what I accused him of doing - yet again.

No, he only had a 1,600 yd/12 TD RB - along with a top 10 defense and the most accurate clutch kicker in the game - to ride to a Super Bowl in 2004. Poor guy. And since you clowns always love to lump Turner, Roddy, Julio and Gonzo together as if they all played at the same time in peak health for seven full seasons during their respective primes, allow me to do the same for Brady. I believe the narrative goes something like: "Over the last few years, Brady has been SURROUNDED by elite weapons: A 1,600 yd/12 TD Pro Bowl RB, a first ballot HoF WR, a five-time Pro Bowl slot receiver, not one, but TWO 900+yd/10+ TD TEs, four Pro Bowl O-linemen, a top 5 defense, the best kicker in the game, the brightest OC in the game and arguably the greatest HC in NFL history. How in the heck did a QB who has been so coddled go nine seasons without winning a Super Bowl?" You know, being totally full of sh*t is kind of fun, actually. I think I get now why so many here do it.

You were probably too busy researching what a designed rollout is to notice it the first time, so I'll just post it again. QB Hits 2010 Ryan: 69 (21st) Brady: 52 (28th) 2011 Ryan: 84 (7th) Brady: 71 (21st) 2012 Ryan: 83 (8th) Brady: 67 (21st) http://www.nfl.com/s...qualified=false When you get done with the rollout thing, look up QB hits/pressures and the ways in which they impact a QB's ability to effectively do his job.

Which Manning receiver went to another team, period? A: None. Manning's best weapons have always been retained for him. What Brady receiver under the age of 32 went elsewhere and continued to be an impact receiver? A: Again, never happened. Although, I hear that Moss fella was OK even before he hooked up with Tom. Five Pro Bowls in your first six seasons is good, right?