I dont understand what the first half of your sentence means?!?

I dont like Manning but wouldnt wish injury on him same as any other player, but I also dont feel sorry for people who get injured either their well payed and its not as if they would lose their job through it like a bloke in a normal job could.

Although I wouldnt mind certain players missing a game against the Pats just to give us a better chance of winning natch.

Anybody watched the video on NFL.com about Brady being voted the 21st best NFL player of all time. Gotta love Rod Woodson He's bang on as well, as is Jamie Dukes for once.

Fan boy opinion vs one of the all time best defensive players opinion. I'm going with Rod on this one.

Brady's very good but to say he's a better player than the all time leading rusher is stupid. As has been said. In todays NFL where you can barely sneeze near a QB without drawing a flag Marino would have posted untouchable numbers.

Do you honestly, without your bias, think there have only been 20 players ever that are better than Brady? Honestly?

3rd highest QB rating ever
3-1 in the Super Bowl
Fastest QB to 100 wins
First QB to throw 200 TD's with under 100 INT's
Most touchdowns in a single season

Woodson was hating on Brady as he ALWAYS does, same goes for that buffoon Dukes, Brady is the 2nd best QB of all time so easily a top 10 player in NFL history.

Super Peyton Manning has 2 TDs and 2 INTs in the Super Bowl, chokes on regular occasions in the playoffs and Favre has far too many picks to be even talked about in the same breath as Montana, Brady & Manning it's them 3 and the rest.

Elway lost every Super Bowl he was in without TD running for him and Marino choked hence his 0 rings.

Right ok. For starters Brady has the sixth-highest career passer rating of all time (93.5) among quarterbacks with at least 1,500 career passing attempts. So that first point is wrong.

Well done to him. I assume that's all down to him? I think you are doing a great disservice to Belichek and the rest of the Patriots. They were that good at one point that the Pats rode Matt Cassel to an 11-5 season. Though of course that was all Cassels work I assume?

Again a very impressive stat. The nature of the game in the past ensured that Marino and company wouldn't have had a chance. Hell take a look at Elway and Montana. It's a very impressive stat though.

Don't think you can count that 50 TD season under your "definition of greatness" rules. 23 of those TD's were caught by future Hall of Famer Randy Moss.

Manning chokes in the playoffs yet he's in the top 3 QB's ever? Interesting. Take a look at the stats for the 3 Superbowls Brady has won. You claim he had no support cast yet the team ran for over 90 yards on each occasion. Twice over 100.

Brady is very, very good. He may become the best of all time. But I personally wouldn't say he's even the best in the league.

I would like to see the full list before I comment, Emmitt Smith being as low as he is, is quite comical IMO, whoever did the list needs to be tested for drugs !!

I dont think players who are still active should be in the "greatest ever players" anyway FWIW.

As an example lets use Brady. He could win another 2/3 superbowls and put himself number 1 on the list or he could have 5 losing seasons and drop of the list altogether IMO

People like Lawrence Taylor should be high on the list, he changed the way defence is played. In reference to greatest ever, it's hard to just base it on numbers alone as a lot of players missed time due to being involed in wars.

He should, fantastic pass rusher (and the sort of on-field player Belichick needs to find again).

With the exception of the early giants reams that had Landry and Lombardi as co-ordinators. The 1990 superbowl champion giants had a great cast of future coaches.

Front Office
Co-Owner - Wellington Mara
Co-Owner - Tim Mara
General Manager - George Young
Head Coaches

Head Coach - Bill Parcells

Offensive Coaches

Offensive Coordinator - Ron Erhardt

Quarterbacks -
Running Backs - Ray Handley
Wide Receivers - Tom Coughlin
Tight Ends - Mike Pope
Offensive Line - Fred Hoaglin

Defensive Coaches

Defensive Coordinator - Bill Belichick
Defensive Line - Romeo Crennel
Linebackers - Al Groh
Special Teams Coaches

Special Teams Coordinator - Mike Sweatman
Assistant Special Teams - Charlie Weis