Best Qb in the AFC east

I have to say Tom Brady *throws up in own mouth*

As far as I know, there are no indication of Tom Brady being out of form after the injury.

Edit:
Chad Pennington is a close second, IMO.

Trent Edwards over Sanchez due to experience.

There shouldn't need to be more than half a second of thought put into this..... regardless of how we feel about him.
None of the others are close.

It's a no brainer. Brady is the best QB in this division. An arrogant, pretentious, piece of feces but he is a good QB.

It can only be Brady,hate to say.There are no other QB's in the East that have his resume'.

I know, the answer is Brady, but you have to start somewhere.

We do have the clear #2 Qb though, Edwards and Sanchez are not even a close second.

Brady is the best QB in the NFL, and one of the best of all time, let alone best in this division. There really isn't a close second.
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"PS17 wrote:

Brady is the best QB in the NFL, and one of the best of all time, let alone best in this division. There really isn't a close second.
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I believe Peyton Manning is a better QB than Brady. JMO

"DaFish wrote:

I believe Peyton Manning is a better QB than Brady. JMO

Peyton can't lead his team in the playoffs.
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"PS17 wrote:

Peyton can't lead his team in the playoffs.
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Neither can Sanchez/Clemens and Farve when you had him.

"FinSane wrote:

Neither can Sanchez/Clemens and Farve when you had him.

Not one of them was ever the QB when we were in the playoffs. What does that statement have to do with anything?
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"PS17 wrote:

Peyton can't lead his team in the playoffs.
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Throw a Pats jersey on Peyton and lets see how he leads them in the playoffs. The Pats have had much better teams than the Colts.

I do been overall team.

"PS17 wrote:

Not one of them was ever the QB when we were in the playoffs. What does that statement have to do with anything?
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You shouldve been happy the QB you had even got you to the playoffs with that crap of a roster he had to work with all those years.

"FinSane wrote:

You shouldve been happy the QB you had even got you to the playoffs with that crap of a roster he had to work with all those years.

Dude...WTH are you talking about???
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"DaFish wrote:

Throw a Pats jersey on Peyton and lets see how he leads them in the playoffs. The Pats have had much better teams than the Colts.

I do been overall team.

They had the best offense in the league for the majority of the decade and they only won once.
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Guys, keep it civil :)

I voted Brady, it's a no-brainer

"Silverphin wrote:

I have to say Tom Brady *throws up in own mouth*

As far as I know, there are no indication of Tom Brady being out of form after the injury.

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Chad Pennington is a close second, IMO.

Trent Edwards over Sanchez due to experience.

this.

"Silverphin wrote:

Chad Pennington is a close second, IMO.

Penny is good, but he's nowhere near Brady in terms of talent

If I were to rank them it would look like this:

1. Tom Brady
2. Chad Pennington
3. Trent Edwards
4. Sanchez.

"FinsAreLife wrote:

If I were to rank them it would look like this:

1. Tom Brady
2. Chad Pennington
3. Trent Edwards
4. Sanchez.

heres my ranking....

brady
pennington
henne
edwards
clemens
sanchez
:shifty:

I don't think you can even rank Sanchez at this point. I would at least wait until the end of Preseason. I'll give you Brady 1, Chad 2, but I am by no means sold on Trent Edwards yet. And I do think this Sanchez kid has got something...obviously LOL
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"PS17 wrote:

Peyton can't lead his team in the playoffs.
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To say that is a tad ignorant. Peyton has without a doubt led his team in the playoffs many times. Has he done it to the level Brady has?? Heck no. I will agree with you on that point completely. But to say Peyton has never led his team in the playoffs is incorrect. He has a Super Bowl title and has been to a few conference championship games. He also has not had the defense that Brady has had but thats a different arguement.

All in all, Peyton is a good postseason leader but no where near the best of all time (Brady, Montana, etc.).

You know what? I never thought thephins can earn any more of my respect. But the fact that we all selected Brady so far (17) says something. Good job guys.

I was pressing the right mouse button on Brady trying to convince myself the poll was broken and I didn't have to vote Brady....but I did anyway.

"FinsAreLife wrote:

To say that is a tad ignorant. Peyton has without a doubt led his team in the playoffs many times. Has he done it to the level Brady has?? Heck no. I will agree with you on that point completely. But to say Peyton has never led his team in the playoffs is incorrect. He has a Super Bowl title and has been to a few conference championship games. He also has not had the defense that Brady has had but thats a differen
t arguement.

All in all, Peyton is a good postseason leader but no where near the best of all time (Brady, Montana, etc.).

Look man, all I was saying is that Manning should have more than one ring with that team he has. It's like the Atlanta Braves of the 90's.
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"FinsAreLife wrote:

To say that is a tad ignorant. Peyton has without a doubt led his team in the playoffs many times. Has he done it to the level Brady has?? Heck no. I will agree with you on that point completely. But to say Peyton has never led his team in the playoffs is incorrect. He has a Super Bowl title and has been to a few conference championship games. He also has not had the defense that Brady has had but thats a different arguement.

All in all, Peyton is a good postseason leader but no where near the best of all time (Brady, Montana, etc.).

I think the point that he was making is that Brady is clutch, Manning has let his team down several times in the playoffs and in the road to the playoffs. Brady steps it up a few notches when it comes playoff time, he's a bit like Michael Jordan in that regard and he's a hell of alot better than Manning when it comes to being clutch. :wink2: