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hawksfan515 wrote:Peyton probably does deserve comeback player of the year and MVP, but what AP's been doing is otherwordly. What a beast.

Twisted wrote:

hawksfan515 wrote:Peyton probably does deserve comeback player of the year and MVP, but what AP's been doing is otherwordly. What a beast.

I'm not so sure about Manning for a couple reasons, one the Broncos made the playoffs the year before so simply pumping out a better record isn't anything special..

second, manning never really had any bad play prior to his hiatus so he didn't really make a comeback, a comeback is when you get pounded for a season or two, get injured, benched or whatever then come back screamin for vengeance winning a title, pretty much what Jimmy Plunkett did, hit rock bottom then bounced back..

to me thats what a come back is, rock bottom then making it big.. Manning just returned after healing from an injury and began where he left off..

players coming back off injuries really isn't a comeback unless the injury was extremely doubtful or somehow debilitating, both players healed 100% so?

but I know how the league is they want big name players involved with every move in the NFL.. so it will prolly be whichever player goes the deepest in the playoffs?

who knows though all that stuff is popularity among coaches and owners and we already know there are a lot of goofy coaches and owners out there... Jerry Jones, lol

madbohem wrote:Broncos Seahawks... would love that ... good old fashion AFC West Rivalry, man i hated Elway (but was happy he got his rings too, because he was so good and worth hating)

Manning MVP, sure... Wilson Super Bowl MVP > OROY

hawksfan515 wrote:

Twisted wrote:

hawksfan515 wrote:Peyton probably does deserve comeback player of the year and MVP, but what AP's been doing is otherwordly. What a beast.

I'm not so sure about Manning for a couple reasons, one the Broncos made the playoffs the year before so simply pumping out a better record isn't anything special..

second, manning never really had any bad play prior to his hiatus so he didn't really make a comeback, a comeback is when you get pounded for a season or two, get injured, benched or whatever then come back screamin for vengeance winning a title, pretty much what Jimmy Plunkett did, hit rock bottom then bounced back..

to me thats what a come back is, rock bottom then making it big.. Manning just returned after healing from an injury and began where he left off..

players coming back off injuries really isn't a comeback unless the injury was extremely doubtful or somehow debilitating, both players healed 100% so?

but I know how the league is they want big name players involved with every move in the NFL.. so it will prolly be whichever player goes the deepest in the playoffs?

who knows though all that stuff is popularity among coaches and owners and we already know there are a lot of goofy coaches and owners out there... Jerry Jones, lol

Didn't Manning have a career threatening injury?

hawker84 wrote:...........IMO broncos are the best team in the AFC right now, Manning and a killer D , NE only has Brady... Texans are pretenders i think. we'll see...

Twisted wrote:

hawksfan515 wrote:Peyton probably does deserve comeback player of the year and MVP, but what AP's been doing is otherwordly. What a beast.

I'm not so sure about Manning for a couple reasons, one the Broncos made the playoffs the year before so simply pumping out a better record isn't anything special..

second, manning never really had any bad play prior to his hiatus so he didn't really make a comeback, a comeback is when you get pounded for a season or two, get injured, benched or whatever then come back screamin for vengeance winning a title, pretty much what Jimmy Plunkett did, hit rock bottom then bounced back..

to me thats what a come back is, rock bottom then making it big.. Manning just returned after healing from an injury and began where he left off..

players coming back off injuries really isn't a comeback unless the injury was extremely doubtful or somehow debilitating, both players healed 100% so?

but I know how the league is they want big name players involved with every move in the NFL.. so it will prolly be whichever player goes the deepest in the playoffs?

who knows though all that stuff is popularity among coaches and owners and we already know there are a lot of goofy coaches and owners out there... Jerry Jones, lol

madbohem wrote:I just realized that a Seahawk Bronco match up would be the 420 Bowl

madbohem wrote:I just realized that a Seahawk Bronco match up would be the 420 Bowl

BadGuy711 wrote:I agree with points made previously that Manning deserves Comeback Player, and doesn't deserve MVP.

But I despise him on a personal level. He flirted with Harbaugh and Arizona, and refused to even meet with Pete Carroll and John Schneider. Like our franchise wasn't good enough to even get an hour of his time. We have a top notch owner, best fans, best homefield advantage, young talented defense, Top 5 RB and he wouldn't even listen to the possibility of playing for us even though he was making googly eyes at a half dozen teams. His loss. In hindsight, best thing that could have happened to us as no way Russell Wilson would have played over prima donna Peyton.

I hope the Broncos get destroyed in the playoffs and he never wins a thing.

madbohem wrote:I just realized that a Seahawk Bronco match up would be the 420 Bowl

BlueTalon wrote:

madbohem wrote:I just realized that a Seahawk Bronco match up would be the 420 Bowl

???

hawksfan515 wrote:

Twisted wrote:

hawksfan515 wrote:Peyton probably does deserve comeback player of the year and MVP, but what AP's been doing is otherwordly. What a beast.

I'm not so sure about Manning for a couple reasons, one the Broncos made the playoffs the year before so simply pumping out a better record isn't anything special..

second, manning never really had any bad play prior to his hiatus so he didn't really make a comeback, a comeback is when you get pounded for a season or two, get injured, benched or whatever then come back screamin for vengeance winning a title, pretty much what Jimmy Plunkett did, hit rock bottom then bounced back..

to me thats what a come back is, rock bottom then making it big.. Manning just returned after healing from an injury and began where he left off..

players coming back off injuries really isn't a comeback unless the injury was extremely doubtful or somehow debilitating, both players healed 100% so?

but I know how the league is they want big name players involved with every move in the NFL.. so it will prolly be whichever player goes the deepest in the playoffs?

who knows though all that stuff is popularity among coaches and owners and we already know there are a lot of goofy coaches and owners out there... Jerry Jones, lol

Didn't Manning have a career threatening injury? Not just some ACL which takes a season out. His injury destroys a career. He had a damaged nerve in his neck that required multiple surgeries. AP had a tendon in his leg that tore and they replaced it with a tendon up in his upper leg. Peyton's injury, people were wondering if he could ever play again. With AP, they just thought it would take him more time.

The injury WAS extremely doubtful and debilitating. I think AP is having a better season as related to his position group, but Manning came back from a much more severe injury and is playing well, make no mistake.

morgulon1 wrote:

hawksfan515 wrote:

Twisted wrote:[quote="hawksfan515"]Peyton probably does deserve comeback player of the year and MVP, but what AP's been doing is otherwordly. What a beast.

I'm not so sure about Manning for a couple reasons, one the Broncos made the playoffs the year before so simply pumping out a better record isn't anything special..

second, manning never really had any bad play prior to his hiatus so he didn't really make a comeback, a comeback is when you get pounded for a season or two, get injured, benched or whatever then come back screamin for vengeance winning a title, pretty much what Jimmy Plunkett did, hit rock bottom then bounced back..

to me thats what a come back is, rock bottom then making it big.. Manning just returned after healing from an injury and began where he left off..

players coming back off injuries really isn't a comeback unless the injury was extremely doubtful or somehow debilitating, both players healed 100% so?

but I know how the league is they want big name players involved with every move in the NFL.. so it will prolly be whichever player goes the deepest in the playoffs?

who knows though all that stuff is popularity among coaches and owners and we already know there are a lot of goofy coaches and owners out there... Jerry Jones, lol

Didn't Manning have a career threatening injury? Not just some ACL which takes a season out. His injury destroys a career. He had a damaged nerve in his neck that required multiple surgeries. AP had a tendon in his leg that tore and they replaced it with a tendon up in his upper leg. Peyton's injury, people were wondering if he could ever play again. With AP, they just thought it would take him more time.

The injury WAS extremely doubtful and debilitating. I think AP is having a better season as related to his position group, but Manning came back from a much more severe injury and is playing well, make no mistake.

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