Remember, Manning is born on the 83rd day of the year and Tom Brady is born on August 3 or 8/3.
Football = 6+15+15+20+2+1+12+12 = 83
I've always seen how these two were mediocre talents, who were given all day to throw the ball and always had receivers that were wide open. For more than a decade I've wondered how other fans of the game can't see what is so apparent. Now, more clearly than ever, I understand why these two lame birds were chosen to be the face of the league for a generation.
http://espn.go.com/espn/feature/story/_/id/14207175/what-miss-classic-duels-tom-brady-peyton-manning-nfl
http://espn.go.com/blog/denver-broncos/post/_/id/16608/its-no-manning-brady-but-still-plenty-to-talk-about-in-patriots-broncos-game
So get this, this 11/29 will be the 68 year anniversary of the partition of Palestine, in 1947. Denver = 68, Broncos = 86, and Peyton Manning (not playing) = 68. From the last time these teams met at Mile High, in the playoffs on 1/19/14, until this Sunday, is 680 days (counting the end date). This season Brady has a QBR of 68.1, and in his career he has 47 total losses, a 74-33 record on the road (there's that pairing again), 7.47 yards per pass attempt, 417 TDs and 147 Interceptions. In his career against Denver Brady has 247 completions and 274 yards per game. In his last game against Denver, this time in New England, Brady had 33 completions for 333 yards. The new Bronco QB Osweiler has some numbers himself, as last game he had a completion percentage of 74, and this Sunday will be 7 days since his birthday, or 168 hours. Sunday also has a date numerology of 55, and Brock Osweiler = 155, he has 555 career passing yards, and in his freshman season at ASU he had 55 pass attempts. Hard to divine a winner here, but holy cow what a web.
ReplyDelete"In his last game against Denver, this time in New England, Brady had 33 completions for 333 yards."
ReplyDeletePetr Cech a goalkeeper in pro soccer left Chelsea to join Arsenal:
He played 333 times for Chelsea and left them at the age of 33 and he wears no. 33 for Arsenal.
Such Masonic mockery.
You know, it really is pretty obvious when you watch a Patriots game how mediocre Brady actually is. I can't remember the last time I saw him fit the ball in a tight window etc. Are we supposed to believe the Pats routes are just SO uncoverable? Wes Welker was an athletic wonder to get open as much as he did, huh? Haha.
ReplyDeleteRodgers is by far the best in the league. Even if its rigged shit.
War of 1812 symbology
ReplyDeleteAll of 1812 is interesting, as it mirrors global events today.
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