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Quote Originally Posted by greenmon$ter:
Maybe I am underestimating Tom Brady's will to win, but here's the thing. I believe the guy is maniacal about winning, and puts that goal above all else. But even as driven as he is, I just can't magine that any athlete can maintain the same drive and the same hunger after having achieved so much success. There may not be much of a dropoff in desire in Brady's case, because he is the consumate team player, but there has to be some.
I firmly believe that Peyton Manning's desire to finally get one over on Tom Brady in an AFC title game outweighs Brady's desire to stick it to Manning for a third time.
not so sure about that one b, try running that by sir charles or the mailman.
I firmly believe that Peyton Manning's desire to finally get one over on Tom Brady in an AFC title game outweighs Brady's desire to stick it to Manning for a third time.
not so sure about that one b, try running that by sir charles or the mailman.
i could easily see the colts pulling the redsox in '04 this year... but i could also easily see them as this decade's equivalent to the buffalo bills of the early 90's...
greenmon$ter,
Charles Barkley and Karl Malone were great, but they weren't better than Michael Jordan. He had the sickest combination of talent and desire I've ever seen. Bastard even scored 38 points on the Jazz in '97 when he was on death's door (Game 5).
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