Bye Bye Broncos

[dolphins4life]

Look at some of his cold weather games. 

In 2002, he was playing with a below average team.

In 2003, he did play awful.

Like in 2004, he never had a chance because his defense couldn't get off the field or stop the Patriots running game and his teammates coughed up two fumbles.

Last year, he had the team in position to win, but his defense could not play prevent defense.

I don't think he is as bad as people make him out to be

I think I remember a stat from last weekend that Peyton's QB rating in the playoffs is HIGHER than Brady's

His receivers dropped a couple of passes that did not help last night either.

[MyGodWearsAHoodie]

I think I remember a stat from last weekend that Peyton's QB rating in the playoffs is HIGHER than Brady's

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I don't doubt that. 

But I also remember at one point.

Brady's QB rating outdoors higher than Peyton.
Brady's QB rating indoors higher than Peyton.
But Peyton's overall QB rating being higher.    (BTW this is refered to as the Simpson's paradox)

Because both were better indoors than outdoors and Peyton played more indoor games than outdoor games. 

Brady has played more playoff games in bad weather than Peyton has. 

[Spider-Dan]

Hey, remember when Brett Favre "couldn't play in a dome"?  He seemed to do pretty well when playing his home games in the Metrodome in 2009.

Peyton has lost to the Patriots indoors and outdoors.  Let's not insert reasons that are unnecessary.

[MyGodWearsAHoodie]

Hey, remember when Brett Favre "couldn't play in a dome"? 

There is absolutely no logic to that. 

Every single QB plays better in a dome than outdoors, and every QB plays better in nice weather than in bad weather.  Some QBs have a larger delta than other. 

[Spider-Dan]

Favre's divisional losses at DET and MIN created the perception that Favre was bad in domes, just like Peyton's losses at NE have created the perception that he is bad outdoors.