By John Turney
However, the difference is so small that nothing can be really made of it. So, hat's off to both.
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Tuesday, January 2, 2018
Among Quadragenarians Favre's 2009 Season is Still the Best
LOOKING BACK
By John Turney
Among quarterbacks that were 40 and above two stand out, and it was very close, but Favre's year, at least statistically, was slightly better.
However, the difference is so small that nothing can be really made of it. So, hat's off to both.
By John Turney
However, the difference is so small that nothing can be really made of it. So, hat's off to both.
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Hey John, how years has Tom Brady graded out as blue at PSI?
ReplyDeleteDont have those, he's a current player and I don't ask for those
DeleteTaking into account Brady's playoff performance this season, did he surpass favre's 2009 year in your opinion?
ReplyDeleteTaking into account Brady's playoff performance this season did he now surpass Favre's 2009 year?
ReplyDeleteBrady's playoffs were better than Favre's but this was in reference to regular season, stuff taken into account in the MVP voting. It's why I posted it right after the regular season.
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