New England Patriots vs. Indianapolis Colts: It’s Not About Brady vs. Manning

November 19, 2010   ·   Erik Frenz   ·   Jump to comments

Typical Tom Brady; typical Peyton Manning.
One man is the leader of his undisputed team; his voice unifies them.
The other is the undisputed leader of his team; as he goes, so goes the ship.
Typical of the New England Patriots vs. Indianapolis Colts, much of the talk has centered around the two quarterbacks, whom are both enjoying very typical seasons—typical, of course, by their Hall of Fame standards.
With two legendary quarterbacks like Brady and Manning, why shouldn't they be the center of attention?
The play of the two passers has decided the outcome of this game on more than a few occasions. A typical fourth-quarter comeback by Brady helped the Patriots keep their perfect season alive in 2007, and Peyton Manning responded with an incredible comeback of his own in 2009.
But a victory this week, for either team, may not come on the strength of either man's shoulder.
There are still running games that need to get moving, defenses that need to...

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