i can't think of too many players in any sport who i legitimately thought were big-game chokers. i just think its an affliction that's not as common as people think it is. so i wait as long as possible to apply it to someone.

that being said, there's no denying that peyton is a straight bitch. his comments sealed the deal. but i already disliked him when i realized he constantly walks off the field berating teammates like "you fucked up." I mean, when he throws a bad int does he berate himself? no, he looks at the WR or some shit like that.

that's no way to lead a team. you can't publicly belittle teammates on a constant basis and expect anything good to come from it: see Owens, Terrell.



>>I'm just wary of going overboard on Peyton hate.
>how can you go overboard on someone who has seemingly every
>individual regular season accomplishment a player can get, yet
>when his team needs him most, fails to deliver with a
>transcendent, legendary performance to validate all of the
>praise constantly and consistently delivered to him?
>and to top it off, after delivering a characteristically poor
>showing (although the statistics may look more respectable
>than they were), rather than just taking it on the head and
>spreading the blame equally like "we were whipped in all
>facets of the game" he refers to his protection. SOOOOO
>BITCHMADE. really, if he was one of the notorious "me"
>athletes, he would have been absolutely CRUCIFIED. it brings
>to mind the "Leon" bud light commercials, and i wish i was
>joking when i say this.