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After the results in the Super Bowl, especially how the Saints scored the clinching touchdown, it makes Jason Whitlock's argument that that's the case even more worth reading.
Whitlock is wrong. Manning is a superb quarterback and it wasn't the Colt offense to blame; it was a tiring defense without an injured Freeney to play in the second half. New Orleans stahsed away the deep ball and just kept hitting the underneath, open, undefensable routes. Brees stopped throwing passes over 10-yards and just kept the chains moving. Manning is a great QB; if you doubt that, just ask New Orleans. The Saints feared HIM, not them.
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Whitlock is wrong. Manning is a superb quarterback and it wasn't the Colt offense to blame; it was a tiring defense without an injured Freeney to play in the second half. New Orleans stahsed away the deep ball and just kept hitting the underneath, open, undefensable routes. Brees stopped throwing passes over 10-yards and just kept the chains moving.
Manning is a great QB; if you doubt that, just ask New Orleans. The Saints feared HIM, not them.
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