If the quarterback continues to be the most common player to get MVP of the league and superbowl games, though I'd say the interception by Tracy Porter(and the entire defense during the game) or the recovery by J. Casillas during the onside kick had bigger impacts... then yes, I will say that the QB on teams LOSE the game. Especially when Brett Favre threw an interception when their team was within field goal range to win the game... and especially when Peyton Manning was trying to force throws to get down the field fast and score to tie it. Anyone and everyone should have seen that interception coming.Originally Posted by charliepanayi
Way to oversimplify both situations.
With all the emphasis on the QB, just because it's the easiest position to single out, I'm going to do it too. It can't just be positive emphasis, on them, they need a good heaping of negative too.
The game may not have been all about those plays, but until both of them, they very much had a chance to win. They were the final nails in the coffin.
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