We have arrived. What do Brady, Brees, Manning and Rodgers have in common?

[a_gumbel]

Haha we all knew this was coming... But hey cmon guise its a Panthers win we can all pie up and get ready to fist the eagles dickholes. But as an aside I did call us winning and PU getting on board de facto but that was as easy as... Well... I'll think of something funny to jot down. 

[TheMostInterestingMan]

For the record, Allianz Arena in Germany and Camp Nou in Spain are the hardest places to play in sports...

[bandu]

PU your title should have been

 what do Brady,Brees,Rodgers,and the Manning brothers have in common besides a Superbowl ring.?you do in fact realize that Eli Manninng lost at Centruy Link Field this past November 38-17 also?

anyway,let's take a look at these former Superbowl winninglQBs win/loss record versus the Seahawks during the Russell Wilson era 

Peyton Manning 0-2

Eli Manning 0-2

Aaron Rodgers aka the Michael Jordan of football...lol 1-3

Drew Brees 0-2

Tom Brady 1-1 

now imo,that 10-2 record against these aforementioned QBs were predominantly a product of Seattles stiffling secondary along with former DC Dan Quinn defensive game planning 

however,you gotta give Wilson credit where credit is due...the kid did in fact begin his career 10-0 against  these QBs no matter where the game was played.

[Billy Love]

WE? WE? 

[BettyBangzer]

There should be a limit on how many threads you can start in 24 hours.

[TheNewStandard]

Cameron Stadium is the toughest venu in sports and I hate dook. 

Second hardest would be eithe the Seahawks or Tiger Stadium. Miss State with the cowbells is another rough one and the Carrier Dome ranks up there.

[MCC]

You say you don't care about your ego, but it's so large that you think your opinion is so original and special that you have to post a thread about anything that pops into your head. 

Dude, just have some self-awareness.  You get chastised weekly and continue to do the same stuff time after time. 

[Mother Grabber]

Reading down the middle third of a page, seeing the other edge "thirds" with peripheral vision, picking out important words & having a brilliant genius mind that can put it all together in nanoseconds.

both brilliant AND genius?