Rivers wins Class of 2004 revenge yet again

Don't think he's ever lost to Eli Manning straight up.

Plus the other 2004 QB had a s*** day at home against the Jags today.

Great day. I root against those two doofuses all the time.

NINEster":cg3cqvpk said:

Don't think he's ever lost to Eli Manning straight up.

Plus the other 2004 QB had a s*** day at home against the Jags today.

Great day. I root against those two doofuses all the time.

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Super Bowl rings:

Manning: 2

Rapistberger: 2

Rivers: 0

Game, set, match.

Poor Rivers. At least the Chargers made it to 1-4!

Maulbert":dll1ijxe said:

NINEster":dll1ijxe said:

Don't think he's ever lost to Eli Manning straight up.

Plus the other 2004 QB had a s*** day at home against the Jags today.

Great day. I root against those two doofuses all the time.

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Super Bowl rings:

Manning: 2

Rapistberger: 2

Rivers: 0

Game, set, match.

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You post that to show your support for those two or just to argue with a Niner fan?

Anyone who knows football knows that the Chargers have been a cursed franchise.

And shouldn't the Rapistberger have a * next to it in accordance with how you guys reference his first SB "win". :mrgreen:

Except for the fact that one of those guys has TWO RINGS

SoulfishHawk":2g5ssoet said:

Except for the fact that one of those guys has TWO RINGS

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You could make a pretty strong argument that if the NFL did what was right and refused to allow rookies to hold out to get moved to another team that Eli would have zero rings and Rivers would have at least one.

Yeah, Rivers a hell of a QB, always has been.

Dan Marino has 0 rings and none of the QB's mentioned above are even in a conversation with him as far as QB'ing. Philip Rivers would be the closest though.

Rivers is the one you would actually consider having a beer with. He always comes across as a normal guy. Eli would whine the whole time, and Ben would probably try to get you into legal trouble.

NINEster":3iul3p4k said:

And shouldn't the Rapistberger have a * next to it in accordance with how you guys reference his first SB "win". :mrgreen:

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Indeed. It's the only time I've ever seen officials literally take over a game and determine the outcome. Usually it's just a bad call at a critical time, and you can shrug that off to human error. Everybody makes mistakes.

That game, though ukeface: