T.I. Is (Why Jim Irsay looks still looks like a genius for keepin' it real about Peyton)

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Roy H. Williams, the best-selling author, once said, “A smart man makes a mistake, learns from it, and never makes that mistake again. But a wise man finds a smart man and learns from him how to avoid the mistake altogether.” Stephen Hawking, the English theoretical physicist, gave it to us like this, “Intelligence is the ability to adapt to change.” Then the homie Aristotle broke it down so that it would forever be broken, “There is no great genius without a mixture of madness.”

Well playas…I’m not gonna call ole dull Jim Irsay a genius but there has been a mixture on madness to him. Although he does have a tendency to get high he wasn’t too high to miss out on Andrew Luck. On Sunday he looked like a pure genius after the Colts walked into the mile high city and beat Peyton Manning and the Denver Broncos 24-13 to advance to the AFC Championship Game next week in New England.

Let’s keep it real or all the way 100, whichever comes 1^st! In October of 2013 boyz were hot with Irsay for criticizin’ ole Peyton for essentially fallin’ apart in the playoffs more often than not while he was in Indy. What he really said was that it didn’t make sense to pay a boy a $28 million roster bonus comin’ off of neck surgery and I’ve got the No.1 pick on the table and this dun can’t win in the playoffs.

Oh, he didn’t say that? Here’s what he really said pimpin’! “We’ve changed our model a little bit, because we wanted more than one of these,” he said while showin’ a boy his Super Bowl ring. “Brady never had consistent numbers, but he has three of these. Pittsburgh had two, the Giants had two, Baltimore had two and we had one.”

As great a quarterback as Peyton has been and all of the bread that he’s made this city it still doesn’t erase the fact that while he was here he made the playoffs 11 times and he was out of the first round 7 times throwin’ to Hall of Famers. I’m just sayin’!

Overall, that dun is 11-13 in the postseason. For all of you simple minded individuals that’s a losin’ record. He’s been 39-10 in the regular season out in Denver but only 2-3 in the playoffs. However, Andrew Luck’s been in the league for 3 years and he’s already 3-2 in the postseason. I’d say Irsay was a G for keepin’ it movin’!

I’ve been sayin’ it for years and I’ll keep sayin’ it bruh! Peyton Manning is the greatest regular season quarterback of all-time but that dun is gonna wet the bed come playoff time. It’s almost impossible to be that good all season and fall apart when they call it the playoffs. Sure, his receivers dropped a lot of balls yesterday but he overthrew as many as they dropped if not more.

A week ago I wrote the Hot Joint entitled “The Beast" tellin’ you boyz that you’re currently watchin’ one of the greatest quarterbacks of all-time in Andrew Luck. It’s still early but he’s a future Hall of Famer and most folks can’t appreciate seein’ greatness while they are watchin’ it.

Boyz didn’t appreciate Ali until after he finished talkin’ trash. They couldn’t understand the genius of Author Ashe until after his work was done. Now I’m not sayin’ that Luck is gonna be as great as Ali or Ashe but he’s one of the rare jewels you come across in sports that you really never appreciate until he’s finished workin’! This young boy is about the shock the world! Up next New England for all of the AFC marbles! Now boyz still owe Irsay an apology for blastin’ him for tellin’ it like Big Momma used to say, “Like it sho- nuff T.I. Is.” about Peyton Manning. Stop me when I start lyin’!

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