Another nugget to chew on. In his 3 SBs, the Colt/Bronco offense (ranked #2/#7/#1 in scoring) has put a total of 48 points on the board. That's only 16 per game. However, that doesn't factor in that the Colt/Bronco offense is also responsible for 16 points ALLOWED while on the field.
A full 1/3 of every Colt/Bronco point scored is returned to the other team in these games as a direct result of a Manning turnover. That doesn't include any indirect scores either (Colts get turnover in FG range, Broncos turn the ball over in FG range, etc.). Manning's offenses are netting 10.66 points per game in the Super Bowl.
Just for comparison sake, Brady is at 100 points scored and 2 allowed over his 5 games, for a net of 19.6 points per game. Ignore wins and losses and quality of their own defense (with, granted, some noise left behind) and it's clear who has strictly had better offensive performances.
A full 1/3 of every Colt/Bronco point scored is returned to the other team in these games as a direct result of a Manning turnover. That doesn't include any indirect scores either (Colts get turnover in FG range, Broncos turn the ball over in FG range, etc.). Manning's offenses are netting 10.66 points per game in the Super Bowl.
Just for comparison sake, Brady is at 100 points scored and 2 allowed over his 5 games, for a net of 19.6 points per game. Ignore wins and losses and quality of their own defense (with, granted, some noise left behind) and it's clear who has strictly had better offensive performances.