... their "Top-10" countdowns. After watching their list of the "Top-10 Single Season Performances", the NFL Network has again managed to put as little effort into the production of their countdowns, as their "Expert-Analysts" often do in preparation for their program, "Total Access."

I will get down to the point.

Their original countdown of the top-10 single season performances ended with Peyton Manning's 2004 season taking the top spot.

Tom Brady's 2007 season has since replaced that top spot if you've watched their updated version which aired earlier tonight.

While I respectfully disagree with their conclusion, that is not the topic of discussion in this article as I could understand why some would feel Brady's 2007 season to be the better of the two.

The real issue is, when Tom Brady's 2007 season replaced Peyt...

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