Great QBs, But Pats' Running Game Is Real Story    It has to be
Brady vs. Manning. It has be Brady's Patriots vs. Manning's
Colts and now Manning's Broncos. It has to be to Manning's post-
neck surgery arm strength vs. the vintage Peyton's arm strength.
It was to be Peyton and Brady vs. Eli, Aaron Rodgers and Drew
Brees and the rest of the quarterback world. There must be
comparisons. Always.  "Two great players, obviously," coach Bill
Belichick said after his Patriots defeated the Broncos, 31-21,
Sunday at Gillette Stadium. And then Belichick, the master of
understatement, sensed that even he had undersold the historical
significance of their 13th and — who knows? — perhaps last
meeting. He added, "Two great, great players."  Yet in reporting
that Brady now holds a 9-4 edge in a rivalry that includes some
of the most vital AFC games of the 21st century, we are avoiding
a greater truth on this day. In reporting that Manning hit 31 of
44 passes for 345 yards, three touchdowns and no interceptions,
while Brady h