I don't think "sad" describes my emotional state as a Pats fan. *Sigh* oh well. It was a great two decades!Quote:
Originally Posted by ncskier
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I don't think "sad" describes my emotional state as a Pats fan. *Sigh* oh well. It was a great two decades!Quote:
Originally Posted by ncskier
Meanwhile...Brady with 4 touchdowns, and 0 interceptions.
Man the Broncos are sucking.
Yeah, I’ll take those two decades of excellence and 6 Super Bowls wins, for a down year or two.Quote:
Originally Posted by Diamond Joe
But he dresses the part
When you ask Pats fans if they miss TB12
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Oh, I get it... but that doesn't mean the rest of the us can't enjoy watching the annual train wreck of emotion that is a Brownie fan.Quote:
Originally Posted by EWG
5 and 2. Say that with me, 5 and 2.Quote:
Originally Posted by shafty85
You are what your record says you are.
- Bill Parcells. (Probably)
I thought the worst was: he just doesn’t seem to care all that much. I mean, sure he says “dammit” or whatever, but then a minute later that pan to him sulking on the bench all by himself...looking like: oh well...another bad game...whatchagonnado .Quote:
Originally Posted by ncskier
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Yes that was frustrating as a panthers fan. Exception being his mvp super bowl season, it really pisses you off when down 3 scores you celebrate a first down in garbage time.Quote:
Originally Posted by smartyiak
It became a sore subject for long time fans of his that the criticism was that he was too young and dynamic for middle aged olds to appreciate. The reality was that his record was barely around .500, he’s inconsistent and overthrows lots of receivers, throws pics and can’t run a hurry up offense.
Oh well, he’s the pats problem now and I suspect bill won’t give him the same leeway Ron rivera did.
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Hope OBJ's injury is not serious, but apparently Baker went in to see him and OBJ said, in what I can only assume was in the style of Indians Major Leauge catcher Jake Taylor, "Win this motherfucking game."Quote:
Originally Posted by EWG
Holy balls Metcalf is fast as fuck!
Must be the pink hair! That was incredible. And the Cardinals ended up with zero points.Quote:
Originally Posted by lifelinksplit
I’m awarding 15 points for the Jake Taylor reference. Solid.Quote:
Originally Posted by BmillsSkier
Best deep ball in the league RW3. Man Lockett is on it tonight. DK is beastAttachment 344918
I can’t believe they posted that. 1.6%. Cmon man. No one is 1.6%.Quote:
Originally Posted by CascadeLuke
That is hard to believe I’d say. There was another image I was trying to post that had the same BF but additional stats and it was his combine numbers. Dude is cut no denying that.
Product of being told he was the best his whole life. Hard work beats talent every time. He still hasn't got the memo.Quote:
Originally Posted by smartyiak
Brady was the opposite, and still is to a degree. Always playing with a chip on his shoulder and his eye on the prize.
Pats haven't looked this bad since Grogan. Makes me feel a bit nostalgic.
A real showdown in Orchard Park this weekend. Will we see stealurface's comeback POTY or Stidham? Probably doesn't matter much as the Bills defense scatters like mice when they see a running back.
And in other news...
If the playoffs started today, the Bears would be #1 seed in NFC. Yikes.
What kind of bizzaro world are we living in where Mitchell Trubisky's Bears are the #1 seed in the NFC?
Its 2020 Bmills! Can you imagine if Saint Nick takes the Bears to a Super Bowl win?
Wilson does throw that ball well, but he’s kinda become a one-trick pony. If (and it’s a big if) you can take that away it’s hard for the Seahawks to beat you.Quote:
Originally Posted by CascadeLuke
Over the last few years he’s thrown some bad picks. Last night there were a couple. That one in OT should have never left his hand.
Browns - Bears super bowl. I can see it now.Quote:
Originally Posted by Timberridge
Ok. As long as I don't have to watch the Patriots.
The Bills have been Belichick's lapdog for two decades - it's time to bury them and take our place atop the AFC-East. It's still not an easy win, but I think we'll see more "Good Josh" than "Bad Josh"Quote:
Originally Posted by Timberridge
OBJ out for the year!
Dunno how to post tweets but such a kick to see Murray with the grin when he sees Hopkins with a step in the db.
https://twitter.com/DeAndreHopkins/s...351538178?s=20
I sure hope so.Quote:
Originally Posted by hatchgreenchile
This really isn't his fault. There's no running game on 1st down and I lost track of the number of 3 and 7's he's had to convert to keep a drive going.
And there's the defense which can't be trusted to stop the run or short pass. I'd wager Cheektowaga HS could put down 100 rushing yards against them.
Goddamnit, I had a feeling Cam would make me eat those words.Quote:
Originally Posted by Timberridge
All I needed to ever know about Cam was his performance against the Broncos in Super Bowl 50, he flat out quit about halfway through the 3rd quarter. As much as I hate Brady that dude never quits playing, Cam just doesn't have that competitive drive.
He sure dresses nice for the post game though.
As the resident Cam apologist, I will offer this: NE has the absolute worst receiving corp and backfield in the league this season and the pass protection isn't far behind. The defense has hemorrhaged first downs all season and is becoming more porous each week against the run. I don't know that Brady would have a winning record with this year's Pats. Cam was handed the scraps of what was once a filet.Quote:
Originally Posted by ncskier
I will always maintain that he is the most physically gifted quarterback to ever play in the NFL; he is simply a specimen. Were he not a qb, I truly think he could be an all-pro as a pass rusher, tight end, receiver, or safety. In spite of this, and like you've already said, he is plagued by inconsistency. However, I don't know that he deserves all the blame for his varying play. The Panthers are the most inconsistent NFL team ever. They have, in their entire history, never had consecutive winning seasons.
Here is the reality of it: Cam has had 2 or 3 bad games this season. Last night was terrible. But he has also shown brilliance. He needs time in Belichick's system and a bolstered supporting cast. He needs a deep threat at wideout. He needs an explosive back to compliment him as a run threat. They need to work the option more with Damien Harris now since he is the best they've got as far as a ground back. Edelman needs to get healthy. The TE needs to be involved in underneath routes like they have always been in NE.
I just want to see Cam perform to half of his potential but that isn't possible with this year's Pats.
ACL, done for the season. Vibes.Quote:
Originally Posted by BmillsSkier
It's not hard to believe, it's physiologically impossible. Top bodybuilders will get down to 3-4% briefly for comps but they are literally dying while they do that. Under 5-6% is the body fat equivalent of the death zone in high-altitude climbing.Quote:
Originally Posted by CascadeLuke
Bwahahaha!! Sweet baby jesus yes!Quote:
Originally Posted by BmillsSkier
Seahawks D Line has a tendency to put a smile on the face of opposing QB's. No talent on the line, no creative play calling. 48 drop backs last night for Murray, 1 QB pressure, 0 sacks.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cruiser
....or Tampa Bay....Quote:
Originally Posted by Timberridge
The Browns / Bengals game was the first game in the history of the Super Bowl era in which a team gave up at least 34 points and did not force at least one punt while still winning.
The Browns have no defense. If it wasn't for Garrett and Ward they'd be giving up 173 points per game.
They are so thin on D right now thanks to injuries and general ineptitude at LB.
Hopefully they make a move before the deadline.
That said, Garrett should be comeback player of the year and Defensive Player of the Year with how he's playing right now. Sack and/or strip sack in every game played.
it wouldn't be possible even if he was on the chiefs. he would do what he has always done the last 4 years. make poor decisions and complement them with poor throws and would turn that team into a shell of what it currently is. that's why other organizations didn't want him. sometimes, players just can't play anymore.Quote:
Originally Posted by stealurface831
Yeah, but like Timber points out, what a snappy dresser.
Which one did we see yesterday?Quote:
Originally Posted by hatchgreenchile