After all, no amount of cell phone silliness can erase Brady's amazing record of accomplishments. To wit:
NFL RECORDS HELD BY TOM BRADY
NFL (career)
Most games, 145+ passer rating, career: 13
Most games, 125+ passer rating, season: 7
Highest completion percentage, post-season game (minimum 20 attempts): 92.9
Most games with at least 75% pass completion rate and no interceptions, season (minimum 20 attempts per game): 6
Highest completion percentage, game (minimum 6 TD passes): 85.3
Longest pass completion: 99 yards ( tied with 12 other QB's)
Most Passing Touchdowns, Season, Away: 29
Most Games 3+ TD Passes, Season: 12
Most consecutive home games with 1+ touchdown pass: 47
Most Consecutive Uninterrupted Games, 1+ Touchdown Passes: 52
Most Consecutive Games, 3+ Touchdown Passes: 10
Most Passing Touchdowns, one quarter: 5
Most games, 115+ passer rating, season: 10, Aaron Rodgers 2011, Tom Brady 2007, Steve Young 1994
Most games, 120+ passer rating, season: 8, Tom Brady, 2007, Philip Rivers, 2008
Most games, 140+ passer rating, season: 4, Jacky Lee 1961, Roger Staubach 1973, Tom Brady 2007 & 2010, Aaron Rodgers 2011 & 2014
Most games, 145+ passer rating, season: 4, Tom Brady 2007, Roger Staubach 1973
Most games, 150+ passer rating, season: 2, Steve Young 1993, Kurt Warner 1999, Tom Brady 2007, Drew Brees 2009, Aaron Rodgers 2014
Most seasons, 110+ passer rating: 2, Tom Brady 2007-2010, Peyton Manning 2004-2013, Aaron Rodgers 2011-2014
Most games 35 completions, season: 3, Tom Brady 2002, Rich Gannon 2002 and Peyton Manning 2010
Most passing yards, any quarter: 252, Tom Brady on October 19, 2009; Boomer Esiason on November 10, 1996
Most consecutive 400+ yards passing games: 2; Dan Fouts, 1982; Dan Marino, 1984; Phil Simms, 1985; Billy Volek, 2004; Matt Cassel, 2008; Cam Newton, 2011, Tom Brady, 2011;[1]:s-9 Philip Rivers, 2013
Most Games 1+ TD Passes, Season: 16, Dan Marino, 1984, 1986; Dave Krieg, 1984; Kurt Warner, 1999; Brett Favre, 2003; Daunte Culpepper, 2004; Tom Brady, 2010–2012; Drew Brees, 2010–2011, 2013-2014; Matthew Stafford, 2011; Peyton Manning, 2012–2013; Philip Rivers, 2013; Ben Roethlisberger, 2013
Most Seasons, 50+ Touchdown Passes: 1, Tom Brady, 2007; Peyton Manning, 2013
Most Consecutive Games, 5+ Touchdown Passes: 2, Ben Roethlisberger 2014, Tom Brady 2007, Daunte Culpepper 2004, Tom Flores (AFL) 1963,
Most consecutive home wins, regular season, by a starting quarterback: 31, Tom Brady, New England Patriots, 2006–2011
Most road wins in a season, regular season, by a starting quarterback: 8, Joe Montana, San Francisco 49ers, 1990; Kurt Warner, St. Louis Rams, 2001; Tom Brady, New England Patriots, 2007; Tony Romo, Dallas Cowboys, 2014
Most wins in a season, regular season and post-season, by a starting quarterback: 18, Tom Brady, New England Patriots, 2007
Most wins in a season, regular season, by a starting quarterback: 16, Tom Brady, New England Patriots, 2007
Most consecutive wins against a single opponent, regular season and post-season, by a starting quarterback: 13, Steve Young, San Francisco 49ers, vs. Los Angeles/St. Louis Rams, 1987, 1991–1998; Tom Brady, New England Patriots vs. Buffalo Bills, 2003–2010
Playoffs (career)
Most games played - 29[131]
Most games started for a quarterback - 29
Most games won as starting quarterback - 21
Most consecutive wins, post-season, by a starting quarterback: 10
Most consecutive wins to start a career, post-season, by a starting quarterback: 10, Tom Brady, New England Patriots, 2001, 2003–2005
Most career home wins, post-season, by a starting quarterback: 14, Tom Brady, New England Patriots, 2001–2015
Most consecutive home wins, post-season, by a starting quarterback: 8, Tom Brady, New England Patriots, 2001–2007; Jim Kelly, Buffalo Bills 1988, 1990–1991, 1993, 1995
Most touchdown passes - 53
Most yards gained - 7,345
Most passes completed - 683
Most passes attempted - 1,085
Most division titles for a starting quarterback - 12
Most playoff wins for a starting quarterback - 21
Most NFL conference championship appearances for a starting quarterback - 9
Most NFL conference championship wins for a starting quarterback - 6
Super Bowl (career)
Most touchdown passes - 13[132]
Most yards gained - 1,605
Most passes completed - 164
Most passes attempted - 247
Most passes completed in first half of a single Super Bowl - 20
Most passes completed in a single Super Bowl - 37
Most Super Bowl appearances - 6 (tied with Mike Lodish)
Marcus, it's a shame you swallowed everything the NFL fed you in determining that Tom Brady's not worthy of your respect. What would Si Newhouse think?
Of course, as previously stated, your opinion is yours and you will share it for as long as you are paid to do so.
Alas, nothing changes the fact that Brady's accomplishments are truly singular.
In fact, you acknowledge as much, no? Why else would you dedicate at least 4 columns to Brady and the Pats over the past 7+ months (today, July 28, May 7, Feb. 1.)
Your obsession makes me wonder - what is it about Tom Brady and the Patriots that fascinates you to the point where you spill buckets of ink in sharing your thoughts about them? Aren't the Iggles interesting enough?
Here's a thought. Why don't you interview Jeff Lurier about his take on the Brady/Pats saga? That way you can keep sharing your undeniably uninformed opinion about the Pats and Brady in the context of something that matters to your readers. Given that Lurier and Kraft have a relationship that extends back over decades, you'd break some news as well.
i'm not sure i would take so much time and effort or number of paragraphs to defend a family member. fact is Brady is a cheater in life (ask Michelle Monaghan) and cheater in football. awesome QB, and arguably the greatest of all time, let still has to cheat. hard to have much respect for him anymore.
After all, no amount of cell phone silliness can erase Brady's amazing record of accomplishments. To wit:
NFL RECORDS HELD BY TOM BRADY
NFL (career)
Most games, 145+ passer rating, career: 13
Most games, 125+ passer rating, season: 7
Highest completion percentage, post-season game (minimum 20 attempts): 92.9
Most games with at least 75% pass completion rate and no interceptions, season (minimum 20 attempts per game): 6
Highest completion percentage, game (minimum 6 TD passes): 85.3
Longest pass completion: 99 yards ( tied with 12 other QB's)
Most Passing Touchdowns, Season, Away: 29
Most Games 3+ TD Passes, Season: 12
Most consecutive home games with 1+ touchdown pass: 47
Most Consecutive Uninterrupted Games, 1+ Touchdown Passes: 52
Most Consecutive Games, 3+ Touchdown Passes: 10
Most Passing Touchdowns, one quarter: 5
Most games, 115+ passer rating, season: 10, Aaron Rodgers 2011, Tom Brady 2007, Steve Young 1994
Most games, 120+ passer rating, season: 8, Tom Brady, 2007, Philip Rivers, 2008
Most games, 140+ passer rating, season: 4, Jacky Lee 1961, Roger Staubach 1973, Tom Brady 2007 & 2010, Aaron Rodgers 2011 & 2014
Most games, 145+ passer rating, season: 4, Tom Brady 2007, Roger Staubach 1973
Most games, 150+ passer rating, season: 2, Steve Young 1993, Kurt Warner 1999, Tom Brady 2007, Drew Brees 2009, Aaron Rodgers 2014
Most seasons, 110+ passer rating: 2, Tom Brady 2007-2010, Peyton Manning 2004-2013, Aaron Rodgers 2011-2014
Most games 35 completions, season: 3, Tom Brady 2002, Rich Gannon 2002 and Peyton Manning 2010
Most passing yards, any quarter: 252, Tom Brady on October 19, 2009; Boomer Esiason on November 10, 1996
Most consecutive 400+ yards passing games: 2; Dan Fouts, 1982; Dan Marino, 1984; Phil Simms, 1985; Billy Volek, 2004; Matt Cassel, 2008; Cam Newton, 2011, Tom Brady, 2011;[1]:s-9 Philip Rivers, 2013
Most Games 1+ TD Passes, Season: 16, Dan Marino, 1984, 1986; Dave Krieg, 1984; Kurt Warner, 1999; Brett Favre, 2003; Daunte Culpepper, 2004; Tom Brady, 2010–2012; Drew Brees, 2010–2011, 2013-2014; Matthew Stafford, 2011; Peyton Manning, 2012–2013; Philip Rivers, 2013; Ben Roethlisberger, 2013
Most Seasons, 50+ Touchdown Passes: 1, Tom Brady, 2007; Peyton Manning, 2013
Most Consecutive Games, 5+ Touchdown Passes: 2, Ben Roethlisberger 2014, Tom Brady 2007, Daunte Culpepper 2004, Tom Flores (AFL) 1963,
Most consecutive home wins, regular season, by a starting quarterback: 31, Tom Brady, New England Patriots, 2006–2011
Most road wins in a season, regular season, by a starting quarterback: 8, Joe Montana, San Francisco 49ers, 1990; Kurt Warner, St. Louis Rams, 2001; Tom Brady, New England Patriots, 2007; Tony Romo, Dallas Cowboys, 2014
Most wins in a season, regular season and post-season, by a starting quarterback: 18, Tom Brady, New England Patriots, 2007
Most wins in a season, regular season, by a starting quarterback: 16, Tom Brady, New England Patriots, 2007
Most consecutive wins against a single opponent, regular season and post-season, by a starting quarterback: 13, Steve Young, San Francisco 49ers, vs. Los Angeles/St. Louis Rams, 1987, 1991–1998; Tom Brady, New England Patriots vs. Buffalo Bills, 2003–2010
Playoffs (career)
Most games played - 29[131]
Most games started for a quarterback - 29
Most games won as starting quarterback - 21
Most consecutive wins, post-season, by a starting quarterback: 10
Most consecutive wins to start a career, post-season, by a starting quarterback: 10, Tom Brady, New England Patriots, 2001, 2003–2005
Most career home wins, post-season, by a starting quarterback: 14, Tom Brady, New England Patriots, 2001–2015
Most consecutive home wins, post-season, by a starting quarterback: 8, Tom Brady, New England Patriots, 2001–2007; Jim Kelly, Buffalo Bills 1988, 1990–1991, 1993, 1995
Most touchdown passes - 53
Most yards gained - 7,345
Most passes completed - 683
Most passes attempted - 1,085
Most division titles for a starting quarterback - 12
Most playoff wins for a starting quarterback - 21
Most NFL conference championship appearances for a starting quarterback - 9
Most NFL conference championship wins for a starting quarterback - 6
Super Bowl (career)
Most touchdown passes - 13[132]
Most yards gained - 1,605
Most passes completed - 164
Most passes attempted - 247
Most passes completed in first half of a single Super Bowl - 20
Most passes completed in a single Super Bowl - 37
Most Super Bowl appearances - 6 (tied with Mike Lodish)
Marcus, it's a shame you swallowed everything the NFL fed you in determining that Tom Brady's not worthy of your respect. What would Si Newhouse think?
Of course, as previously stated, your opinion is yours and you will share it for as long as you are paid to do so.
Alas, nothing changes the fact that Brady's accomplishments are truly singular.
In fact, you acknowledge as much, no? Why else would you dedicate at least 4 columns to Brady and the Pats over the past 7+ months (today, July 28, May 7, Feb. 1.)
Your obsession makes me wonder - what is it about Tom Brady and the Patriots that fascinates you to the point where you spill buckets of ink in sharing your thoughts about them? Aren't the Iggles interesting enough?
Here's a thought. Why don't you interview Jeff Lurier about his take on the Brady/Pats saga? That way you can keep sharing your undeniably uninformed opinion about the Pats and Brady in the context of something that matters to your readers. Given that Lurier and Kraft have a relationship that extends back over decades, you'd break some news as well.
i'm not sure i would take so much time and effort or number of paragraphs to defend a family member. fact is Brady is a cheater in life (ask Michelle Monaghan) and cheater in football. awesome QB, and arguably the greatest of all time, let still has to cheat. hard to have much respect for him anymore.
After all, no amount of cell phone silliness can erase Brady's amazing record of accomplishments. To wit:
NFL RECORDS HELD BY TOM BRADY
NFL (career)
Most games, 145+ passer rating, career: 13
Most games, 125+ passer rating, season: 7
Highest completion percentage, post-season game (minimum 20 attempts): 92.9
Most games with at least 75% pass completion rate and no interceptions, season (minimum 20 attempts per game): 6
Highest completion percentage, game (minimum 6 TD passes): 85.3
Longest pass completion: 99 yards ( tied with 12 other QB's)
Most Passing Touchdowns, Season, Away: 29
Most Games 3+ TD Passes, Season: 12
Most consecutive home games with 1+ touchdown pass: 47
Most Consecutive Uninterrupted Games, 1+ Touchdown Passes: 52
Most Consecutive Games, 3+ Touchdown Passes: 10
Most Passing Touchdowns, one quarter: 5
Most games, 115+ passer rating, season: 10, Aaron Rodgers 2011, Tom Brady 2007, Steve Young 1994
Most games, 120+ passer rating, season: 8, Tom Brady, 2007, Philip Rivers, 2008
Most games, 140+ passer rating, season: 4, Jacky Lee 1961, Roger Staubach 1973, Tom Brady 2007 & 2010, Aaron Rodgers 2011 & 2014
Most games, 145+ passer rating, season: 4, Tom Brady 2007, Roger Staubach 1973
Most games, 150+ passer rating, season: 2, Steve Young 1993, Kurt Warner 1999, Tom Brady 2007, Drew Brees 2009, Aaron Rodgers 2014
Most seasons, 110+ passer rating: 2, Tom Brady 2007-2010, Peyton Manning 2004-2013, Aaron Rodgers 2011-2014
Most games 35 completions, season: 3, Tom Brady 2002, Rich Gannon 2002 and Peyton Manning 2010
Most passing yards, any quarter: 252, Tom Brady on October 19, 2009; Boomer Esiason on November 10, 1996
Most consecutive 400+ yards passing games: 2; Dan Fouts, 1982; Dan Marino, 1984; Phil Simms, 1985; Billy Volek, 2004; Matt Cassel, 2008; Cam Newton, 2011, Tom Brady, 2011;[1]:s-9 Philip Rivers, 2013
Most Games 1+ TD Passes, Season: 16, Dan Marino, 1984, 1986; Dave Krieg, 1984; Kurt Warner, 1999; Brett Favre, 2003; Daunte Culpepper, 2004; Tom Brady, 2010–2012; Drew Brees, 2010–2011, 2013-2014; Matthew Stafford, 2011; Peyton Manning, 2012–2013; Philip Rivers, 2013; Ben Roethlisberger, 2013
Most Seasons, 50+ Touchdown Passes: 1, Tom Brady, 2007; Peyton Manning, 2013
Most Consecutive Games, 5+ Touchdown Passes: 2, Ben Roethlisberger 2014, Tom Brady 2007, Daunte Culpepper 2004, Tom Flores (AFL) 1963,
Most consecutive home wins, regular season, by a starting quarterback: 31, Tom Brady, New England Patriots, 2006–2011
Most road wins in a season, regular season, by a starting quarterback: 8, Joe Montana, San Francisco 49ers, 1990; Kurt Warner, St. Louis Rams, 2001; Tom Brady, New England Patriots, 2007; Tony Romo, Dallas Cowboys, 2014
Most wins in a season, regular season and post-season, by a starting quarterback: 18, Tom Brady, New England Patriots, 2007
Most wins in a season, regular season, by a starting quarterback: 16, Tom Brady, New England Patriots, 2007
Most consecutive wins against a single opponent, regular season and post-season, by a starting quarterback: 13, Steve Young, San Francisco 49ers, vs. Los Angeles/St. Louis Rams, 1987, 1991–1998; Tom Brady, New England Patriots vs. Buffalo Bills, 2003–2010
Playoffs (career)
Most games played - 29[131]
Most games started for a quarterback - 29
Most games won as starting quarterback - 21
Most consecutive wins, post-season, by a starting quarterback: 10
Most consecutive wins to start a career, post-season, by a starting quarterback: 10, Tom Brady, New England Patriots, 2001, 2003–2005
Most career home wins, post-season, by a starting quarterback: 14, Tom Brady, New England Patriots, 2001–2015
Most consecutive home wins, post-season, by a starting quarterback: 8, Tom Brady, New England Patriots, 2001–2007; Jim Kelly, Buffalo Bills 1988, 1990–1991, 1993, 1995
Most touchdown passes - 53
Most yards gained - 7,345
Most passes completed - 683
Most passes attempted - 1,085
Most division titles for a starting quarterback - 12
Most playoff wins for a starting quarterback - 21
Most NFL conference championship appearances for a starting quarterback - 9
Most NFL conference championship wins for a starting quarterback - 6
Super Bowl (career)
Most touchdown passes - 13[132]
Most yards gained - 1,605
Most passes completed - 164
Most passes attempted - 247
Most passes completed in first half of a single Super Bowl - 20
Most passes completed in a single Super Bowl - 37
Most Super Bowl appearances - 6 (tied with Mike Lodish)
Marcus, it's a shame you swallowed everything the NFL fed you in determining that Tom Brady's not worthy of your respect. What would Si Newhouse think?
Of course, as previously stated, your opinion is yours and you will share it for as long as you are paid to do so.
Alas, nothing changes the fact that Brady's accomplishments are truly singular.
In fact, you acknowledge as much, no? Why else would you dedicate at least 4 columns to Brady and the Pats over the past 7+ months (today, July 28, May 7, Feb. 1.)
Your obsession makes me wonder - what is it about Tom Brady and the Patriots that fascinates you to the point where you spill buckets of ink in sharing your thoughts about them? Aren't the Iggles interesting enough?
Here's a thought. Why don't you interview Jeff Lurier about his take on the Brady/Pats saga? That way you can keep sharing your undeniably uninformed opinion about the Pats and Brady in the context of something that matters to your readers. Given that Lurier and Kraft have a relationship that extends back over decades, you'd break some news as well.
i'm not sure i would take so much time and effort or number of paragraphs to defend a family member. fact is Brady is a cheater in life (ask Michelle Monaghan) and cheater in football. awesome QB, and arguably the greatest of all time, let still has to cheat. hard to have much respect for him anymore.
All those stats will always be called into question, thanks to the patriots' shady history of cheating. If they don't like it they shouldn't cheat. Pretty easy.
If brady 'wins' based on procedural crossing t's and dotting lower case j's it doesn't matter. The average person with half a brain sees it's fairly obvious and the nfl had no motivation to attack new england and brady. It's silly
This thing could have been handled by brady and kraft a lot better and easier and it would be ancient history by now. Instead they need to be arrogant.
All those stats will always be called into question, thanks to the patriots' shady history of cheating. If they don't like it they shouldn't cheat. Pretty easy.
If brady 'wins' based on procedural crossing t's and dotting lower case j's it doesn't matter. The average person with half a brain sees it's fairly obvious and the nfl had no motivation to attack new england and brady. It's silly
This thing could have been handled by brady and kraft a lot better and easier and it would be ancient history by now. Instead they need to be arrogant.
Also how well the team does without him? They did well when he was out for the season with an injury.
Lots of hype here in Australia about Jarryd Hayne and how impressive pre season has been for the 49rs and how he has been the talk of the league. Has the average Football fan in America heard much about him and if you've seen his first couple of games what do you think. Cheers
He has been pretty good but it is hard to judge for real since most of his time is against scrubs that wont be on the field come the regular season. That said, they should give him some looks in the 3rd preseason game...which works as a dress rehearsal. Working against him is depth at RB for the Niners. I hope they find a way to keep him, seems like an exciting player so far. Lots of teams need RB/Special Teams warriors so even if he gets cut I bet he signs somewhere at least for Practice Squad and continues to learn.
They won't try to add him to a practice squad. He would get scooped up. I think he makes it as the 4th RB and special teams guy. I don't know he can make it long term as a RB but as a returner I think he could be great. I would much rather have him return kicks than a washed up Reggie Bush.
Tom Brady & Donald Trump, BFF's Fuckus rules all Rob Seattle
All those stats will always be called into question, thanks to the patriots' shady history of cheating. If they don't like it they shouldn't cheat. Pretty easy.
If brady 'wins' based on procedural crossing t's and dotting lower case j's it doesn't matter. The average person with half a brain sees it's fairly obvious and the nfl had no motivation to attack new england and brady. It's silly
the average person with half a brain laughs at this ridiculous story and the people who care about it so much.
All those stats will always be called into question, thanks to the patriots' shady history of cheating. If they don't like it they shouldn't cheat. Pretty easy.
If brady 'wins' based on procedural crossing t's and dotting lower case j's it doesn't matter. The average person with half a brain sees it's fairly obvious and the nfl had no motivation to attack new england and brady. It's silly
the average person with half a brain laughs at this ridiculous story and the people who care about it so much.
All those stats will always be called into question, thanks to the patriots' shady history of cheating. If they don't like it they shouldn't cheat. Pretty easy.
If brady 'wins' based on procedural crossing t's and dotting lower case j's it doesn't matter. The average person with half a brain sees it's fairly obvious and the nfl had no motivation to attack new england and brady. It's silly
the average person with half a brain laughs at this ridiculous story and the people who care about it so much.
All those stats will always be called into question, thanks to the patriots' shady history of cheating. If they don't like it they shouldn't cheat. Pretty easy.
If brady 'wins' based on procedural crossing t's and dotting lower case j's it doesn't matter. The average person with half a brain sees it's fairly obvious and the nfl had no motivation to attack new england and brady. It's silly
the average person with half a brain laughs at this ridiculous story and the people who care about it so much.
Says a Patriots fan...
I make myself laugh.
Juggler makes an absolute valid point. I'm not a Patriots fan and I agree whole-heartedly. This story is still completely ridiculous and the fact that they've dragged it along for 7 months makes it even more so. I mean honestly, if it wasn't 4-time Super Bowl Champion Tom Brady, would anyone care as much? Answer to that is no. If it was Wilson, Manning, Rodgers, Roethlisberger, Matt Ryan, Alex Smith, or anyone else... nobody would be so vehemently against them as they are with Brady. Again, how this became a 7-month saga and the Cris Carter thing just gets swept under the rug like it's no big deal is just simply shocking! Air pressure in footballs being slightly under vs. a guy telling draftees how to break the law and get away with it. Come on, now! Roger Goodell is a fucking joke. He abuses his "power" whatever that is, he is inconsistent in his penalties, and makes stupid non-stories into stories to keep the real issues hidden away. He is a fucking joke and his entire league is a fucking joke. End of story.
All those stats will always be called into question, thanks to the patriots' shady history of cheating. If they don't like it they shouldn't cheat. Pretty easy.
If brady 'wins' based on procedural crossing t's and dotting lower case j's it doesn't matter. The average person with half a brain sees it's fairly obvious and the nfl had no motivation to attack new england and brady. It's silly
the average person with half a brain laughs at this ridiculous story and the people who care about it so much.
Says a Patriots fan...
I make myself laugh.
Juggler makes an absolute valid point. I'm not a Patriots fan and I agree whole-heartedly. This story is still completely ridiculous and the fact that they've dragged it along for 7 months makes it even more so. I mean honestly, if it wasn't 4-time Super Bowl Champion Tom Brady, would anyone care as much? Answer to that is no. If it was Wilson, Manning, Rodgers, Roethlisberger, Matt Ryan, Alex Smith, or anyone else... nobody would be so vehemently against them as they are with Brady. Again, how this became a 7-month saga and the Cris Carter thing just gets swept under the rug like it's no big deal is just simply shocking! Air pressure in footballs being slightly under vs. a guy telling draftees how to break the law and get away with it. Come on, now! Roger Goodell is a fucking joke. He abuses his "power" whatever that is, he is inconsistent in his penalties, and makes stupid non-stories into stories to keep the real issues hidden away. He is a fucking joke and his entire league is a fucking joke. End of story.
it's only dragged on for 7 months because Brady won't let it go and accept his punishment. the Pats and Brady could have ended it back in February but their arrogance won't let that happen.
All those stats will always be called into question, thanks to the patriots' shady history of cheating. If they don't like it they shouldn't cheat. Pretty easy.
If brady 'wins' based on procedural crossing t's and dotting lower case j's it doesn't matter. The average person with half a brain sees it's fairly obvious and the nfl had no motivation to attack new england and brady. It's silly
the average person with half a brain laughs at this ridiculous story and the people who care about it so much.
Says a Patriots fan...
I make myself laugh.
Juggler makes an absolute valid point. I'm not a Patriots fan and I agree whole-heartedly. This story is still completely ridiculous and the fact that they've dragged it along for 7 months makes it even more so. I mean honestly, if it wasn't 4-time Super Bowl Champion Tom Brady, would anyone care as much? Answer to that is no. If it was Wilson, Manning, Rodgers, Roethlisberger, Matt Ryan, Alex Smith, or anyone else... nobody would be so vehemently against them as they are with Brady. Again, how this became a 7-month saga and the Cris Carter thing just gets swept under the rug like it's no big deal is just simply shocking! Air pressure in footballs being slightly under vs. a guy telling draftees how to break the law and get away with it. Come on, now! Roger Goodell is a fucking joke. He abuses his "power" whatever that is, he is inconsistent in his penalties, and makes stupid non-stories into stories to keep the real issues hidden away. He is a fucking joke and his entire league is a fucking joke. End of story.
haha, I don't really give a shit. Juggler was just all up on the Pats nuts last year, so I was just busting his balls.
All those stats will always be called into question, thanks to the patriots' shady history of cheating. If they don't like it they shouldn't cheat. Pretty easy.
If brady 'wins' based on procedural crossing t's and dotting lower case j's it doesn't matter. The average person with half a brain sees it's fairly obvious and the nfl had no motivation to attack new england and brady. It's silly
the average person with half a brain laughs at this ridiculous story and the people who care about it so much.
Says a Patriots fan...
I make myself laugh.
Juggler makes an absolute valid point. I'm not a Patriots fan and I agree whole-heartedly. This story is still completely ridiculous and the fact that they've dragged it along for 7 months makes it even more so. I mean honestly, if it wasn't 4-time Super Bowl Champion Tom Brady, would anyone care as much? Answer to that is no. If it was Wilson, Manning, Rodgers, Roethlisberger, Matt Ryan, Alex Smith, or anyone else... nobody would be so vehemently against them as they are with Brady. Again, how this became a 7-month saga and the Cris Carter thing just gets swept under the rug like it's no big deal is just simply shocking! Air pressure in footballs being slightly under vs. a guy telling draftees how to break the law and get away with it. Come on, now! Roger Goodell is a fucking joke. He abuses his "power" whatever that is, he is inconsistent in his penalties, and makes stupid non-stories into stories to keep the real issues hidden away. He is a fucking joke and his entire league is a fucking joke. End of story.
it's only dragged on for 7 months because Brady won't let it go and accept his punishment. the Pats and Brady could have ended it back in February but their arrogance won't let that happen.
I'd fight it too. The penalties given out are ridiculous and way over the top. Ray Rice (initially) got 2 games for KO'ing his fiancee. Use that for a benchmark and Brady should only be suspended for one 4th down play.
All those stats will always be called into question, thanks to the patriots' shady history of cheating. If they don't like it they shouldn't cheat. Pretty easy.
If brady 'wins' based on procedural crossing t's and dotting lower case j's it doesn't matter. The average person with half a brain sees it's fairly obvious and the nfl had no motivation to attack new england and brady. It's silly
the average person with half a brain laughs at this ridiculous story and the people who care about it so much.
Says a Patriots fan...
I make myself laugh.
I'm a buffalo Bills fan and I pretty much feel the same way.
All those stats will always be called into question, thanks to the patriots' shady history of cheating. If they don't like it they shouldn't cheat. Pretty easy.
If brady 'wins' based on procedural crossing t's and dotting lower case j's it doesn't matter. The average person with half a brain sees it's fairly obvious and the nfl had no motivation to attack new england and brady. It's silly
the average person with half a brain laughs at this ridiculous story and the people who care about it so much.
Says a Patriots fan...
I make myself laugh.
Juggler makes an absolute valid point. I'm not a Patriots fan and I agree whole-heartedly. This story is still completely ridiculous and the fact that they've dragged it along for 7 months makes it even more so. I mean honestly, if it wasn't 4-time Super Bowl Champion Tom Brady, would anyone care as much? Answer to that is no. If it was Wilson, Manning, Rodgers, Roethlisberger, Matt Ryan, Alex Smith, or anyone else... nobody would be so vehemently against them as they are with Brady. Again, how this became a 7-month saga and the Cris Carter thing just gets swept under the rug like it's no big deal is just simply shocking! Air pressure in footballs being slightly under vs. a guy telling draftees how to break the law and get away with it. Come on, now! Roger Goodell is a fucking joke. He abuses his "power" whatever that is, he is inconsistent in his penalties, and makes stupid non-stories into stories to keep the real issues hidden away. He is a fucking joke and his entire league is a fucking joke. End of story.
And this is why the owners won't renew his contract
All those stats will always be called into question, thanks to the patriots' shady history of cheating. If they don't like it they shouldn't cheat. Pretty easy.
If brady 'wins' based on procedural crossing t's and dotting lower case j's it doesn't matter. The average person with half a brain sees it's fairly obvious and the nfl had no motivation to attack new england and brady. It's silly
the average person with half a brain laughs at this ridiculous story and the people who care about it so much.
Says a Patriots fan...
I make myself laugh.
Juggler makes an absolute valid point. I'm not a Patriots fan and I agree whole-heartedly. This story is still completely ridiculous and the fact that they've dragged it along for 7 months makes it even more so. I mean honestly, if it wasn't 4-time Super Bowl Champion Tom Brady, would anyone care as much? Answer to that is no. If it was Wilson, Manning, Rodgers, Roethlisberger, Matt Ryan, Alex Smith, or anyone else... nobody would be so vehemently against them as they are with Brady. Again, how this became a 7-month saga and the Cris Carter thing just gets swept under the rug like it's no big deal is just simply shocking! Air pressure in footballs being slightly under vs. a guy telling draftees how to break the law and get away with it. Come on, now! Roger Goodell is a fucking joke. He abuses his "power" whatever that is, he is inconsistent in his penalties, and makes stupid non-stories into stories to keep the real issues hidden away. He is a fucking joke and his entire league is a fucking joke. End of story.
I wonder if RG3 would have stood a chance if drafted by a team like Jacksonville?
Probably not. He's not a good qb. He was over hyped and Washington fell for it. The read option was a gimmick play that lasted one year in the nfl. Just like the wildcat. When NFL defenses figure it out, it's over. So when the league said it was ok to hit the qb even if they handed the ball off, the read option was dead in the nfl.
I wonder if RG3 would have stood a chance if drafted by a team like Jacksonville?
Probably not. He's not a good qb. He was over hyped and Washington fell for it. The read option was a gimmick play that lasted one year in the nfl. Just like the wildcat. When NFL defenses figure it out, it's over. So when the league said it was ok to hit the qb even if they handed the ball off, the read option was dead in the nfl.
the injury killed him and then he came back too soon the next year. he's never been the same since and now it has just gone totally sour in Washington. i wouldn't say it was all scheme. he has(had) some skills.
I wonder if RG3 would have stood a chance if drafted by a team like Jacksonville?
Probably not. He's not a good qb. He was over hyped and Washington fell for it. The read option was a gimmick play that lasted one year in the nfl. Just like the wildcat. When NFL defenses figure it out, it's over. So when the league said it was ok to hit the qb even if they handed the ball off, the read option was dead in the nfl.
Hmmm. Probably right about it being a gimmick. The Colts avoided making two very bad picks (although I think Manning and Luck were no-brainers and the debate was just media hype on RG3 and what's his name)
I wonder if RG3 would have stood a chance if drafted by a team like Jacksonville?
Probably not. He's not a good qb. He was over hyped and Washington fell for it. The read option was a gimmick play that lasted one year in the nfl. Just like the wildcat. When NFL defenses figure it out, it's over. So when the league said it was ok to hit the qb even if they handed the ball off, the read option was dead in the nfl.
Yep...it was good for a year then every team figured out that you just need to keep him in the pocket. Keep him in the pocket and he's just not that good. The Redskins are a mess.
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Tom Brady is so awesome, the Seahawks already retired his number.
If brady 'wins' based on procedural crossing t's and dotting lower case j's it doesn't matter. The average person with half a brain sees it's fairly obvious and the nfl had no motivation to attack new england and brady. It's silly
This thing could have been handled by brady and kraft a lot better and easier and it would be ancient history by now. Instead they need to be arrogant.
Lots of teams need RB/Special Teams warriors so even if he gets cut I bet he signs somewhere at least for Practice Squad and continues to learn.
Fuckus rules all
Rob
Seattle
I make myself laugh.
That said, fuck Brady.