Yummy on a roll!

 

Well that ended quickly.

 

Good. Kraft can go to jail. Brady can leave. Pats can lose picks and get fined. McDaniels can take his ways elsewhere.

 

My theory? Pats got caught cheating. So, they couldn't realllllly cheat much this game. And then, with the rain, well, we all see what Brady is like...without PERFECT conditions and without the aid of cheating.



Pats lose when they are on even ground against an NFL team.

 

I didn’t think TB would throw a touchdown from his own 1, but the guy just always finds a way.

 

Just need the Fackers to lose when they play and my NFL season is just as great as the Bears winning the SB.

 

 

Can't win every year. Brady will be back

All is not lost

 

My guess is they sign him to a 1 year deal, do what they can to put the right pieces around him, and take one more shot.

 

I knew there would be great reactions here and on Facebook.

Kind of unbelievable, in the wild card and at home. I have nothing against the Pats, but can’t say I feel sorry for them either.

 

Agree. Nothing should have stopped them from winning. Just couldn't get any momentum going

 

might be his last game as a Patriot and his last play is an INT.

It's weird because I seriously still remember seeing him play for the first time while I was at The Good Guys in 2001! (same year I sign up at AZ!)

 

Fixed.

 

Here's another weird thought - if you are 19 years old, you've never known the NFL without Tom Brady in it.

I just went back and counted, I think the Cleveland Browns have started 30 different QBs in that time frame.

 

Brady said it's "pretty unlikely" he retires so see you all again in 9months

 

No one can predict the future. But one thing is certain...he'll retire soon enough.

 

I think the Pats are all being so vague about Brady (including Brady himself) because I think his future is going to be tied to a transition plan. The Pats won't just let Brady go without knowing who the replacement is and when that replacement will take over. If the Pats know who that is now, I think you may see the scenario where they offer Brady one more year to transition in the new guy and then over to Brady to decide if that's what he wants. Or maybe the horizon is 2 years to acquire and groom the next QB. So I think the first thing is the Pats need to identify the transition plan (and they probably already have one), and then they'll present Brady with a scenario about how he fits into that, and then Brady can decide if that works for him.

 

Fuck Tom Brady. GO PACK GO!

 

Saints/Viqueens to OT.

 

Dikings take it in OT.

 

Pass interference? Tough to call one way or the other

 

They have not really called that push-off all year (unless it was done against someone on the Pats which would be an automatic game misconduct, $1B fine, 43245 draft picks, and next 24 straight NE possessions) so, it was the right no-call even if I did not want Minny to win.

 

There were actually at least a couple of non-calls that went in favour of The Saints this time, and they still lost

 

Good no-call

 

iggles body language looks bad right now.

 

 

Holy crap the penalties......

 

You would think Seattle would be keying on the iggles running game , but apparently not.

 

Holy cr@p leading with the helmet. No call and it costs our QB the game. Clowney is a POS.
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Let me see if I got this right

Drew Brees a washed up system QB who needs his backup to do everything for him

 

but Taysom Hill will be exciting to watch, the guy can throw, run and receive and even plays on the special teams (sucks for Bridgewater though... he actually did pretty good when Brees was out)

 

Cowboys have their Coach. Mike McCarthy

 

Can't wait to see this play out!

 

You probably know more than us. Was it his coaching style that got him canned or was it just him and Rodgers actually hating each other

 

I would say it played a little bit of both. Coaching more so though. The plays that were called on certain downs over the years just left you scratching your head. It was the same plays all the time. Never got creative and very predictable. Should be interesting if he carries the same playbook to Dallas or not. Wish him luck though.

 

another flop in Dallas.

 

Dez didn't have kind words for Garrett.

https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/d...al-contenders/

 

Honestly dallas probably not the worst place if you can stand the owner. Basically you got a serviceable QB with a great RB, big market/decent city to live in, nice facilities, and probably really good fringe benefits. You just have to basically be like a yes man to Jerry and be able to withstand all the media attention and drama...

 

I'd take being the coach in Dallas over 2/3 of the league. Maybe more

 

You just have to be able to win in spite of Jerry, not because of him. And I'm not sure that's possible. If the guy who is the problem is not self-aware enough to know he's the problem, you can only do so much. But other coaches have done it. Will be interesting to see how it plays out.