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Post by Wayne Rooney on Jun 4, 2014 15:11:14 GMT -5
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Post by Wayne Rooney on Jun 4, 2014 15:21:01 GMT -5
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Post by Deleted on Jun 4, 2014 15:22:37 GMT -5
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Post by Wayne Rooney on Jun 4, 2014 15:26:03 GMT -5
"He's British, therefore disqualified" - Tom Strongo
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Post by Deleted on Jun 4, 2014 15:28:09 GMT -5
"He's British, therefore disqualified" - Tom Strongo for NFL football? ofcourse...common sense n all their football is for fags, ours is for dudes maybe hes thinking tom brady, the midfielder for FC popncork abbeydale? |
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Post by Wayne Rooney on Jun 4, 2014 15:29:06 GMT -5
"He's British, therefore disqualified" - Tom Strongo for NFL football? ofcourse...common sense n all their football is for fags, ours is for dudes maybe hes thinking tom brady, the midfielder for FC popncork abbeydale? That reasoning? Is pretty dumb.  |
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Post by Deleted on Jun 4, 2014 15:31:09 GMT -5
for NFL football? ofcourse...common sense n all their football is for fags, ours is for dudes maybe hes thinking tom brady, the midfielder for FC popncork abbeydale? That reasoning? Is pretty dumb. you should read the WEEI article mind opening for people who dont understand football, like you or british people |
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Post by Royale McRoyals on Jun 4, 2014 15:31:40 GMT -5
"He's British, therefore disqualified" - Tom Strongo for NFL football? ofcourse...common sense n all their football is for fags, ours is for dudes maybe hes thinking tom brady, the midfielder for FC popncork abbeydale? Or this team:  |
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Post by Wayne Rooney on Jun 4, 2014 15:35:31 GMT -5
That reasoning? Is pretty dumb. you should read the WEEI article mind opening for people who dont understand football, like you or british people I don't need to read anything on either side of this foolish argument. Brady has always been the same player, a one dimensional robot dependent on other facets of the offense working optimally to have any chance of success himself. Now he's just older. I do think your reaction, and the reaction of Boston fanboys across the web to a single article, is pretty hilarious though. |
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Post by redsoxworrld on Jun 4, 2014 15:37:37 GMT -5
you should read the WEEI article mind opening for people who dont understand football, like you or british people I don't need to read anything on either side of this foolish argument. Brady has always been the same player, a one dimensional robot dependent on other facets of the offense working optimally to have any chance of success himself. Now he's just older. I do think your reaction, and the reaction of Boston fanboys across the web to a single article, is pretty hilarious though. this might have some legs |
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Post by Wayne Rooney on Jun 4, 2014 15:38:32 GMT -5
"British guys can't comment on NFL players. It's just too complicated a game to understand. Africans can't play QB. It's just too complicated a game to understand"
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Post by Deleted on Jun 4, 2014 15:41:20 GMT -5
you should read the WEEI article mind opening for people who dont understand football, like you or british people I don't need to read anything on either side of this foolish argument. Brady has always been the same player, a one dimensional robot dependent on other facets of the offense working optimally to have any chance of success himself. Now he's just older. I do think your reaction, and the reaction of Boston fanboys across the web to a single article, is pretty hilarious though. my reaction with facts that have since forced this writer to offer a apology on radio? (did so on 98.5) all i did was point out the flaws in using completion % and "when facing a rush" as means to explain one bad 1/2 season (read the article to find out why 1/2 season) as signs of a dropoff...when not taking into account outside influences such as, a 21st ranked o-line. or this: Because of week-to-week game-planning, injuries and the emergence of some relatively surprising offensive faces (LeGarrette Blount, Julian Edelman), the Patriots used 14 different starting lineups in 2013, third most in the league.
or this: Ultimately, there were are a lot of reasons why the 2013 Patriots — who ended the year with ALMOST $28 MILLION worth of contracts on injured reserve — were able to overachieve over the course of the season.
thats not fan boy, thats analytics. and it ends with this: Ultimately, Brady doesn’t deserve a complete mulligan for the season — anyone who remains one of the highest-paid quarterbacks in the league knows that’s just life in the big city. But when it comes to the best thirtysomething quarterback of all time, you’ll need more than a substandard half-season to indicate that there is a real, marked decline in his play. |
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Post by Wayne Rooney on Jun 4, 2014 15:43:03 GMT -5
I don't need to read anything on either side of this foolish argument. Brady has always been the same player, a one dimensional robot dependent on other facets of the offense working optimally to have any chance of success himself. Now he's just older. I do think your reaction, and the reaction of Boston fanboys across the web to a single article, is pretty hilarious though. this might have some legs Well it's true. How often have you heard over the last several years the line or the receivers blamed for Brady's shittiness in a particular game? He's an atrocious athlete, and a sitting duck. He can take a drop and throw a football fairly accurately in rhythm. That's about it. I'll wait for all Jeter like intangibles he brings to the table argument. |
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Post by redsoxworrld on Jun 4, 2014 15:46:14 GMT -5
this might have some legs Well it's true. How often have you heard over the last several years the line or the receivers blamed for Brady's shittiness in a particular game? He's an atrocious athlete, and a sitting duck. He can take a drop and throw a football fairly accurately in rhythm. That's about it. I'll wait for all Jeter like intangibles he brings to the table argument. i get it any other quarterback that can stand on two feet would have had same success Brady did in that system |
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Post by Wayne Rooney on Jun 4, 2014 15:46:21 GMT -5
I don't need to read anything on either side of this foolish argument. Brady has always been the same player, a one dimensional robot dependent on other facets of the offense working optimally to have any chance of success himself. Now he's just older. I do think your reaction, and the reaction of Boston fanboys across the web to a single article, is pretty hilarious though. my reaction with facts that have since forced this writer to offer a apology on radio? (did so on 98.5) all i did was point out the flaws in using completion % and "when facing a rush" as means to explain one bad 1/2 season (read the article to find out why 1/2 season) as signs of a dropoff...when not taking into account outside influences such as, a 21st ranked o-line. or this: Because of week-to-week game-planning, injuries and the emergence of some relatively surprising offensive faces (LeGarrette Blount, Julian Edelman), the Patriots used 14 different starting lineups in 2013, third most in the league.
or this: Ultimately, there were are a lot of reasons why the 2013 Patriots — who ended the year with ALMOST $28 MILLION worth of contracts on injured reserve — were able to overachieve over the course of the season.
thats not fan boy, thats analytics. and it ends with this: Ultimately, Brady doesn’t deserve a complete mulligan for the season — anyone who remains one of the highest-paid quarterbacks in the league knows that’s just life in the big city. But when it comes to the best thirtysomething quarterback of all time, you’ll need more than a substandard half-season to indicate that there is a real, marked decline in his play. No, that's fanboys making excuses. Angry fanboys too. I don't care if the guy's analysis has merit or not. Like I said, Brady is the same player now that he's always been...just older. |
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Post by Wayne Rooney on Jun 4, 2014 15:50:09 GMT -5
Well it's true. How often have you heard over the last several years the line or the receivers blamed for Brady's shittiness in a particular game? He's an atrocious athlete, and a sitting duck. He can take a drop and throw a football fairly accurately in rhythm. That's about it. I'll wait for all Jeter like intangibles he brings to the table argument. i get it any other quarterback that can stand on two feet would have had same success Brady did in that system No, but a lot of them could. He doesn't have any superior skills that no one else has. |
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Post by Zig on Jun 4, 2014 15:50:16 GMT -5
Pats finished 3rd in 0 last year
all things considered, basically a whole new cast and all that...seemed like they sucked most of the year...but still [HASH]3,,,I was actually shocked when Blade told me they finished 3rd lol
somebody tell us who carried Brady to the [HASH]3 offense...
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Post by Wayne Rooney on Jun 4, 2014 15:52:13 GMT -5
Pats finished 3rd in 0 last year all things considered, basically a whole new cast and all that...seemed like they sucked most of the year...but still [HASH]3,,,I was actually shocked when Blade told me they finished 3rd lol somebody tell us who carried Brady to the [HASH]3 offense... Tebow |
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Post by redsoxworrld on Jun 4, 2014 15:54:07 GMT -5
i get it any other quarterback that can stand on two feet would have had same success Brady did in that system No, but a lot of them could. He doesn't have any superior skills that no one else has. like I said, I get it brady is an average quarterback that is lucky to have played with such great players around him roehtlhsbugerafdasrer would have won all five superbowls |
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Post by Wayne Rooney on Jun 4, 2014 16:01:27 GMT -5
No, but a lot of them could. He doesn't have any superior skills that no one else has. like I said, I get it brady is an average quarterback that is lucky to have played with such great players around him roehtlhsbugerafdasrer would have won all five superbowls Brady would have won all of them if it wasn't for that damn Welker... And that damn Samuel... And that damn Hobbs... And that damn offensive line... And that damn offensive coordinator... And that damn receiving core... And that damn front seven... And that damn running game... And that damn pass defense... |
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Post by redsoxworrld on Jun 4, 2014 16:03:20 GMT -5
like I said, I get it brady is an average quarterback that is lucky to have played with such great players around him roehtlhsbugerafdasrer would have won all five superbowls Brady would have won all of them if it wasn't for that damn Welker... And that damn Samuel... And that damn Hobbs... And that damn offensive line... And that damn offensive coordinator... And that damn receiving core... And that damn front seven... And that damn running game... And that damn pass defense... uh huh and wouldnt have won any of them without INSERT NAMES HERE but bubby brister would have! |
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Post by Wayne Rooney on Jun 4, 2014 16:10:58 GMT -5
Brady would have won all of them if it wasn't for that damn Welker... And that damn Samuel... And that damn Hobbs... And that damn offensive line... And that damn offensive coordinator... And that damn receiving core... And that damn front seven... And that damn running game... And that damn pass defense... uh huh and wouldnt have won any of them without INSERT NAMES HERE but bubby brister would have! Maybe. Never know. What I do know is that if Brady gets hurt early in the season, I'll be rooting like hell for the Garrapolo or whatever the fuck his name is led Pats just for the hilarity. Doubt that will be a universal emotion throughout this board or the continent of New England from the "real fans" though. |
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Post by redsoxworrld on Jun 4, 2014 16:18:03 GMT -5
uh huh and wouldnt have won any of them without INSERT NAMES HERE but bubby brister would have! Maybe. Never know. What I do know is that if Brady gets hurt early in the season, I'll be rooting like hell for the Garrapolo or whatever the fuck his name is led Pats just for the hilarity. Doubt that will be a universal emotion throughout this board or the continent of New England from the "real fans" though. the truth of Brady is that he will go down as one of the top quarterbacks to ever play the game, and that over the second half of his career his postseason performance went way down but to say he is just an average quarterback in a hall of fame caliber system is silly but you are entitled to it as an opinion now go fuck off, we are talking ice soccer now |
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Post by Wayne Rooney on Jun 4, 2014 16:30:16 GMT -5
Maybe. Never know. What I do know is that if Brady gets hurt early in the season, I'll be rooting like hell for the Garrapolo or whatever the fuck his name is led Pats just for the hilarity. Doubt that will be a universal emotion throughout this board or the continent of New England from the "real fans" though. the truth of Brady is that he will go down as one of the top quarterbacks to ever play the game, and that over the second half of his career his postseason performance went way down but to say he is just an average quarterback in a hall of fame caliber system is silly but you are entitled to it as an opinion now go fuck off, we are talking ice soccer now Of course he will. The numbers will dictate it. But what does he do? Other than like I said, take a drop and throw a ball to an open target in rhythm? What exceptional skill does he have that no one else has? There isn't one. |
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Post by Super Paul Mullin on Jun 6, 2014 14:06:55 GMT -5
Brady is awesome
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Post by Gronk on Dec 6, 2014 9:23:38 GMT -5
Hmmmm...I'd say he's still in the top 5. I'd have to put Rodgers #1 right now then Brady or Peyton, then Luck or Ben...if you had to win a game "right now"
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Post by Deleted on Dec 6, 2014 9:57:59 GMT -5
Name 5 QBs who you would rather have than Tom Brady. There is no way Brady isn't in the Top 5.
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Post by jets12 on Dec 6, 2014 10:00:14 GMT -5
Name 5 QBs who you would rather have than Tom Brady. There is no way Brady isn't in the Top 5. Sanchez, Geno, Vick, Boyd, Simms. |
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Post by Deleted on Dec 6, 2014 10:10:05 GMT -5
Name 5 QBs who you would rather have than Tom Brady. There is no way Brady isn't in the Top 5. Sanchez, Geno, Vick, Boyd, Simms. Oh no, jets12 is really Rex Ryan! lol |
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