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 Post subject: Re: Patriots Question
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There's a difference between acknowledging someone is good and wanting them to succeed.

Agreed. Fuck him. But he will make me money two weeks from now. I’ll go on hating him the next day.

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Brady has reached a level / age of excellence that it's just fun to say you saw it.


I agree. I didn't jump on the Brady bandwagon late so I feel like I've been along for the journey for nearly all of his career.


I jumped on way late but I can't deny what I've seen. He's above average.


Slightly above average. When you watch him late in games you always expect for him to make the plays to win. He rarely disappoints.


It's also insane to me that he's never sacked. He's 40 fucking years old and can't run. WTF?


Pocket presence. Sliding in the pocket and getting rid of the ball quickly.

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FavreFan wrote:
SpiralStairs wrote:
There's a difference between acknowledging someone is good and wanting them to succeed.

Agreed. Fuck him. But he will make me money two weeks from now. I’ll go on hating him the next day.


People don't hate the Patriots because they suck.

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FrankDrebin wrote:
SpiralStairs wrote:
Nas wrote:
Dr. Kenneth Noisewater wrote:
Nas wrote:
Dr. Kenneth Noisewater wrote:
Brady has reached a level / age of excellence that it's just fun to say you saw it.


I agree. I didn't jump on the Brady bandwagon late so I feel like I've been along for the journey for nearly all of his career.


I jumped on way late but I can't deny what I've seen. He's above average.


Slightly above average. When you watch him late in games you always expect for him to make the plays to win. He rarely disappoints.


It's also insane to me that he's never sacked. He's 40 fucking years old and can't run. WTF?


Pocket presence. Sliding in the pocket and getting rid of the ball quickly.


He likes to slide into pockets alright.

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SpiralStairs wrote:
Nas wrote:
Dr. Kenneth Noisewater wrote:
Nas wrote:
Dr. Kenneth Noisewater wrote:
Brady has reached a level / age of excellence that it's just fun to say you saw it.


I agree. I didn't jump on the Brady bandwagon late so I feel like I've been along for the journey for nearly all of his career.


I jumped on way late but I can't deny what I've seen. He's above average.


Slightly above average. When you watch him late in games you always expect for him to make the plays to win. He rarely disappoints.


It's also insane to me that he's never sacked. He's 40 fucking years old and can't run. WTF?


He moves around just enough. I would blitz the hell out of him just to hit him. He's going to pick you apart if you don't.

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Nas wrote:
SpiralStairs wrote:
Nas wrote:
Dr. Kenneth Noisewater wrote:
Nas wrote:
Dr. Kenneth Noisewater wrote:
Brady has reached a level / age of excellence that it's just fun to say you saw it.


I agree. I didn't jump on the Brady bandwagon late so I feel like I've been along for the journey for nearly all of his career.


I jumped on way late but I can't deny what I've seen. He's above average.


Slightly above average. When you watch him late in games you always expect for him to make the plays to win. He rarely disappoints.


It's also insane to me that he's never sacked. He's 40 fucking years old and can't run. WTF?


He moves around just enough. I would blitz the hell out of him just to hit him. He's going to pick you apart if you don't.


That Ram front seven has a chance.

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Very Giantsy.

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That Ram front seven has a chance.


Sue should intentionally hurt Brady in the first quarter. No one cares how you win a ring.

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I have had a soft spot for Brady and the Pats since their first Superbowl win over the Rams. I was at a Superbowl party that year where everyone was for the Rams and thought it was a forgone conclusion that the greatest show on turf was going to roll. So since I hate St Louis I was for the Pats. Watching that kick sail through the uprights was a great moment. The silence in that room was awesome!

And like Dr Ken said watching Brady is amazing. I was pulling for the Chiefs tonight, but watching Brady do his thing is something.

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I have had a soft spot for Brady and the Pats since their first Superbowl win over the Rams. I was at a Superbowl party that year where everyone was for the Rams and thought it was a forgone conclusion that the greatest show on turf was going to roll. So since I hate St Louis I was for the Pats. Watching that kick sail through the uprights was a great moment. The silence in that room was awesome!

And like Dr Ken said watching Brady is amazing. I was pulling for the Chiefs tonight, but watching Brady do his thing is something.


Oh you liked the Pats when they were underdogs. What changed?

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I have had a soft spot for Brady and the Pats since their first Superbowl win over the Rams. I was at a Superbowl party that year where everyone was for the Rams and thought it was a forgone conclusion that the greatest show on turf was going to roll. So since I hate St Louis I was for the Pats. Watching that kick sail through the uprights was a great moment. The silence in that room was awesome!

And like Dr Ken said watching Brady is amazing. I was pulling for the Chiefs tonight, but watching Brady do his thing is something.



Agree with this. Only teams I was rooting for against the Chiefs were the Bears and Patriots. Really grew to like the Chiefs during my stay in Missouri.

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FrankDrebin wrote:

That Ram front seven has a chance.


Sue should intentionally hurt Brady in the first quarter. No one cares how you win a ring.


Who the hell is their backup? Its been so long since Brady has been hurt or suspended that I have no clue who it is.

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Nas wrote:
FrankDrebin wrote:

That Ram front seven has a chance.


Sue should intentionally hurt Brady in the first quarter. No one cares how you win a ring.


Who the hell is their backup? Its been so long since Brady has been hurt or suspended that I have no clue who it is.


I believe Hoyer but I'm not sure.

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Nas wrote:
FrankDrebin wrote:

That Ram front seven has a chance.


Sue should intentionally hurt Brady in the first quarter. No one cares how you win a ring.


Who the hell is their backup? Its been so long since Brady has been hurt or suspended that I have no clue who it is.


Bears legend Brian Hoyer

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I hate them solely because my ex-FIL is from New England and for over 15 years I had to listen to his insufferable Boston sports remblings.

If that wasn't a factor, I'd feel different about the Patriots. I wouldn't be Bernstein and cheer for the Patriots because of Excellence...it would be because of the way the media has cried for years over Belichek. Belichek probably is a complete asshole, but most press conferences and coach / player interviews are a waste of everyone's time. The questioning is always predictable and a repeat of something already asked. Belichek really owes the media nothing.

I'd still probably hate the Red Sox, Bruins, and Celtics.

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Bruins fans are actually pretty cool for the most part. I don't know how they don't overlap entirely with awful Patriots fans but they don't.

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Like I said in secret Facebook chat, I “appreciated his greatness” like a decade ago. I’m over it now, fuck T*m Br*dy.
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White players at skill positions. I grew up viewing an industry absent of anyone who looks like me. Now that I see people of no color achieving in skill positions at the highest level of the sport, I know it is possible for all those little children growing up in difficult situations in places like Orland Park, Arlington Heights and Lake Forest.

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White players at skill positions. I grew up viewing an industry absent of anyone who looks like me. Now that I see people of no color achieving in skill positions at the highest level of the sport, I know it is possible for all those little children growing up in difficult situations in places like Orland Park, Arlington Heights and Lake Forest.

Still need to crack the Cornerback glass ceiling. Jason Sehorn ain't walkin' through that door

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