Chris66
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Well you will be waiting a while. The season ticket wait list is around 65000.
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No, There just isnt many tickets available for games if your not a season ticket holder.
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Nfl really hasnt changed much in the last 20 years.
Bottom line is if you think your team doesnt have a shot your probably not interested.
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I think they will play better, but still lose. N.O. is just a better team. I dont think Thurs was a fluke. Just a typical Bills road game. I expect the same outcome at Chargers.
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They didnt quit. It looked like a typical Bills road game.
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Jags have the better shot. Weak div.now that Houston is out of the picture.
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Bills still in good shape at 5-3. You have to think with Houston losing Watson that will be one less team to worry about
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Pats play well on the road. Bills not so much.How come the pats arent an option
Easy money is take Bills at home and opponents on the road.
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Then again when your Process is talking about the process. How can you go wrong
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I find them entertaining. The show definitely misses Mathew
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no they are not. Fans are asking what Bill is going to do with that lb corp.Well their fans aren't nit picking one play. They are asking for Brady to be benched
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Run run pass punt
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you just hate the new nfl.yeah, that's why they went. patsies* will soon be done boring the **** out of the league.
I hate them as much as I hate their arrogant fans...
the asterisk champs!!
Sorry but 90s football isnt coming back
13.5 is a tough number. Betting the under is the only bet that makes sense.This is a great time to bet against the Pats*. The hype is unbelievable.
Completely agree. The crowd is usually wrong.
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Bills are important to yhe Pats success. 03,11,14,16 Bills beat the Pats these years. Pats go on to play in super bowl.If I remember right, were we not one of the two teams that beat the Patriots last year? I hate them as much as the next Bills fan! Death to Brady! Death to Bellicheat!
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Not only best qb an coach, but also look at all the crappy coaches in the nfl in the past 17 years. You can count the number of good ones on one hand. Even then they dont hold a candle to coaches of other eras.None of those other dynasty had the GOAT QB and the GOAT HC together...at the same time.....As I said, the good news is it's almost over...we'll never see a team like the 2001-2017 NE team ever again....that's also a good news...Their dominance is hurting the league....if they win the SB again this year ( they are the favorite ) things will only get worse....The entire AFC is waiting for those 2 to retire...
Putting cameras in the wrong spot ( Spygate ) and deflating balls ( if they did it ) doesn't explain they're dominance...they are that good..it sucks, but it is what it is....everything else we hear about NE cheating is made up by jealous fans and players IMO....the communication things is the weirdest...communications are controlled by the league, not the teams....couple of years ago, our Bills had issue in Foxboro...everyone started to scream " cheats "....come to find out, Rex's staff were to stupid to check the batteries and they ran out....it happens in every stadium....it's somehow a story when NE is involved...you never hear about it when it happens to Houston playing in Cleveland for example....
Armstrong got caught, but he was still the best cyclist by far. Every top cyclist in that sport was doing the same thing. The playinh field was equalBut we are all perfectly willing to just call them the greatest, even when their run defies logic AND they have a history of deceit. Again, ask yourself if they are truly the GOAT's, why even bother with balls and videos?
Every time some athlete in the past performs at a super-human level, it always comes out they were doing something. Bonds, Sosa, McGuire, Clemons, Lance Armstrong...all heroes, all held up as idols by the media. Then the truth comes out. If it's too good to be true...it usually isn't.
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Foxboro has a 100% sellout going back to 1994The Pats stadium was half full before Brady.
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I don't have any sources, just log jams on the depth chart for some teams that may be had for a low draft pick or FA without breaking the bank. Thought I'd start the conversation.
1. Tyrell Williams-LA
2. Matthew Slater-NE
3. Brandon Coleman-NO
4. Sammie Coates-PIT
5. Brian Quick-WAS
6. Kendall Wright-CHI
7. Allison Geronimo-GB
8. Phillip Dorsett-IND
9. Marquise Lee-JAC
10. Tyler Boyd-CIN
Slater wont be cut or traded. He is the Pats pro bowl special teams capt.
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one already has. Kraft built his stsdium with private money. Mass. kicked in 80 mill for infrastructure....no owner in his right mind would break rank and privately fund a stadium 100%.....
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Goes back farther than that. Pats fans disdain for the Jets goes back to 96' when Parcells during Superbowl week was negotiating a hc contract with them.This is true to an extent but their disdain for the jets was birthed from the Rex Ryan Era as their HC and followed as he inexcusably became our HC (could argue it was due to the Mangini ratting them out for Spygate)
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they lost 2 superbowls with crazy catches. All evens outthe media loves NE and thinks everything they do is amazing. i'm not saying they aren't a good team but they got ridiculously lucky the past 2 super bowls and should have lost. those games were over. if not for the most crazy endings in super bowl history then they wouldn't have won a championship in over a decade. makes me sick to my stomach even thinking about them
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Solder retired? I think you mean Vollmer. Who hadnt played in almost 2 years.or after Reggie Ragland rips his head off behind the LOS. Did I just say that?
Sorry but their OL looked like **** in the SB and I don't see any improvements. Solder retired, Shaq Mason is still having nightmares about Grady Jarrett and they just cut 2014 pick Tre Jackson.
Mason is a better run blocker than pass blocker. Pats are usually pretty consistant in the run game.
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I read it differently. I took it as Bradys success comes from Bill using the same system for last 15 years. Pats system seems to change every 2-3 years. System today isnt the same as 11 which wasnt the same as 07 and so on.His essential point is spot on.
BB's job as a gm is made infinitely easier by the fact that he has the goat QB, who works at a discount. He's able to routinely let star players walk in a way that other teams with average Qb's could never overcome.
I think Bills coaching flexibility has allowed Bill the GM to be more flexible. If it was just having a good qb. Saints would be fighting the Packers for nfc title every year.
Also Brady doesnt really work at a discount. Pats paid him 30 million up front last year and paid him 28 million in 14.
If Pats ever lost Caserio. I wouldnt mind Whaley as Director of Player Personnel
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you are so off base in this post.It really isn't. They have the best QB of all time, the best coach of all time, they're paying the QB less than market value, and they've been running the same system for 10+ years. Everything else is just extra. I have a theory that many players drafted by New England wouldn't have worked anywhere else. I mean before last year I'll bet most people would have told you Gronk was the 2nd most important played on the team, but then they won a Super Bowl without him. There is no 2nd most important player. It's Brady and Belichick, full stop.
First off BB doesnt have a system. Unless that system is to be flexible and adapt.
BB system through the years have consistef of everythinh from power run game ,to wide open passing, 2 te and everything in between.
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draft, sign veterans to 1-2 year deals and keep them playing for a contractWas thinking about this last night....
for all of the tar and feather posts....you actually have to be able to FIND the talent nobody else wants in order for other teams to come calling poaching them.
What is the patriots player development and retention strategy?
Cubs and Bills comparison
in The Stadium Wall Archives
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Dodnt read the article, but right off the bat I can think of a few differences. Most notably, Theo already had experience building a championship team in Boston.