Rampage

As a mic’d up Santana Moss once said. “Big time players make big time plays in big time games” Let’s go guys!!!

The problem is he hasn’t earned the right to play golf or do whatever on days off in season. Golf also is a day long event, it’s not like he’s sitting down to play Fortnite for a couple hours. Whether we like it not, this isn’t a 9-5 job. He has five months to do whatever he wants in the off-season before mini camp and training camp start. And they’re paying him a substantial amount of money on top of it. Tua is a garbage quarterback and has held that team back. Flores came up around Brady who even being a league MVP would put in extra work. That’s the standard he’s holding him to. And instead of trying to get better in his most critical years of development he’s showing no initiative in doing it and hanging his teammates out to dry.

I think this thread has turned into 23 pages about nothing. The stadium will be full tomorrow.

I think he's destined for the XFL to be honest.

Soft mentality

Two major losses for New England. Their secondary was already thin, it gets worse now.

They beat the worst teams in the league. Far from impressive.

Did Allen actually have a better year than Rodgers or Brady? I really don't think so and those were the only two QBs that got votes.

I think travel, accommodation and sport science has advanced so much to the point where road games aren't putting as much of a strain on these players like it used to. Most of them are used to raucous college football crowds as well, which in most cases trumps the NFL atmosphere so crowd noise isn't as much of a factor as you would think.

They said they're from Maryland, not Canada.

The dome talk is nonsense. Imagine them sticking a dome over Lambeau? It’s embarrassing. These south and dome teams come up to Buffalo and don’t know what hit them. It’s removing an unmatched advantage.

Barmore is a beast, I hope someone talks some sense into him. Sit out young man, plenty of football left to be played!

Brady has masked how horrible of a location that stadiums in. It’s going to be empty by week 8.

Le’veon is horrible and is only there for the paycheque. What a calamitous contract that was. He’ll be out of the league after his next one year deal.

I can’t even begin to imagine a 19 year old receiver in the NFL having to get hit by a linebacker in a slant route. He’ll be broken in half. A lot of these guys still lack the muscle mass and size to be in the league after 3 years of college. I can’t see straight out of high school being beneficial.

Boston is a huge television market. The Patriots get huge ratings. There's a reason Chicago and Dallas get 4-5 games a year and they've been mediocre to horrible for the last 15 years.

Like anyone wants to listen to those two blowhards for a 90 minutes.

Love being that high is a joke. He hasn't taken a single snap and was horrible last year in college.

That's the only way we get fans in stadiums I think, they're gonna have to put seats between people, rows, etc. Which is a much better alternative to no fans at all. The good thing is, the Mafia is so loud that 20,000 of our fans will still be as loud as 60,000 from some other stadiums in this league.

Not too sure it’s “evolved” so to speak. The run game is as important as ever, and if you can get a team to load the box you can burn them. Virtually all the best teams last year were in the Top 10 in running the football. Obviously if you have the quarterback to go with that you’re golden.

Brady had enough of the "Patriot Way", and didn't like how things went there with getting him weapons on offense. He's a vocal player but I've never seen him chew guys out as much as he did last year. There's also reason Gronkowski came back to play with him in Tampa. There's no chance he returns if Tom's still in New England.

Fromm's going to make the roster, he's too good of a developmental QB with a chance to be "the guy" should Allen falter for him not too.

He'll get another OC, he's not getting a third. Beane and McDermott are smart enough to cut their losses as we've seen.

Exactly. Stout defense and running the football gets you to the big game. If Allen develops that's essentially the icing on the cake. You need that quarterback to win it all in the fourth quarter. We're 2/3's of the way there.

He reminds of Cameron Heyward. Big, powerful DE. Not quick, not flashy. But will bullrush the lights out of you. Also like how he put Austin Jackson in his place as well when they played.