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7 minutes ago, Richard Noggin said:
WUT? He laughed at a joke about his billionaire money launderer (funneled money to his TB12 enterprise to avoid salary cap restrictions), Robert Kraft, then awkwardly and unprecedently leaned in and told a comedian "don't say that s#!t again." Okay. Yeah, that's confident energy at a roast when a 100% true topic is raised. Defending him is a funny bit.
He was roasted for 3 plus hours cause he asked to be...what sense are you making.
And come with receipts about money being handed to him under the table or your lying.
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4 hours ago, Richard Noggin said:
For a 6'5" guy who was married to the world's richest supermodel, Tom Brady exudes small D energy. Amazing how petty and petulant he is. What an angry little loser. Sure, he won a lot of football games, but he is a humorless weirdo. Eff him.
Ha ha and yet he partook in a roast where people sat and crack jokes about him all night long....
Please make this post make sense.
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4 hours ago, PBF81 said:
You've leapfrogged the point entirely.
Great coaches don't posting seriously losing records simply because they don't have a HOF QB.
Consider, our drought era generally posted better records than he did, routinely.
With crap for QBs our coaches posted season wins of 9, 9, 8, 8, 8, 7, 7, 7, 7, 6, 6, 6, 6, 6, 5, 4, 3
Conntrasted with BB's win totals of 4, 5, 5, 6, 7, 7, 7, and 8 wins, of 11 seasons, again, with miserable failures in the playoffs otherwise, once with crap for divisional foes, there's zero argument to suggest anything but failure.
In 11 of BB's non-HOF-QB seasons he's posted 8 losing seasons and had win totals not significantly different from the litany of coaches during our drought era.
Great coaches should at least be .500 to 10-6/7 even with average QBs.
Bill Walsh was about 17-24 without Montana.
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8 hours ago, Mr. Irrelevant said:
So, the successor to Tom Brady is headed to Jacksonville. Bill Belichick is headed to ESPN (presumably).
Whatever happens, there has been a sea change in the NFL and especially in the AFC East.
Josh Allen and the Bills are the mountain everyone has to climb.
The Jets have a 40-year-old QB coming off an Achilles injury.
The Dolphins have an oft-injured QB and salary cap issues.
The Patriots are back to page-one with a new head coach and a total unknown at QB.
And the Bills are looking for a new #2 receiver.
Which team looks like it's closest to reaching the Super Bowl?
Then what's Pat Mahomes and the chiefs?
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I say Kansas City doesn't win it next year. I think the Bills n Allen finally get over that hump (non-bills fan take)
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Always fun to hear people B word about that half time Show.
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3 minutes ago, Beast said:
Google it.Seem a little testy. Calm down killer.
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3 minutes ago, Beast said:
And I said earlier Reid was successful with McNabb who had under a career 60% completion percentage.Belichick won 1 playoff game in 11 years without Tom Brady.
I’ll repeat that….ONE GAME.
Again realize the point of their careers..before Brady..
BB had his Cleveland days..
Yea there was Bledsoe but again. Bills know how Bledsoe played. And now there was jones,Newton, etc.
Not arguing Reid isn't a great coach. I'm arguing the way Reid and other coaches are judge. Some fans don't judge BB the same way
What's Ried's record head to head again BB. Just for the sake of the discussion?
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41 minutes ago, Brand J said:
Tom Brady was simply a game manager when he first took the field, true, but as a Patriots fan, I’m sure you remember the quote where your offensive coordinator said “once Tom got in the game, the offense was just different. It was like a well oiled machine.”
Brady hardly made mistakes, he didn’t do things to beat the team, he kept his side of the ball clean and moving, which is all you could ask from him at that point. The argument was that Belichick has never had a QB who was even “above average” and I asked what about Drew Bledsoe? Two different QBs, yet two vastly different results.
Tom Brady was past up repeatedly during the draft. He was a 6 round pick for a reason. He had a hungrier to get better.
Look of all the teams whom past on Mahomes? Who seen Mahomes turning into who he turned into?
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40 minutes ago, Beast said:
McNabb had a career completion percentage under 60%. He only broke a 90 QB rating for a season 3 times.Bill Belichick is Walt Michaels without Tom Brady.
This is funny how fans pick and choose how to debate.
So for some BB is looked at as the great defensive mind who got lucked into Brady
Andy Reid is better..well Reid is an offensive mind who wasn't thought about until he got Mahomes.
Besides Brady, BB has used sh*t QBs. Reid seen one SB w McNabb which at that time played like an above average QB.
We have seen that all thru history. A QB getting on a hot streak and making it to a SB.
Flacco, Jimmy G, Eli Manning, Kaepernick, I can go on. Before Mahomes, Ried wasn't seeing any rings. BB had 2 as a defensive coordinator which one of his SB game plans is in the HOF. He knows how to stop high power offenses.
As great as a offensive mind Reid is, BB is that for the defense end. Who coached up alot of good defensive players into solid ones. Just as Reid has done w QBs
Can't penalized BB for having Tom Brady, if you aren't going to penalized Reid for having Mahomes, or Walsh for Montana, etc. Again i can go on..
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3 hours ago, Brand J said:
Drew Bledsoe? Belichick went 5-11 with him in 2000, 0-2 in 2001. Tom Brady stepped in and went 14-3 his first year, same roster Bledsoe (and Belichick) had to work with.
Unless you believe Drew Bledsoe wasn’t an above average QB…
Tom Brady wasn't Tom Brady until like his 3rd SB. The patriots went on a killer streak once Brady took over. And Drew Bledsoe was an OK QB in the end. Nobody knows that more after Patriots fans than Buffalo fans.
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20 minutes ago, EasternOHBillsFan said:
"only works if the team is actively contending for Superbowls"
You conveniently left off that part... it's an abject failure also without Tom Brady.
"only works if the team is actively contending for Superbowls"
It's incredible that some people don't read the entire statement and cherry pick.
So...there's been teams and coaches contending for SBs since the very first time of NFL football, yet there is very very few teams and coaches who can say they went and won multiple SBs.
And I didn't conveniently leave anything out. There comes a time when you aren't great anymore..
That's why Jimmy Jones retired
Bill Walsh Is gone
Shula doesn't coach the dolphins anymore..(RIP)
joe Montana can't play football....
The time had come for BB. Ppl are just beyond foolish If you couldn't see his greatest or just butt-hurt he continued to beat your team time and time again.
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On 1/12/2024 at 1:29 PM, C.Biscuit97 said:
This might hold more weigh if Brady didn’t have 6 other SBs. Belichick tried multiple ways to replace Brady and was awful expect for the one season with a playoff team that got historically stomped by us. He had a losing record in NE before mo Lewis saved him.
obviously, he’s a good strategist and coach. But Brady has proven he is a million times more the “patriot way” than Belichick.
Again..show me a great coach who didn't have a great player in sports to help him win a championship
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On 1/30/2024 at 12:30 PM, Low Positive said:
The "Patriot Way" is joyless football and joyless football only works if the team is actively contending for Superbowls.
And he had gone to 12 SBs and won 8 of them. 2 as a D.C. and 6 as a head coach..
Pretty joyless football.
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16 minutes ago, C.Biscuit97 said:
McDermott made the playoffs in his first year without Allen. He actually had a worst record in their first year together.
And Reid has worked with many qbs and had success. Obviously, Mahomes is a different animal but Reid has been way more successful with other qbs than BB.
Tom Brady literally won a a SB with a team that missed the playoffs the year before in his first year without BB.
Do we want to go back and look at the buccaneers roster inwhich Brady won with?
Do we wanna remember the buccaneers defense that Brady won with and the run they went on in the playoffs?
Remember Brady's last season n playoff game in NE with no weapons and how bad he looked to the point many people thought he should retire?
Brady didn't go to the jets and turned them into a SB team.
He went to a team that was just missing a QB cause their QB the year before threw 20ints.
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Just now, davefan66 said:
LB and Dline have some older guys.Just not a team that is on the cusp of being good/great. Personally I’d rather take a job with a team that is closer to being good.
And who is the GM? Gotta be with a guy you can mesh with.
Have they lined up Vrabel and someone he trusts? Who knows. After what happened in Tennessee, I’m sure he doesn’t want that again.
Every team had aging players here and there. Obviously 53 spots to fill. But overall the pats are pretty young on defense. They got younger back 2020 in the draft.
And every team is different and what every coach is looking for is different as well. Harbaugh/ BB will look for a already made roster.
There are other coaches who will look for a good situations/ good ownership.
And there will be coaches just happy to have a job.
The Patriots are a good situation from the stand point that they have a top pick and cap space amd good ownership.
That is perfect for a younger coach to come in and make it their team. Plus Varbel has already expressed interest in coaching for the Patriots.
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30 minutes ago, davefan66 said:
Not young.Yep, top 3 pick is a top 3 pick. Would rather bill be making the pick!
Still, not a team you insert a successful top pick and now you are a competitive team. No QB. Not the greatest WR’s or RB’s. Don’t believe they are super attractive to a veteran HC. Maybe Vrabels heart stings are pulled to go there? Maybe. But a competitive guy like him who was thrown to the street the way he was in Tennessee, maybe he wants the least restrictive path to coaching a very good team.
Please point to where is the aging at exactly?
Their top corner who looks to be a stand out is/was a rookie
Christian Barmore their D-end who came on the last few games was drafted in 21
Kevion white another D-end
Was drafted in 2023
Jabril peppers 28yr
Kyle Dugger strong Stafety drafted 2020(27yr)
Josh Uche LB. Drafted 20. (25 yes old)
Not going to go through the whole roster, that would be wild, but went through some noticeably names on defense just now.
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Just now, davefan66 said:
NE may have picks and cap, but no QB and an aging defense. Could land a good WR with high pick, but what about QB? Even if they pick someone no guarantee they are any good.Attractive to a new HC probably, not an experienced like Vrabel.
That defense is not aging. Vrabel has already said he wants to coach in NE.(should they choose him)
And a top 3 pick is still a top 3 pick.
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2 minutes ago, dma0034 said:
Patriots job is the least attractive job outside of the Panthers.
Damn, with Harbaugh flirting with the NFL again I wonder where all these coaches end up.
They have a top pick and plenty of cap space.
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It's funny reading this thread.
If another team gets so much as a 1st down, about 90 percent of this board wants to fire the whole team. Win yesterday's game, now the irrational wants to act rational..lol
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23 minutes ago, HopefulFuture said:
I don't have an unreasonable opinion of the state of affairs when it comes to Buffalo sports to be honest. As a New England fan, be it football, baseball, basketball or hockey, the Boston area has experienced the joy of championships. In my lifetime, I've watched Buffalo's pro basketball team leave, and the hockey and football teams fail, in some cases in spectacular fashion, while not ever winning a championship.
I gave up having starry eyes for a player long ago. It's all about a championship before I die for me. 53 years, nothing, I could care less if my fellow WNY'ers don't approve, I'm not interested in player Fandom, I'm interested in actual results.
"Losers always whine about their best. Winners go home and ***** the prom queen."
I get where you are coming from...but you move on from Allen and it would be another 50 years hoping for a championship..
I think people need to chill from jumping off that ledge bit...
Still got like 8 games left despite what you are seeing...the Bills are still very dangerous...
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43 minutes ago, HopefulFuture said:
From a fan of your rivals. The Patriots. I give you all the credit in the world for willing to come with this opinion against your fellow mafia brethren.
But I can say, Josh Allen is a generational talent. A once in a life time thing...you don't just get rid of that in such a short time, championship or not. You tweak everything around him, but you do not give up on that type of talent too soon.
That's just crazy, something that would get you fired in a heart beat if you were a GM.
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Big difference with the thread title. Manning threw 6 ints in his ROOKIE SEASON.
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Kind of shocked by how negative people are against Mike Vick. I would say. To each his own, but this doesn't have a negative reflection on the bills cause most people never condone his behavior but clearly understood he has been a changed man for over 20 years now.
And your coach, GM etc who are thought to be a good judge of character have no issue with bring In Mike Vick, so that should tell you a whole lot.
And kind of offended someone who doesn't know Mike Vick at all called him "ghetto", really??
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Roast of Brady!
in The Stadium Wall
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As one poster said. There were other jokes about Kraft. He was there, BB was there and Brady was there.. all getting joked on...
So one joke out of a million jokes told at their expense for hours and 1 off limits joke makes him lame for it?
You got people in here who can't even handle the swearing that went on in the roast.