Hollywood Donahoe

The guy's averaging almost 25 yards per catch. That's SICK. His catch numbers will increase once a QB who doesn't lock onto Moulds is inserted into the starting lineup.

46-12 (including 6-0 in the playoffs).

Rams play the Pats the week AFTER next.

5-0 vs. 5-0, actually.

You know how you have the Browns, the Bengals, the Niners et al down as easy wins? Just remember, their fans all have the Bills down as an easy win. There is no sure things when bad teams play bad teams. Why do you think last week's game was decided by a single score?

This argument simply makes no sense. The vast majority of NFL teams have more talent at the offensive skill positions and on the OL than do the Pats. If Brady is great on the Pats (and he is), imagine how great he would be if he had Culpepper's OL and Randy Moss. Brady on any other team is likely better than he already is.

Peyton Manning is a good QB in a great situation. Daunte Culpepper is a good QB in a great situation. Brady is a great QB in a decent situation.

Yeah, you're right, the teams were very different. The '00 team had a bunch of scrap-heap FAs that no one wanted. The '01 team had a bunch of scrap-heap FAs that no one wanted. Now I see the difference. The '01 scrap-heap FAs that no one wanted were simply BETTER (even though they were 0-2 before Brady stepped in)!

Brown hurt his knee in week three and was affected by the injury all year. I probably don't need to tell you this, you being a Bills fan and all, but Antowain is horrid. '01 was an abberation (and not even that good an abberation). Branch was a rookie who hit the wal before mid-week. Fauria was only slightly above-average. I'm not sure I understand you're point. The defense has been average to below average this year, and the team is 5-0. To use the '02 team as an example of why Brady is overrated is absurd. That year, he took an average team with little to to no talent at the offensive skill positions and got them as close as humanly possible to the playoffs. And oh yeah, he led the entire league in a major statistical category. Yep, he sure overrated!

That coaching staff went 5-13 in '00-'01 with Brady riding the pine.

The 2002 season in which the Patriots, despite being crippled by an awful defense, posted a winning record and lost the dividion on one of the last tie breakers? The 2002 season in which Brady led the NFL in TD passes despite having next to no talent around him on offense?

The Patriots were 7-19 in their last 26 and among the worst teams in the NFL before Brady took over. Since then, the Patriots are 45-12, have won two Super Bowl, and are without a doubt the best team in the NFL. Without Brady = 7-19, horrid in all ways. With Brady = 45-12, one of the best teams ever. See a connection here?

Yes, a Pats fan who's forced to watch a lot of Bills games. Well, that was the only Bills game that I haven't seen (I saw Jets/Bengals at that time).

From me. I made it.

I live in upstate NY and am without Dish, so I am forced to watch whichever games my local affiliates provide me with (usually Jets, Bills, and Giants). Yesterday, I watched the Bills and Dolphins while following the Pats over NFL.com GameCenter and a constantly-updated thread on my Pats board.

Incorrect. It was simply the first time he managed to sidestep the blitz. He's had countless opportunites to do the same thing all season.

GREAT movie.

Phins gave up their '05 2nd for Feeley. You're right, though, Miami will have a high pick, and provided they have any sense at all, they'll take a QB, as it's obvious Feidler and Feeley are not the answer. As for a RB, Edge is dying to sign with them, so he should land there if he's not franchised.

Peanut butter is AWESOME! I like Peanut Butter Toast Crunch, but for my money, the peanut butter version of Captain Crunch is the best peanut butter cereal. Also, Fruity Pebbles are great.

You said "stats." That link only takes me to one stat.

I don't know what Miami's strategy is going to be, but I were running things, I would consider this season over, and start looking towards next year. Obviously, that strategy wouldn't include trading future draft picks. Miami is best served to just wait for next year when Edge, who wants badly to play in Miami again, will be a FA. They can fire Pornstache, making him the scapegoat for '04, sign Edge, take a QB high, and they'll be much better off.

Your post is misleading because: - you forgot to mention that Christian Fauria dropped not one, but TWO TD passes from Brady in the end zone. and: - you ignore the fact that Manning has Harrison, Wayne, James, Pollard, and a great OL at his disposal, while Brady has a bunch short recivers with physical limitations and a OL full of of rejects and castoffs.

Some Bills fan you are. You didn't even watch the game last week. 1-35-NE24 (12:34) T.Brady pass to D.Givens to BUF 32 for 44 yards (C.Wire). Caught over middle at BUF 35. 1-10-BUF49 (7:10) T.Brady pass to D.Patten to BUF 6 for 43 yards (T.McGee). Caught over middle at BUF 12. I suppose those were outlet passes? And that's just last week. There's no excuse for such a moronic statement from someone who claims to follow the NFL. Either you're joking around, or you're the biggest idiot to ever post on this board. You must think that Peyton Manning is the only QB to audible, since he's the only one that feels the need to put on a show when he does it.

14th, actually.

http://www.washtimes.com/national/20041006-011859-5099r.htm