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I know we always laugh at these preseason stories about Brady slowing down or the Pats imploding, but this is from the NE side:

That doesn’t seem to be his mindset anymore. Now, it seems like he’s thinking: If they don’t appreciate me, then I’m not going out of my way to be there for them. I’ll show up for the mandatory practices, but that’s it. I’m not saying that’s for sure what he’s thinking. I’m just saying it seems like something is off. Brady doesn’t seem to be the same guy that we’ve grown to love over the last almost two decades – the guy that would be the first one to show up to practice, and the last one to leave.

https://www.patspulpit.com/2018/6/6/17433074/new-england-patriots-tom-brady-minicamp-practice-nfl-offseason-drama

 

Also heard on radio that Belichick was yelling at Brady in an OTA practice.... 

 

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1 hour ago, BuffaloBill said:

This is a big bucket of “who cares?”  Until Brady becomes a mere mortal on the field during games what does it matter?  

 

 

...and he's been "on the outs " and on life support for how many years now?......and the best we can do is have to wait for his retirement before being competitive in the AFCE?.....hell, what if he decides to play until age 66 so he can get his FULL Social Security benefit to live on?.....better send me text updates in "Hell's Kitchen" because I'll be LONG gone....

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1 hour ago, BuffaloBill said:

This is a big bucket of “who cares?”  Until Brady becomes a mere mortal on the field during games what does it matter?  

As much as I might enjoy tabloid stories of dissent among the patriots* way.

 I think Brady will step right up and be his typical self regardless

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4 minutes ago, 3rdand12 said:

As much as I might enjoy tabloid stories of dissent among the patriots* way.

 I think Brady will step right up and be his typical self regardless

It’s like foreplay, we have suffered for so long let’s enjoy each moment of the Patriots collapse. The trading of Jimmy G. was the beginning of the end.

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1 minute ago, 3rdand12 said:

As much as I might enjoy tabloid stories of dissent among the patriots* way.

 I think Brady will step right up and be his typical self regardless

 

...agree 503% bud......despite all of his nuances, idiosyncrasies, fine whines/whimpers, as well as outlandish costumes/hairdoos, guy wants to go out as GOAT......don't see him playing past a decline or going to another team to prolong his carrer in embarrassment (ie. Emmitt to Zona; Montana to KC; Thurmal to Fins)....stay tuned........

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11 minutes ago, Commonsense said:

It’s like foreplay, we have suffered for so long let’s enjoy each moment of the Patriots collapse. The trading of Jimmy G. was the beginning of the end.

your analogy is an interesting take.
 

But the media can spin it any ole way.  Tom ain't there at OTAs and made sure everyone knew it via social networking.
Is he making a point ?
 

No matter. I just want to Bills to kick their monkey butts this year. It can be done. I have seen it. and it's awesome

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It's cool to think about the the Pats dynasty finally starting to crumble. But right now all this talk is meaningless to me until it has an actual negative impact on the field. 

 

Until then, I'll just continue to assume that they'll be the usual juggernaut that they are. 

 

 

 

I do think this time possibly seems different too. But it's not the first time we've read about the start of the Patriots downfall. So I won't hold my breath. 

 

 

My real hope is that the Bills become such a good team we no longer worry about what the Pats are doing... lol. 

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35 minutes ago, OldTimeAFLGuy said:

 

 

...and he's been "on the outs " and on life support for how many years now?......and the best we can do is have to wait for his retirement before being competitive in the AFCE?.....hell, what if he decides to play until age 66 so he can get his FULL Social Security benefit to live on?.....better send me text updates in "Hell's Kitchen" because I'll be LONG gone....

 

66 or 666?

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jealousy pervades....Hatetriots vs Cheatriots is far more accurate.....14 AFCE titles and 5 Lombardis all because of cheating?.....get some new material....they effed up enough to get caught.....if Bflo drafted Brady in the 6th and his accolades were achieved in Buffalo Blue, think these discussions would exist?....a "yes" answer earns a hypocrite brand on your twin cheeks.....begrudgingly, the guy is good....dammit.......

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3 hours ago, dma0034 said:

The Patriots should trade Brady next year.

 

That was the plan until Krafty Bob cut in.

1 hour ago, OldTimeAFLGuy said:

jealousy pervades....Hatetriots vs Cheatriots is far more accurate.....14 AFCE titles and 5 Lombardis all because of cheating?.....get some new material....they effed up enough to get caught.....if Bflo drafted Brady in the 6th and his accolades were achieved in Buffalo Blue, think these discussions would exist?....a "yes" answer earns a hypocrite brand on your twin cheeks.....begrudgingly, the guy is good....dammit.......

 

You assume Brady would be Brady with any other team. 

 

No other team has the...ahem... intangibles that the Patriots have.

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11 minutes ago, PromoTheRobot said:

 

That was the plan until Krafty Bob cut in.

 

You assume Brady would be Brady with any other team. 

 

No other team has the...ahem... intangibles that the Patriots have.

 

...it was an unsubstantial hypothetical.....but the point was if he achieved his greatness in Buffalo, these discussions would not happen....he's good period.......

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54 minutes ago, bobobonators said:

Such a dramatic article. The author seems like the kind of guy who needs a lot of reassurance in a relationship. 

I think there is a lot of fear of the unknown with their fans. Belichick’s successor is there but Brady’s is not. And McDaniels has only been successful with Brady. 

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47 minutes ago, OldTimeAFLGuy said:

 

...it was an unsubstantial hypothetical.....but the point was if he achieved his greatness in Buffalo, these discussions would not happen....he's good period.......

 

Have to disagree with you, oldie.

 

He’s not good.

 

He’s the best I’ve ever seen.

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2 hours ago, Commonsense said:

It’s like foreplay, we have suffered for so long let’s enjoy each moment of the Patriots collapse. The trading of Jimmy G. was the beginning of the end.

Whether it is this year or next I think the JG trade fractured the Kraft BB Brady triumvirate and I think it will fester and the divide will widen as Brady inevitably declines. I hope it is this year, with their backup qb situation, any loss of time by Brady and they are avg at best.

   I would prefer to see Brady's play decline and the Bills beat them with him playing, but either scenario would make me happy. It may take another year for the Bills to be ready but I feel things are shifting and the Pats run is ending soon. 

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I know this will sound crazy considering the Patriots were in the superbowl last year, but Imo Brady didn't look as good last year as previous years. He looked vulnerable and sluggish to some degree. Yes, they went to the superbowl, but mark my words, last year was the beggining of the end for the Brady era

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1 hour ago, Turk71 said:

  I would prefer to see Brady's play decline and the Bills beat them with him playing...

 

I would like for Brady to be playing at an MVP level when, on October 29, 2018, Tremaine Edmunds Theismanns him, ending the Patriots***’s dynasty.  If you can’t beat ‘em, break ‘em. 

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15 minutes ago, MJS said:

 

Whoever trades for a 40+ year old QB is a fool.

 

I’d trade next years 1st for him and let Allen sit behind him for at least a year.

 

Yep.

 

Without hesitation.

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7 minutes ago, Steptide said:

I know this will sound crazy considering the Patriots were in the superbowl last year, but Imo Brady didn't look as good last year as previous years. He looked vulnerable and sluggish to some degree. Yes, they went to the superbowl, but mark my words, last year was the beggining of the end for the Brady era

 

Yeah, I mean the Patriots only threw for 500 yards that game.

 

Here’s a riddle for you.....

 

When have the Buffalo Bills ever had a 500yard passing game?

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12 minutes ago, Fadingpain said:

People have been saying that for a long time.

 

 

Agreed, but they did let Solder walk, who was very reliable in pass pro, and lost Cam Fleming as well. They drafted Isaiah Wynn but he’s still a rookie and their OL is a question mark. 

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