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8 minutes ago, dorquemada said:

https://www.insidehook.com/daily_brief/sports/tom-brady-patriots-contract-extension-new-england-nfl

 

We should be so fortunate.  The timeframe sort of fits with the idea he's either in his last or second to last year anyways, but this will still be a red letter day

 

Brady is grossly underpaid for being the GOAT. (At least above board. I put nothing past Krafty Bob.)  That said, I'm betting retirement comes sooner than he expects.

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19 minutes ago, PromoTheRobot said:

 

Brady is grossly underpaid for being the GOAT. (At least above board. I put nothing past Krafty Bob.)  That said, I'm betting retirement comes sooner than he expects.

 

Right, an injury, the pats sucking, or even just waking up one monday morning and saying the hell with this, anything could be the end at this point but at least there might maybe be light at the end of the tunnel and for once for us Bills fans maybe it isn't a freight train

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The Pats are 100% a running team now, at this stage of his career Brady is a glorified game manager. Butttttttt he can turn it up sometimes in crucial spots. For the first time I actually think they’ll fall off this season. 

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9 minutes ago, Rc2catch said:

The Pats are 100% a running team now, at this stage of his career Brady is a glorified game manager. Butttttttt he can turn it up sometimes in crucial spots. For the first time I actually think they’ll fall off this season. 

 

Yeah.

 

4,300 yards and 29 TD’s last year.

 

Glorified game manager.

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1 hour ago, dorquemada said:

https://www.insidehook.com/daily_brief/sports/tom-brady-patriots-contract-extension-new-england-nfl

 

We should be so fortunate.  The timeframe sort of fits with the idea he's either in his last or second to last year anyways, but this will still be a red letter day

My wish is that he is sacked, intercepted and beaten into retirement. I want him to retire because his skills fall off a cliff after repeated hits by the Bills DL. That way he will be remembered for having whimpered into retirement as opposed to having gloriously ridden off into the sunset. 

 

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12 minutes ago, Binghamton Beast said:

 

Yeah.

 

4,300 yards and 29 TD’s last year.

 

Glorified game manager.

I watched most of his games last year, he’s not the same QB anymore. Stats stats stats... google away. There’s a lot more to games than the stats. Brady can’t throw deep anymore. He was dangerous cause he would kill you on short range and dump offs but you had to respect his deep shots down the field. His running back had 8-900 of those yards. 

They made the playoffs and were a good team last year because they were a pretty dominant run team. They have completely transformed from years ago. 

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1 hour ago, wppete said:

F#%k Tom Brady!

 

 

 

and the B word he rode in on 

1 hour ago, PromoTheRobot said:

 

Brady is grossly underpaid for being the GOAT. (At least above board. I put nothing past Krafty Bob.)  That said, I'm betting retirement comes sooner than he expects.

 

By whom?  The League or the League and all the side profits it provides?    TB-12 facilities where "all" the Pats players go .... Who profits from that?  

 

Tainted Tom thats who.  

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20 minutes ago, Rc2catch said:

I watched most of his games last year, he’s not the same QB anymore. Stats stats stats... google away. There’s a lot more to games than the stats. Brady can’t throw deep anymore. He was dangerous cause he would kill you on short range and dump offs but you had to respect his deep shots down the field. His running back had 8-900 of those yards. 

They made the playoffs and were a good team last year because they were a pretty dominant run team. They have completely transformed from years ago. 

 

Most football fans watched most of his games last season.

 

He did the same stuff he always has though to a lesser degree.

 

To even put his name in the same sentence as game manager is ridiculous.

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32 minutes ago, Fan in Chicago said:

My wish is that he is sacked, intercepted and beaten into retirement. I want him to retire because his skills fall off a cliff after repeated hits by the Bills DL. That way he will be remembered for having whimpered into retirement as opposed to having gloriously ridden off into the sunset. 

 

This x1,000,000. I’ll even be ok if he wins another one so that he can fall even harder.  

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56 minutes ago, Rc2catch said:

I watched most of his games last year, he’s not the same QB anymore. Stats stats stats... google away. There’s a lot more to games than the stats. Brady can’t throw deep anymore. He was dangerous cause he would kill you on short range and dump offs but you had to respect his deep shots down the field. His running back had 8-900 of those yards. 

They made the playoffs and were a good team last year because they were a pretty dominant run team. They have completely transformed from years ago. 

 

I just listened to the midday guys on WEEI, Boston (WGR's sister Entercom sports talker) and even they were saying there are a lot of questions about the Patriots going into this season, not the least of which is Brady's age. They didn't go as far as say they wouldn't be a Super Bowl contender but they talked about Brady having no proven receiver outside of Edelman, who has a thumb injury, no TE, and a rookie LT slated to start. 

 

I laughed out loud when they talked about the Pats evolving into a "defensive, run-heavy team." (I think @SoTier calls that Jauron-ball :lol: The very thing he thinks McDermott is doing and hates.)

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2 hours ago, Fan in Chicago said:

My wish is that he is sacked, intercepted and beaten into retirement. I want him to retire because his skills fall off a cliff after repeated hits by the Bills DL. That way he will be remembered for having whimpered into retirement as opposed to having gloriously ridden off into the sunset. 

 

I’m not sure if he will ever play in another Super Bowl, but if he wanted to go out on top last year was probably the time to do it. 

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2 hours ago, Rc2catch said:

I watched most of his games last year, he’s not the same QB anymore. Stats stats stats... google away. There’s a lot more to games than the stats. Brady can’t throw deep anymore. He was dangerous cause he would kill you on short range and dump offs but you had to respect his deep shots down the field. His running back had 8-900 of those yards. 

They made the playoffs and were a good team last year because they were a pretty dominant run team. They have completely transformed from years ago. 

 

I watched the games. He's not a game manager. I don't think you really get that term.

1 hour ago, mrags said:

This x1,000,000. I’ll even be ok if he wins another one so that he can fall even harder.  

 

I agree, i want him to play 1 or 2 seasons too long to enjoy it.

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2 hours ago, Rc2catch said:

I watched most of his games last year, he’s not the same QB anymore. Stats stats stats... google away. There’s a lot more to games than the stats. Brady can’t throw deep anymore. He was dangerous cause he would kill you on short range and dump offs but you had to respect his deep shots down the field. His running back had 8-900 of those yards. 

They made the playoffs and were a good team last year because they were a pretty dominant run team. They have completely transformed from years ago. 

 

I'd not call him a game manager, yet.  Having said that, his performance clearly fell off the last few games & playoffs last year.  It reminds me of Kelly's last year or two where he just didn't have the arm strength to force the ball like he had earlier in his career.  The savvy veteran QB has a lot of tricks to get the job done beyond arm strength, but once that goes, the writing is on the wall. 

 

When the Pats lose a game because TB throws a couple bad interceptions, I'll start to feel more confident that the end is upon him.

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2 hours ago, PromoTheRobot said:

 

I just listened to the midday guys on WEEI, Boston (WGR's sister Entercom sports talker) and even they were saying there are a lot of questions about the Patriots going into this season, not the least of which is Brady's age. They didn't go as far as say they wouldn't be a Super Bowl contender but they talked about Brady having no proven receiver outside of Edelman, who has a thumb injury, no TE, and a rookie LT slated to start. 

 

I laughed out loud when they talked about the Pats evolving into a "defensive, run-heavy team." (I think @SoTier calls that Jauron-ball :lol: The very thing he thinks McDermott is doing and hates.)

 

No, that's NOT what I call Jauron-ball at all.   Playing not to lose is Jauron ball or Fox ball or Fisher ball.  It discounts offensive football and relies on the defense to keep the score low and force the opposition to make mistakes.  Belichick never plays not to lose, and a good running game is still offensive football.

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4 minutes ago, SoTier said:

 

No, that's NOT what I call Jauron-ball at all.   Playing not to lose is Jauron ball or Fox ball or Fisher ball.  It discounts offensive football and relies on the defense to keep the score low and force the opposition to make mistakes.  Belichick never plays not to lose, and a good running game is still offensive football.

 

And you sat in on team meetings and know that's the Bills game plan? Because you saw them play that way with garbage rosters, you know that's McDermott's m.o.? Hoo boy.

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5 hours ago, Rc2catch said:

I watched most of his games last year, he’s not the same QB anymore. Stats stats stats... google away. There’s a lot more to games than the stats. Brady can’t throw deep anymore. He was dangerous cause he would kill you on short range and dump offs but you had to respect his deep shots down the field. His running back had 8-900 of those yards. 

They made the playoffs and were a good team last year because they were a pretty dominant run team. They have completely transformed from years ago. 

Thats the whole problem...they transform every year into a different type of team but still do it better than everyone else

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3 minutes ago, matter2003 said:

Thats the whole problem...they transform every year into a different type of team but still do it better than everyone else

 

And how is that a team of very average players, outside of Brady, are always invincible? It's almost like they know what the other team is thinking.

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9 hours ago, Rc2catch said:

The Pats are 100% a running team now, at this stage of his career Brady is a glorified game manager. Butttttttt he can turn it up sometimes in crucial spots. For the first time I actually think they’ll fall off this season. 

yep, this season for sure.  

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I do think the Patriots are planning on transitioning away from Brady.  They started to do so last season by running the ball more.  Despite having a solid group of running backs, they added Damien Harris, who is probably good for 20 -25 carries per game if they actually wanted to use him that much.  Brady is still going to have a lot of passing yards and completions, but Belichick is planning on making things easier for Brady by forcing opponents to focus more on stopping the run.  I can't say for sure that the Patriots won't extend Brady one more season, but I can't see them offering more than 15 million.  They are just planning on not having to depend on a superstar at QB, and won't want to pay him like one either.

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11 hours ago, PromoTheRobot said:

 

Brady is grossly underpaid for being the GOAT. (At least above board. I put nothing past Krafty Bob.)  That said, I'm betting retirement comes sooner than he expects.

What does he need more money for? His wife make more than he does.

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I could be way off in this, but didn't Miami have issues with Wayne Huizenga offering Marino some exclusive access to IPO’s back in his wheeling and dealing days? I wonder what’s behind the curtain in the Patriot Compensation Camp. 

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18 hours ago, Rc2catch said:

I watched most of his games last year, he’s not the same QB anymore. Stats stats stats... google away. There’s a lot more to games than the stats. Brady can’t throw deep anymore. He was dangerous cause he would kill you on short range and dump offs but you had to respect his deep shots down the field. His running back had 8-900 of those yards. 

They made the playoffs and were a good team last year because they were a pretty dominant run team. They have completely transformed from years ago. 

 

The Patriots have always been able to line up and run it down your throat when they needed to. I do agree though... his arm for the deep ball has fallen off.

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No doubt the Patriots will adjust with interchangeable parts.

8 hours ago, TigerJ said:

I do think the Patriots are planning on transitioning away from Brady.  They started to do so last season by running the ball more.  Despite having a solid group of running backs, they added Damien Harris, who is probably good for 20 -25 carries per game if they actually wanted to use him that much.  Brady is still going to have a lot of passing yards and completions, but Belichick is planning on making things easier for Brady by forcing opponents to focus more on stopping the run.  I can't say for sure that the Patriots won't extend Brady one more season, but I can't see them offering more than 15 million.  They are just planning on not having to depend on a superstar at QB, and won't want to pay him like on 

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I'm going to concur with the "We should be so lucky"

 

It was clear in the playoffs that Brady had lost some of his mojo, especially in the Rams game. He looked very mortal. That said, I've been predicting his backslide for close on 8 years now, and it keeps not happening. Even if Brady's play is half of what it was in 2017, he still might make a case for best QB in the division just because everyone else is so raw. (2018 draft picks all). Until I see otherwise, I consider the Pats the team to beat in the division.

 

But man oh man, would it be sweet to watch Brady get pummeled into retirement this year. Hey, I can dream, can't I?

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8 hours ago, Augie said:

I could be way off in this, but didn't Miami have issues with Wayne Huizenga offering Marino some exclusive access to IPO’s back in his wheeling and dealing days? I wonder what’s behind the curtain in the Patriot Compensation Camp. 

Easy, money is funneled into his TB12  group,which has a facility right at Patriot Place next to the stadium.

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20 hours ago, Rc2catch said:

The Pats are 100% a running team now, at this stage of his career Brady is a glorified game manager. Butttttttt he can turn it up sometimes in crucial spots. For the first time I actually think they’ll fall off this season. 

 

19 hours ago, Rc2catch said:

I watched most of his games last year, he’s not the same QB anymore. Stats stats stats... google away. There’s a lot more to games than the stats. Brady can’t throw deep anymore. He was dangerous cause he would kill you on short range and dump offs but you had to respect his deep shots down the field. His running back had 8-900 of those yards. 

They made the playoffs and were a good team last year because they were a pretty dominant run team. They have completely transformed from years ago. 

 

wow, you watched "most of his games" and concluded that he is a "glorified game manager".

 

Can we get some asbestos gloves to handle this super hot take?

 

SB win year '14:  4109 yards 33 TD 64.1 % 7.1 YPA 97.4 rating

 

SB win year '18:  4355 yards 29 TD 65.8%  7.6 YPA  97.7 rating.  In the playoffs, he threw for 953 yards (almost 250 yards more than anyone else) and completed 68% of his passes.

 

The 2014 team rushed for less than 20 more YPG than the 2018 team.   The 2014 team passed 59% of plays.  The 2018 team passed 55% of plays.

 

In 2018, he was top 10 in passes over 20 yards and had more passes over 40 yards than Luck, Brees, Darnold, Newton, Stafford....

 

So pretty much everything you "watched" is wrong.

 

Keep at it though.  Your eye is keen...

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2 hours ago, Mr. WEO said:

 

 

wow, you watched "most of his games" and concluded that he is a "glorified game manager".

 

Can we get some asbestos gloves to handle this super hot take?

 

SB win year '14:  4109 yards 33 TD 64.1 % 7.1 YPA 97.4 rating

 

SB win year '18:  4355 yards 29 TD 65.8%  7.6 YPA  97.7 rating.  In the playoffs, he threw for 953 yards (almost 250 yards more than anyone else) and completed 68% of his passes.

 

The 2014 team rushed for less than 20 more YPG than the 2018 team.   The 2014 team passed 59% of plays.  The 2018 team passed 55% of plays.

 

In 2018, he was top 10 in passes over 20 yards and had more passes over 40 yards than Luck, Brees, Darnold, Newton, Stafford....

 

So pretty much everything you "watched" is wrong.

 

Keep at it though.  Your eye is keen...

Appreciate the sarcasm. I had a little paragraph typed out being a cocky jerk back towards you but I’ll choose the high road and just say I’ll agree to disagree. Enjoy your day sir/ma’am 

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16 hours ago, PromoTheRobot said:

 

And how is that a team of very average players, outside of Brady, are always invincible? It's almost like they know what the other team is thinking.

They have the best coach of all time?

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