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7 minutes ago, Happy Gilmore said:

 

No doubt.  This doesn't seem like it is straight.  If I were the Raiders, I would want the league to check this out.  Not like it will make a difference in the end, but still.

Yeah because belichick got antonio brown to give up millions to go to a team where their is nothing promised. And be advised that his agent was probably making calls yesterday.

 

Also why would belichick screw his good friend mike mayock over and tell brown to act up and get out of his contract.

 

Bs

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8 minutes ago, Happy Gilmore said:

 

No doubt.  This doesn't seem like it is straight.  If I were the Raiders, I would want the league to check this out.  Not like it will make a difference in the end, but still.

Well exactly.....this happened way too quick....He threatened a GM didnt he?  I thought the next step was to be repremanded by the NFL?

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We are all in agreement that this was CLEARLY in the works for a while right? I haven’t read through the thread but we aren’t all naive enough to think that this Pats deal came together in 30 minutes right?

 

FWIW, I have a good friend that works in the Falcons front office and they want it investigated. The Steelers are in the same boat.

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1 minute ago, Cmdjr85 said:

Yeah because belichick got antonio brown to give up millions to go to a team where their is nothing promised. And be advised that his agent was probably making calls yesterday.

 

Also why would belichick screw his good friend mike mayock over and tell brown to act up and get out of his contract.

 

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Brown got a $15M contract with $9M signing bonus.  Signing bonuses are GUARANTEED money.

 

Belichick has no concept of what friendship is...wake up, genius.

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1 minute ago, Kirby Jackson said:

We are all in agreement that this was CLEARLY in the works for a while right? I haven’t read through the thread but we are all naive enough to think that this Pats deal came together in 30 minutes right?

 

FWIW, I have a good friend that works in the Falcons front office and they want it investigated. The Steelers are in the same boat.

God I hope so. 

 

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10 minutes ago, Neo said:
 

Spectacular for NE.  There is only upside.  AB will thrive, or be shown the door without having cost the Pats a penny or jeopardized their culture.

The Pats are bigger than AB.  The Pats have all the leverage.  He’ll walk into the locker room as just another interchangeable part in terms of value to the team.  “We won with Chris Hogan.  Shut up, work, or go home”.  There will be no Gruden pandering.  There will be no series of escalating fines.   If he gets in the face of Bilichick, 52 guys will kick his a**.

He needs them. They don’t need him.   Whether he recognizes that or not, I have no idea.  He’ll star, or go home without leaving a trace.

The Pats are the best organization in four sports.  Whether it’s circumstance or genius, we can debate.  That they are, we cannot.

 

Actually it would cost them $9MM guaranteed.

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11 minutes ago, Kirby Jackson said:

We are all in agreement that this was CLEARLY in the works for a while right? I haven’t read through the thread but we are all naive enough to think that this Pats deal came together in 30 minutes right?

 

FWIW, I have a good friend that works in the Falcons front office and they want it investigated. The Steelers are in the same boat.

 

It's too convenient.  Particularly after the Pats offer for AB was declined by Pittsburgh.   I personally believe this was 90% AB and Rosenhaus and 10% Belichick.

 

How can anyone doubt that this guy was doing everything in his power to get released?

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2 minutes ago, Kirby Jackson said:

We are all in agreement that this was CLEARLY in the works for a while right? I haven’t read through the thread but we are all naive enough to think that this Pats deal came together in 30 minutes right?

 

FWIW, I have a good friend that works in the Falcons front office and they want it investigated. The Steelers are in the same boat.

 

Say this isn't so ?

 

We have a Pats fan/visitor here that thinks everything is on the up & up and Belichick would not want to stab his "friend" Mike Mayock in the back....ROFL

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7 minutes ago, from_dunkirk said:

 

Calling a white persona cracker is not racist. The majority cannot be the victim of racism. White people have privilege.

 

All three of those statements are severely wrong. Ideas like that only help to fuel the discord between different races of people.

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2 minutes ago, Chicken Boo said:

 

It's too convenient.  Particularly after the Pats offer for AB was declined by Pittsburgh.   I personally believe this was 90% AB and Rosenhaus and 10% Belichick.

 

How can anyone doubt that this guy was doing everything in his power to get released?

 

Yep. BB probably told Rosenhaus something like, "Yeah, if AB ever got cut maybe I'd give him a look," and AB took it from there

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OKay last before before heading out for the evening:

 

we all know Bradys arm is in decline, and his game relies on precision routes and shorter to intermediate throws, and he loves to feed Edelman

His quick throws have also allowed him to flourish behind a substandard O Line

With AB, Brady is going to feel the need to do deeper, more often..exposing his diminished arm strength.

AB freelancing routes means Brady will hold the ball longer

The interior of the Pats line is poop, and whilst waiting on Brown he is going to get smashed more

He eithert gets hurt, and gets hit so hard he retires after this year as the beating is just not worth it

AB signs with the Bills next year and we go on a 15 year run

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I blame the Raiders in all this. They should have dumped him on the reserve/did not report list and forced him to sit home all year for his antics. He didn’t report and chose not to play football, so he’s done for the year. But they are weak and caved. They didn’t want to deal with the “distraction” and being asked about it all year. This result makes you look so much better. Nice job. 

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6 minutes ago, Kirby Jackson said:

We are all in agreement that this was CLEARLY in the works for a while right? I haven’t read through the thread but we are all naive enough to think that this Pats deal came together in 30 minutes right?

 

FWIW, I have a good friend that works in the Falcons front office and they want it investigated. The Steelers are in the same boat.

 

Depends what you mean by a while. I suspect a fortnight ago when Mayock gave the "he is either all in or all out" presser his agent started scouting about for what the "all out" options looked like. 

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6 minutes ago, Kirby Jackson said:

We are all in agreement that this was CLEARLY in the works for a while right? I haven’t read through the thread but we are all naive enough to think that this Pats deal came together in 30 minutes right?

 

FWIW, I have a good friend that works in the Falcons front office and they want it investigated. The Steelers are in the same boat.

I have to assume the Raiders are rowing along beside them.

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