Would you want the Bills to sign Tom Brady?

[BillsFan8083]

https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2019/11/14/alex-guerrero-tom-brady-now-says-he-can-play-until-hes-46-or-47/

 

Patriots quarterback Tom Brady has long said he could play until he’s 45, but Brady’s longtime personal trainer Alex Guerrero says Brady has lately been saying he’ll play even longer than that.

Guerrero said on WEEI that the 42-year-old Brady has been telling him he’d like to play until he’s 46 or 47.

“It all comes to commitment, really,” Guerrero said. “No one thought you could play at the elite level in your late 30s, early 40s. That is something we always felt we could do. I have really wanted to be there to help him accomplish that goal. I certainly do believe that 45 is a very realistic goal. We talk about it all the time. Every year he just adds another year. He goes in and he’s like, ‘Guys, I feel so good still. I think I am going to go till 45.’ I am like, ‘OK.’ Now he’s like, ‘Alex, I think I can go like 46 or 47.’”

That would keep Brady in the NFL through the 2023 or 2024 seasons. But will he stay in New England that long? Guerrero said it’s too soon to say whether Brady will be in the Patriots’ training camp next year, or whether he’ll leave in free agency.

“I don’t know,” Guerrero said. “It’s not July 2020. I am focused on today. I am just trying to get Tom ready for practice today. It’s Thursday.”

Wherever he is, Brady sounds committed to playing at least a few more years in the NFL.

 

I'm not saying he would ever choose to come here, I'm just curious how Bills fans would react.  Let's say that Josh Allen regresses throughout the rest of the season and the front office questions whether he's the long term answer at QB.  If Brady decides to step away from New England after this year and become a free agent, how would you feel if McBeane went after him and signed him to a 2 or 3 year deal?

[MAJBobby]

No

[RyanC883]

6 minutes ago, BillsFan8083 said:

https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2019/11/14/alex-guerrero-tom-brady-now-says-he-can-play-until-hes-46-or-47/

 

Patriots quarterback Tom Brady has long said he could play until he’s 45, but Brady’s longtime personal trainer Alex Guerrero says Brady has lately been saying he’ll play even longer than that.

Guerrero said on WEEI that the 42-year-old Brady has been telling him he’d like to play until he’s 46 or 47.

“It all comes to commitment, really,” Guerrero said. “No one thought you could play at the elite level in your late 30s, early 40s. That is something we always felt we could do. I have really wanted to be there to help him accomplish that goal. I certainly do believe that 45 is a very realistic goal. We talk about it all the time. Every year he just adds another year. He goes in and he’s like, ‘Guys, I feel so good still. I think I am going to go till 45.’ I am like, ‘OK.’ Now he’s like, ‘Alex, I think I can go like 46 or 47.’”

That would keep Brady in the NFL through the 2023 or 2024 seasons. But will he stay in New England that long? Guerrero said it’s too soon to say whether Brady will be in the Patriots’ training camp next year, or whether he’ll leave in free agency.

“I don’t know,” Guerrero said. “It’s not July 2020. I am focused on today. I am just trying to get Tom ready for practice today. It’s Thursday.”

Wherever he is, Brady sounds committed to playing at least a few more years in the NFL.

 

I'm not saying he would ever choose to come here, I'm just curious how Bills fans would react.  Let's say that Josh Allen regresses throughout the rest of the season and the front office questions whether he's the long term answer at QB.  If Brady decides to step away from New England after this year and become a free agent, how would you feel if McBeane went after him and signed him to a 2 or 3 year deal?

 

well, Brady is also bad with the deep ball now, but on a 2-3 year deal I'd be okay with any veteran QB.  He could help Allen with pre-snap reads, etc.  Would be a good vet starter.  Plus, all the 15 yard penalties we would get when another team gets near him.   

 

Farve had a few good years left after leaving Green Bay.  

 

I'd also go after Teddy B, but that would be less mentorship of JA and a competition scenario, which might be better overall because Brady could come here, and JA could still play like he has this year (subpar by any metric), once Brady retires.  

 

[Rocky Landing]

This is like an annual thread, right?

[ProcessYaDigg]

Nope.  Would never happen.  I wanna say he'll retire a Patriot, but anything can happen.  Great QBs like Montana and Favre finished their careers in a different uniform, so it is possible he will too.  Just not our team.  As much as we hate him, it's sad and painful to say that we would welcome him with open arms

Edited November 14, 2019 by Circlethewagon8404

[May Day 10]

No.

 

Too much hate spilt toward him over too long.

 

I actually think he is fairly marginal skill wise and would likely be exposed outside new england.  

 

Guerero's comments reek of brady's camp continuing to posture over... something.  Somethings up there.  Is he trying to push Beli out?

[Virgil]

I would stop watching until he left the team.  
 

Felt the same way about Vick

[GottaRun]

**** NO!

[Royale with Cheese]

F*** yeah I would.  Take the emotion out of it, I just want to win.

[K-9]

Only if we had hotels suitable for his dad.

[FiftyPercent]

Nope

[Gugny]

2 minutes ago, Virgil said:

I would be very happy with Brady on the Bills.  I've always loved him and I always will.  He's the best and I wish we had drafted him.  
 

Felt the same way about Vick

 

Maybe you should go be a Patriots fan, traitor.

[Mike in Horseheads]

No... Once he got here he'd suck

[RyanC883]

6 minutes ago, Gugny said:

 

Maybe you should go be a Patriots fan, traitor.

 

what you did to Virgil's quote is hilarious! 

[Virgil]

8 minutes ago, Gugny said:

 

Maybe you should go be a Patriots fan, traitor.

You mother *****.......

[Gugny]

Just now, Virgil said:

You mother *****.......

 

[Boatdrinks]

Today ? Sure. I hate him, but I’d take it. Years down the road ? Pass. 

[GoBills808]

[RyanC883]

5 minutes ago, Mike in Horseheads said:

No... Once he got here he'd suck

well, there would be a benefit to that.  

 

He gets here and does well, we win.  

 

He gets here and sucks, he is exposed as a system QB.  

 

Win win. ! 

[Hapless Bills Fan]

31 minutes ago, BillsFan8083 said:

https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2019/11/14/alex-guerrero-tom-brady-now-says-he-can-play-until-hes-46-or-47/

 

Patriots quarterback Tom Brady has long said he could play until he’s 45, but Brady’s longtime personal trainer Alex Guerrero says Brady has lately been saying he’ll play even longer than that.

Guerrero said on WEEI that the 42-year-old Brady has been telling him he’d like to play until he’s 46 or 47.

“It all comes to commitment, really,” Guerrero said. “No one thought you could play at the elite level in your late 30s, early 40s. That is something we always felt we could do. I have really wanted to be there to help him accomplish that goal. I certainly do believe that 45 is a very realistic goal. We talk about it all the time. Every year he just adds another year. He goes in and he’s like, ‘Guys, I feel so good still. I think I am going to go till 45.’ I am like, ‘OK.’ Now he’s like, ‘Alex, I think I can go like 46 or 47.’”

That would keep Brady in the NFL through the 2023 or 2024 seasons. But will he stay in New England that long? Guerrero said it’s too soon to say whether Brady will be in the Patriots’ training camp next year, or whether he’ll leave in free agency.

“I don’t know,” Guerrero said. “It’s not July 2020. I am focused on today. I am just trying to get Tom ready for practice today. It’s Thursday.”

Wherever he is, Brady sounds committed to playing at least a few more years in the NFL.

 

I'm not saying he would ever choose to come here, I'm just curious how Bills fans would react.  Let's say that Josh Allen regresses throughout the rest of the season and the front office questions whether he's the long term answer at QB.  If Brady decides to step away from New England after this year and become a free agent, how would you feel if McBeane went after him and signed him to a 2 or 3 year deal?

 

Why not add a poll?

 

As for my answer, it's "No"

 

See Bledsoe, Drew

[KD in CA]

23 minutes ago, Rocky Landing said:

This is like an annual thread, right?

 

I wish we only had to see this crap once a year.

[Virgil]

11 minutes ago, Gugny said:

 

You’re going to need to be......punished 

[DaBillsFanSince1973]

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Would you want the Bills to sign Tom Brady?

[Canadian Bills Fan]

No way.

 

there will only ever be ONE TRUE #12 in Buffalo

[MAJBobby]

Is he going to allow the Cap Circumvention on his Contract for us like he does for NE?  If So Yes.  If not Nope

[Kirby Jackson]

Nope

 

He’s an average QB at this point. 5 years ago I would have said absolutely. I have no interest in an average QB, that I hate, in his mid-40’s.

[Putin]

I would like the Bills to sign Julio Jones !!

a guy can dream !!!

Edited November 14, 2019 by Putin

[Chill]

We have one of the worse QBs in the league. Yeah, he’d be a major upgrade. 

[Putin]

1 minute ago, Chill said:

We have one of the worse QBs in the league. Yeah, he’d be a major upgrade. 

We also have one of the worst posters as well !!!! 

 

[Chill]

Just now, Putin said:

We also have one of the worst posters as well !!!! 

 

Sorry to hurt your feelings, stats don’t lie.  Look it up. 

[MAJBobby]

Just now, Chill said:

Sorry to hurt your feelings, stats don’t lie.  Look it up. 

What are we looking up?

[Putin]

1 minute ago, MAJBobby said:

What are we looking up?

The worst poster ?

[frostbitmic]

His balls are deflated .... **** no

[Nextmanup]

I'd welcome him in a heartbeat, if he was still very close to his current level when we got him.

 

I'm a fan of the Buffalo Bills--not individual players--and I do not put any individual ahead of the team.

 

Right now, this year, with this coach and everything just as it is, if we swapped QBs with NE this week and kept Brady for the rest of the season we could get to the Super Bowl IMO and maybe win it.

 

I care much more about winning a SB than hating on Tom Brady.

 

 

[NoHuddleKelly12]

Out of principle alone, no. I never hated Bledsoe the way I can't stand the insufferable Tommy, and was glad to get him. Then, well, that resulted in some sad endings here as well, and I'd be worried what we'd have to pay just to get Brady here, versus the results. Let him go on to LA where he really wants to be, and we'll see him when we see him sort of thing.  

1 minute ago, Nextmanup said:

I'd welcome him in a heartbeat, if he was still very close to his current level when we got him.

 

I'm a fan of the Buffalo Bills--not individual players--and I do not put any individual ahead of the team.

 

Right now, this year, with this coach and everything just as it is, if we swapped QBs with NE this week and kept Brady for the rest of the season we could get to the Super Bowl IMO and maybe win it.

 

I care much more about winning a SB than hating on Tom Brady.

 

 

So you're definitely in the 'Belichick can't win without Brady' camp? 

[wagon127]

That will be Brady's Jinx. He will come here, and all of a sudden start to play terrible. To be honest, he isn't even playing that great now. Let him just go to the NFC.

[Bring it]

No! I don’t care if he played here 2-3 years and yes even won a Super Bowl. He would always be Patriot in my mind. Can’t stomach that!!

[youngjebrey]

No. Don’t need a system QB. #SysTom

[HOUSE]

In the year 2525 if man is still alive

 

 

Edited November 14, 2019 by HOUSE

[Nextmanup]

2 minutes ago, NoHuddleKelly12 said:

Out of principle alone, no. I never hated Bledsoe the way I can't stand the insufferable Tommy, and was glad to get him. Then, well, that resulted in some sad endings here as well, and I'd be worried what we'd have to pay just to get Brady here, versus the results. Let him go on to LA where he really wants to be, and we'll see him when we see him sort of thing.  

So you're definitely in the 'Belichick can't win without Brady' camp? 

Not at all, but he wouldn't win without Brady this year if he suddenly lost Brady tomorrow. 

 

It would actually be really interesting to see play out.  The rep of the AFC in the Super Bowl would be the winner of the Brady  led Bills and the Brady-less Patriots probably!