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When he revised his contract in training camp to ensure he would be a UFA the writing was on the wall. I think he also saw the 2nd dynasty team starting to break up a bit. Gronk has gone, Edleman is slowed. The offensive line was nicked up and has suddenly become very expensive. Hightower isn't quite the dominant force he was - Flowers and Brown had already walked in FA. 

 

The only thing that would have changed his mind was a really strong season where some young players broke through. Like if N'Keal Harry was AJ Brown I think that might have given him pause for thought. 

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So to summarize Brady's thoughts: 

 

"I knew the Buffalo Bills were building a juggernaut and needed to get the hell out of the East and the AFC. I also realize my skills are diminishing and that I need to go somewhere else ASAP, so that rather than get dismantled by the Bills, I now have built in excuses (new system, timing with receivers, ect) when I look less than average. "

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2 minutes ago, Buffalo_Stampede said:

Adam Schefter told us all during the season but no one really believed him.

He must of gotten the inside scoop from Brady's doctor who prescribes him the HGH, that's not really HGH, but called by some off the wall name like xycropromatranicin or another. 

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23 minutes ago, Kirby Jackson said:

Listening to his interview on Stern this morning now, pretty good stuff

Stern is the best interviewer, bar none. I wish Stern did more interviews with some of the NFL's more interesting personalities like Richard Sherman, Jerry Jones, etc.

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Well, I suspect he was unhappy with how BB was rebuilding the offense, especially with his 2019 draft.    Outside of a very, very raw WR in round 1, there was virtually no help for Brady.   I'm sure he loved that 5th round punter pick...:

 

Round 1, Pick 32 : WR N’Keal Harry, Arizona State 

 

Round 2, Pick 45: CB Joejuan Williams, Vanderbilt

 

Round 3, Pick 77: EDGE Chase Winovich, Michigan

 

Round 3, Pick 87: RB Damien Harris, Alabama

 

Round 4, Pick 118: G Hjalte Froholdt

 

Round 4, Pick 133: QB Jarrett Stidham, Auburn

 

Round 5, Pick 159: DL Byron Cowart, Maryland

 

Round 5, Pick 163: P Jake Bailey, Stanford

 

Round 7, Pick 252: CB Ken Webster, Mississippi

 

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9 minutes ago, eball said:

 

I'm going to catch it on demand later.

 

7 minutes ago, 416BillsFan said:

Stern is the best interviewer, bar none. I wish Stern did more interviews with some of the NFL's more interesting personalities like Richard Sherman, Jerry Jones, etc.

It’s pretty incredible and 1,000% agree @416BillsFan. In terms of interviewers in this world it’s:

Howard Stern 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

everybody else

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50 minutes ago, loyal2dagame said:

So to summarize Brady's thoughts: 

 

"I knew the Buffalo Bills were building a juggernaut and needed to get the hell out of the East and the AFC. I also realize my skills are diminishing and that I need to go somewhere else ASAP, so that rather than get dismantled by the Bills, I now have built in excuses (new system, timing with receivers, ect) when I look less than average. "

This would be funny if he hadn't run over us in our last ever game against him and finished his tenure with a what, something like 32-2 record against us? 

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1 hour ago, GunnerBill said:

When he revised his contract in training camp to ensure he would be a UFA the writing was on the wall. I think he also saw the 2nd dynasty team starting to break up a bit. Gronk has gone, Edleman is slowed. The offensive line was nicked up and has suddenly become very expensive. Hightower isn't quite the dominant force he was - Flowers and Brown had already walked in FA. 

 

The only thing that would have changed his mind was a really strong season where some young players broke through. Like if N'Keal Harry was AJ Brown I think that might have given him pause for thought. 

 

Could it be New England was running on new ways to cheat?

 

Nahhhhh.

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Brady Brady Brady Brady Brady Brady Brady Brady Brady Brady Brady Brady Brady Brady Brady Brady Brady Brady. 
LOL...

 

Go Bills!!!

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28 minutes ago, arcane said:

This would be funny if he hadn't run over us in our last ever game against him and finished his tenure with a what, something like 32-2 record against us? 

How did he run over us? It was a one score game. He threw one TD pass.

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47 minutes ago, BuffaloBills1998 said:

I just love that his last game as a patriot was a loss.

 

ill say it now, Tampa bought fools gold with Brady.

 

Not just a loss, but one that happened in Foxborough, against a Ryan Tanehill QBed team, via a pick-6 thrown to former Patriot Logan Ryan.

 

Bliss.

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53 minutes ago, BuffaloBills1998 said:

 

ill say it now, Tampa bought fools gold with Brady.

 

I think it will be like Favre in Minnesota. The first year will be okay, Tampa will make the playoffs, Brady will play about the level he did last season - which was a playoff QB but not good enough to win playoff games, and then in year 2 he will fall apart completely they will go sub .500 and he will retire.

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1 minute ago, GunnerBill said:

 

I think it will be like Favre in Minnesota. The first year will be okay, Tampa will make the playoffs, Brady will play about the level he did last season - which was a playoff QB but not good enough to win playoff games, and then in year 2 he will fall apart completely they will go sub .500 and he will retire.

Honestly I don’t think that’s gonna happen. I see more of a Bledsoe in Buffalo deal for Brady then anything. The team could fall apart and probably will cost the GM to get fired and Arians to go back into retirement

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3 minutes ago, GunnerBill said:

 

I think it will be like Favre in Minnesota. The first year will be okay, Tampa will make the playoffs, Brady will play about the level he did last season - which was a playoff QB but not good enough to win playoff games, and then in year 2 he will fall apart completely they will go sub .500 and he will retire.

After Arthur Moats sacks and concusses him

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3 minutes ago, BuffaloBills1998 said:

Honestly I don’t think that’s gonna happen. I see more of a Bledsoe in Buffalo deal for Brady then anything. The team could fall apart and probably will cost the GM to get fired and Arians to go back into retirement

 

Tampa has a good roster. A QB who doesn't turn it over will lead to 2 or 3 more wins for them. Brady can do that. 

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3 minutes ago, GunnerBill said:

 

Tampa has a good roster. A QB who doesn't turn it over will lead to 2 or 3 more wins for them. Brady can do that. 

Except he’s in a offense that’s gonna require him to throw the ball more than he did in New England. He doesn’t have that kind of arm anymore. Now he’s just a dink and dunker. Arians offense doesn’t revolve around the dink and dunk. It’s gonna require him to throw the ball 14-20 yards per game. Highly doubt his INT percentage is going to stay low in Tampa.

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17 minutes ago, Captain Hindsight said:

He lost to Ryan Fitzpatrick the week prior too. To an awful Dolphins team

 Yep, and it lost them a first round bye in the playoffs.

 

loved it.

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11 minutes ago, BuffaloBills1998 said:

Except he’s in a offense that’s gonna require him to throw the ball more than he did in New England. He doesn’t have that kind of arm anymore. Now he’s just a dink and dunker. Arians offense doesn’t revolve around the dink and dunk. It’s gonna require him to throw the ball 14-20 yards per game. Highly doubt his INT percentage is going to stay low in Tampa.

 

Arians adapted his offense for Carson Palmer, brought Fitz into the slot and called more shorter quick release routes. Arians is not an idiot. He isn't going to ask Brady to be Big Ben or Andrew Luck.

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24 minutes ago, GunnerBill said:

 

I think it will be like Favre in Minnesota. The first year will be okay, Tampa will make the playoffs, Brady will play about the level he did last season - which was a playoff QB but not good enough to win playoff games, and then in year 2 he will fall apart completely they will go sub .500 and he will retire.

Favre's first year in Minnesota was the best season of his career!

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3 minutes ago, GunnerBill said:

 

Arians adapted his offense for Carson Palmer, brought Fitz into the slot and called more shorter quick release routes. Arians is not an idiot. He isn't going to ask Brady to be Big Ben or Andrew Luck.

We’ll see what happens. Like I said before I think Brady is going to go the direction Bledsoe did while he was here in Buffalo. I don’t think it’s gonna end well for either Brady or Tampa. If Brady completely ***** the bed and declines, this could be a big set back for the franchise as they don’t have a replacement for Brady

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3 hours ago, H2o said:

He must of gotten the inside scoop from Brady's doctor who prescribes him the HGH, that's not really HGH, but called by some off the wall name like xycropromatranicin or another. 

If Brady is on HGH his body is reacting extremely poorly to it

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1 minute ago, Call_Of_Ktulu said:

If Brady is on HGH his body is reacting extremely poorly to it

They claimed Peyton Manning was on it as well, getting deliveries to his house under his wife's name, and he was no Lou Ferrigno either. :lol:

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This interview is like 90 minutes so far 

3 hours ago, 416BillsFan said:

Stern is the best interviewer, bar none. I wish Stern did more interviews with some of the NFL's more interesting personalities like Richard Sherman, Jerry Jones, etc.

His questions are good but it irritates me how much he interrupts him when he’s talking 

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