Bill does not like to pull his starters. Period. The year they went 18-1, he left Brady in during many a rout. But you can't argue with the results.
Congrats to the Pats!
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Blount is a beast, like a bowling ball hitting pins and a spin move here n there. What's up with the NFL investigating the balls last night were under inflated?
<< <i>Blount is a beast, like a bowling ball hitting pins and a spin move here n there. What's up with the NFL investigating the balls last night were under inflated? >>
I don't think you can blame the Colts sluggish performance on prostate issues
Don't worry, the Pats have it all on tape, if the NFL needs documentation.
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the last two NE SB appearances, all of a sudden, they threw away the playbook that had brought them success in the regular season and the conference playoffs. I sure hope Bill doesn't do that again.
<< <i>Bill does not like to pull his starters. Period. The year they went 18-1, he left Brady in during many a rout. But you can't argue with the results. >>
<< <i>Bill does not like to pull his starters. Period. The year they went 18-1, he left Brady in during many a rout. But you can't argue with the results. >>
The way the game should be played! >>
I thought you were ready to run him out of town?? LOL!
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Perk simply rooting for his team...pitboss still obsessed with the haters, lol..
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Brady came up huge in the 4th quarter after a shaky first 3 quarters so got to give credit where credit is due.
Gronk was terrific, too.
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Brady probably deserved the MVP hardware but #21 was the real MVP. That was one of the most clutch defensive plays ever made. Even if he breaks the play up and the pass is incomplete the Seahawks (probably) still win.
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<< <i>Brady probably deserved the MVP hardware but #21 was the real MVP. That was one of the most clutch defensive plays ever made. Even if he breaks the play up and the pass is incomplete the Seahawks (probably) still win. >>
Yup MVP should have gone to #21 . If they win in a normal game then fine give it to Brady but Butler made 2 good plays. After Kearse makes that astounding catch Butler recognizes that the play is still live and downs him . Then the pick after was the only way the Pats win. If the Pats lose Brady sure doesn't get it and without that pick its a loss.
<< <i>Brady probably deserved the MVP hardware but #21 was the real MVP. That was one of the most clutch defensive plays ever made. Even if he breaks the play up and the pass is incomplete the Seahawks (probably) still win. >>
Yup MVP should have gone to #21 . If they win in a normal game then fine give it to Brady but Butler made 2 good plays. After Kearse makes that astounding catch Butler recognizes that the play is still live and downs him . Then the pick after was the only way the Pats win. If the Pats lose Brady sure doesn't get it and without that pick its a loss. >>
The knee jerk response would be to give Butler the MVP because of the miraculous save, but if the situation was reversed and Lynch pounded the ball in for a TD, would you give the MVP to Kearse for that miraculous catch?
I thought Brady won this first two SB MVPs by default, seeing as he is the QB and if there's no other clear choice, he gets the credit. In those games, there were many other standouts on both the Offensive and Defensive side.
Last night's game however, I thought Brady clearly deserved the credit. Those last two drives were incredible and under even heavier pressure than the first 3 QTRs. As much a fan as I am, I was not expecting him to play as well as he did. Brady was nearly perfect when it mattered the most and he utilized everyone, not just heavily relying on Gronk or last night's non-existing running game.
The funny thing about this is Tom Brady can finally get the monkey off his back, can you imagine that he is probably the only player in any sport ever with 3 Championships under his belt and needed a 4th to get a monkey of his back??
<< <i>Brady probably deserved the MVP hardware but #21 was the real MVP. That was one of the most clutch defensive plays ever made. Even if he breaks the play up and the pass is incomplete the Seahawks (probably) still win. >>
Yup MVP should have gone to #21 . If they win in a normal game then fine give it to Brady but Butler made 2 good plays. After Kearse makes that astounding catch Butler recognizes that the play is still live and downs him . Then the pick after was the only way the Pats win. If the Pats lose Brady sure doesn't get it and without that pick its a loss. >>
my thoughts were that Edelman should have the MVP trophy. Nine catches, TD, 109 yards (IIRC). He didn't throw two interceptions either.
<< <i>The funny thing about this is Tom Brady can finally get the monkey off his back, can you imagine that he is probably the only player in any sport ever with 3 Championships under his belt and needed a 4th to get a monkey of his back?? >>
Derek Jeter had a similar career. 4 rings early, and then 9 years until his next one.
For me, lost in all the shuffle, is the contribution of Edelman. He seemed to be there on clutch plays in advancing the ball as much as anyone else. So he gets some love. But in a game like this there are many choice standouts, so it's only fair to call it a team victory. Where I was some commented that NE did not win it as much as SEA lost it. Thats why sports in general are a matter of opinion, and arguements can always be made for both sides. All in all both teams provided a good game for all fans of football that they could enjoy. Can't believe the season went by so fast.
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All 6 of the Patriots SuperBowl appearances with Brady starting at QB were decided by 4 points or less.
With yesterday's win Brady and his Patriots teams are 4-2 in the SuperBowl.
Given the closeness of all 6 games, one play going the other way [like yesterday if New England had not intercepted Wilson with 20 seconds left] could have resulted in Brady and his 6 SuperBowl teams having a record of ranging from 0-6 to 6-0.
If the record was 6-0 then Brady would likely be unanimously acclaimed as the best QB that ever played professional football.
If the record was instead 0-6 many would probably lump Brady in with the likes of Fran Tarkenton and Jim Kelly as good quarterbacks who just did not have what it takes to be a Champion.
If New England has not intercepted Wilson yesterday Brady would be 3-3, having lost 3 in a row and probably criticized by many. Instead New England did make the interception and Brady is now 4-2 and lionized by many.
Fickle, fickle, fickle is the question of who the best is, isn't it
<< <i>If New England has not intercepted Wilson yesterday Brady would be 3-3, having lost 3 in a row and probably criticized by many. >>
Is it not possible that NE could have still won without an interception? An offensive penalty for example could have pushed back Seattle 5 or 10 yards. Never a guaranteed score in football, ever.
<< <i>If New England has not intercepted Wilson yesterday Brady would be 3-3, having lost 3 in a row and probably criticized by many. >>
Is it not possible that NE could have still won without an interception? An offensive penalty for example could have pushed back Seattle 5 or 10 yards. Never a guaranteed score in football, ever. >>
This is about the only thing I agree with you on over the past 2 weeks.
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<< <i>Please take Brady out BB!!!!!! Please!!!!!!! >>
Get all the 1st string guys out of the game. I don't understand why they do this its stupid.
Congrats to the Pats!
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Its irresponsible to leave guys in though no matter what BB's policy is, in fact its flat out STUPID.
Aside from that the Pats are AFC CHAMPIONS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hopefully this year's AFC champ will make a better showing in the Superbowl than my favorite team did last year. I hope the Pats beat the Seahawks.
<< <i>Blount is a beast, like a bowling ball hitting pins and a spin move here n there. What's up with the NFL investigating the balls last night were under inflated? >>
I don't think you can blame the Colts sluggish performance on prostate issues
Someone always trying to make the Patriots look like cheaters!
<< <i>Whats this BS about deflating footballs? Both teams play with the same balls and they are controlled by the NFL anyway.
Someone always trying to make the Patriots look like cheaters! >>
Sore losers, looking for an excuse.
<< <i>Whats this BS about deflating footballs? Both teams play with the same balls and they are controlled by the NFL anyway.
Someone always trying to make the Patriots look like cheaters! >>
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Don't worry, the Pats have it all on tape, if the NFL needs documentation.
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<< <i>Whats this BS about deflating footballs? Both teams play with the same balls and they are controlled by the NFL anyway.
Someone always trying to make the Patriots look like cheaters! >>
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Don't worry, the Pats have it all on tape, if the NFL needs documentation.
or they could hire some Pets staff to look into it, they got absolutely nothing going on the next 2 weeks
GO PATS!!!
<< <i>Bill does not like to pull his starters. Period. The year they went 18-1, he left Brady in during many a rout. But you can't argue with the results. >>
The way the game should be played!
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<< <i>Bill does not like to pull his starters. Period. The year they went 18-1, he left Brady in during many a rout. But you can't argue with the results. >>
The way the game should be played! >>
I thought you were ready to run him out of town?? LOL!
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Brady came up huge in the 4th quarter after a shaky first 3 quarters so got to give credit where credit is due.
Gronk was terrific, too.
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ever made. Even if he breaks the play up and the pass is incomplete the Seahawks (probably) still win.
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+1
<< <i>Perk simply rooting for his team...pitboss still obsessed with the haters, lol.. >>
To all the haters:
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<< <i>Brady probably deserved the MVP hardware but #21 was the real MVP. That was one of the most clutch defensive plays
ever made. Even if he breaks the play up and the pass is incomplete the Seahawks (probably) still win. >>
Yup MVP should have gone to #21 . If they win in a normal game then fine give it to Brady but Butler made 2 good plays. After Kearse makes that astounding catch Butler recognizes that the play is still live and downs him . Then the pick after was the only way the Pats win. If the Pats lose Brady sure doesn't get it and without that pick its a loss.
What a fantastic game.
As a Bills fan, I hope "Run the ball" will top "Wide right" in superbowl lore from now on.
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<< <i>Brady probably deserved the MVP hardware but #21 was the real MVP. That was one of the most clutch defensive plays
ever made. Even if he breaks the play up and the pass is incomplete the Seahawks (probably) still win. >>
Yup MVP should have gone to #21 . If they win in a normal game then fine give it to Brady but Butler made 2 good plays. After Kearse makes that astounding catch Butler recognizes that the play is still live and downs him . Then the pick after was the only way the Pats win. If the Pats lose Brady sure doesn't get it and without that pick its a loss. >>
The knee jerk response would be to give Butler the MVP because of the miraculous save, but if the situation was reversed and Lynch pounded the ball in for a TD, would you give the MVP to Kearse for that miraculous catch?
I thought Brady won this first two SB MVPs by default, seeing as he is the QB and if there's no other clear choice, he gets the credit. In those games, there were many other standouts on both the Offensive and Defensive side.
Last night's game however, I thought Brady clearly deserved the credit. Those last two drives were incredible and under even heavier pressure than the first 3 QTRs. As much a fan as I am, I was not expecting him to play as well as he did. Brady was nearly perfect when it mattered the most and he utilized everyone, not just heavily relying on Gronk or last night's non-existing running game.
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<< <i>Brady probably deserved the MVP hardware but #21 was the real MVP. That was one of the most clutch defensive plays
ever made. Even if he breaks the play up and the pass is incomplete the Seahawks (probably) still win. >>
Yup MVP should have gone to #21 . If they win in a normal game then fine give it to Brady but Butler made 2 good plays. After Kearse makes that astounding catch Butler recognizes that the play is still live and downs him . Then the pick after was the only way the Pats win. If the Pats lose Brady sure doesn't get it and without that pick its a loss. >>
my thoughts were that Edelman should have the MVP trophy. Nine catches, TD, 109 yards (IIRC). He didn't throw two interceptions either.
<< <i>The funny thing about this is Tom Brady can finally get the monkey off his back, can you imagine that he is probably the only player in any sport ever with 3 Championships under his belt and needed a 4th to get a monkey of his back?? >>
Derek Jeter had a similar career. 4 rings early, and then 9 years until his next one.
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<< <i>I love it when the patriots take a beating. Brady must have had a fit after the game. >>
Nah he just caressed the 3 Super Bowl trophys he has, no big deal
Excuse me, make that 4 Super Bowl trophies
With yesterday's win Brady and his Patriots teams are 4-2 in the SuperBowl.
Given the closeness of all 6 games, one play going the other way [like yesterday if New England had not intercepted Wilson with 20 seconds left] could have resulted in Brady and his 6 SuperBowl teams having a record of ranging from 0-6 to 6-0.
If the record was 6-0 then Brady would likely be unanimously acclaimed as the best QB that ever played professional football.
If the record was instead 0-6 many would probably lump Brady in with the likes of Fran Tarkenton and Jim Kelly as good quarterbacks who just did not have what it takes to be a Champion.
If New England has not intercepted Wilson yesterday Brady would be 3-3, having lost 3 in a row and probably criticized by many. Instead New England did make the interception and Brady is now 4-2 and lionized by many.
Fickle, fickle, fickle is the question of who the best is, isn't it
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<< <i>If New England has not intercepted Wilson yesterday Brady would be 3-3, having lost 3 in a row and probably criticized by many. >>
Is it not possible that NE could have still won without an interception? An offensive penalty for example could have pushed back Seattle 5 or 10 yards. Never a guaranteed score in football, ever.
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<< <i>If New England has not intercepted Wilson yesterday Brady would be 3-3, having lost 3 in a row and probably criticized by many. >>
Is it not possible that NE could have still won without an interception? An offensive penalty for example could have pushed back Seattle 5 or 10 yards. Never a guaranteed score in football, ever. >>
This is about the only thing I agree with you on over the past 2 weeks.