Originally Posted by The_Riddler

I was there myself right behind the Pats bench and the sideline and demeanor of the team from the outset was "dead". No one was screaming on the sidelines, just a bunch of guys hanging their heads feeling sorry for themselves. I still remember Brady just calmly taking off his helmet after the strip sack and quietly walking over to the bench to hang his head and I just kept thinking to myself, where's the fire??. Where's the frigin fire ?? Where's the guy I saw on NFL films slamming the gatorade cup into the snow screaming encouragement on the sidelines to his teammates. That guy wasn't there that day, nor were the rest of his teammates. I knew right then that this team had no fight and no will to win.

This football team in 2011 is not that team, this team won't quit and I really hope that BB breaks out that tape this weeks, sits everyone down and replays that whole nightmare in slow motion to not only show the lack of fire on the field, but the lack of fire on the sidelines.

Let's not let that nightmare happen again, the pain still lingers watching those arseholes laughing at us, of Ray Rice busting that TD run thru a hole so big you could have backed a front-end loader thru it untouched. I know how I felt after that horror show and it looked to me that day that I cared a whole lot more about that game than the players did.

Originally Posted by The_Riddler

I just kept thinking to myself, where's the fire??

Originally Posted by TB146

NFL Network keeps showing the clip from Saturday's game where Brady and Welker are sitting on the bench yelling at each other excitedly as Hernandez looks on laughing. They are so pumped up... I hope it continues through the next two games. If they get behind, they won't be yelling excitedly, but they ought to be yelling... getting fired up to go out and take the game back (that's why I was glad they had a couple of come-from-behind games at the end of the season - experience digging out of those holes and the confidence to do it)

Originally Posted by PatsWickedPissah

Sadly, Muffy informed me that the family's Trust Fund's 2011 return has been sub par so we won't be able to take the limo to our red seats. We sold them on E Bay to those nasty Baltimore people for a fine profit. I do hope that sipping fine wine and caviar at home in Magnolia Farms by the television will be a comparable experience to our Fidelity clubhouse seats.

Originally Posted by T_Brady12

Any idea if this clip is on NFL.com anywhere? Would love to see it.