patsfan06

Clueless. Unfortunately because of forum rules I have to respond with more than just that word.

BananaRepublican

'Yeh well, you know that's like, uhhhh, you're opinion, man.'

UK_Pat37

Tennessee, Cardinals and, bar that final drive, Baltimore.

Also, you're clueless on that second pick. That takes a tremendous amount of ball skills to beat the receiver to undercutting that under thrown route.

Go watch every game again. Jesus.

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jsull87

Who? Flacco? the same guy who McCourty nearly picked twice that very same game?

As the OP stated all you need to do to see how one of the best coaches ever to play rates the guy is watch the video.

kurtinelson

No way am I giving up on McCourty.

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Fixit

Yep. Part of Belichick's Hall of Fame intro will be: "He was famous for pumping up a disappointing player's tires, unprompted, for the cameras. That's just classic Bill."

Triumph

The fact remains that BB has never bad mouthed one of his own players to the media.

Not even Ocho Stinko.

Triumph

Leave Devin alone!

Uncle Rico

Great video on that show; I'll have to check it out more often. Loved seeing the field-level action, rapport among the players, Scar's sideline demeanor, etc. And even though it was a brief post-game exchange, Brady seems to be a fan of Bolden. (Yeah, I know .. 137 yards rushing will do that, but still.)

My take on the McCourty bit: No doubt BB was fully aware of the cameras when he said that and I'm reasonably confident he was in on the decision to leave it in the show. And no, he never talks down a player in public (unlike "player's coach" Rex Ryan). That said -- I don't think he pumps up a player like that, in front of the team, gratuitously.


I agreed that bit seemed odd. But "us against the world" has worked for BB before.

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Fixit

True, except that's not relevant here. It's not like he's staying silent. He went out of his way to back one of his players who he feels is being unfairly criticized by people who don't know jack s***.