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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.Curran's had flashes of brilliance but...LOL...I'll never forget a few months ago when he was commenting on how sweet Brady's life was; dating a supermodel,jetsetting across Europe, NO KIDS.....lmao Tanguay lit him up for that one.
I thought Nelson picked the Pats with Lynch on PAccess??? What is this, like Borges or Smerlas?? Picking one way on one show and another?? Talk about straddling a fence..perillo,felger,nelson,curran all picked the jets to win.frankly i see their point for a change. its tough game on the road , jets opener for favre and cassel's first start against a coach who knows a bit about him and a pretty decent defense. lets hope they are all wrong...
Well, considering Ditka admitted on national TV this morning he hates the Pats ...
Why does Ditka hate the Pats? Is it a jealousy of BB? I understand why TJ hates the Pats, perhaps Ditka is sticking up for his pal.
I wish these shows would hire unbiased "experts" to cover their shows. I enjoy the CBS show, minus the clydesdale, and the Fox show is good as well.
Why does Ditka hate the Pats? Is it a jealousy of BB? I understand why TJ hates the Pats, perhaps Ditka is sticking up for his pal.
I wish these shows would hire unbiased "experts" to cover their shows. I enjoy the CBS show, minus the clydesdale, and the Fox show is good as well.
Oh look all the turds on ESPN (except Keyshawn) picked the Jets.
ESPN GFY
I can't beleive I am gonna stand up for this close talking, touchy jerk, but he did also say that it will help crank up the Pats if the local press thinks they might lose.... keep touching those knees Tom!!!! YUKTom curran picked the jets to win. thinks it will be a lot harder for cassel because the jets are one team which knows cassel a bit has has gameplanned for him for the whole week unlike the chiefs and jets will ride emotionally in their home opener for favre and win a close one.
was talking just now how much ESPN guys hates the pats.during the KC game the people were watching the game at some huge complex with big tv screens and all the ESPN guys cheered when the KC drive was happening and were downright giddy during the superbowl after the pats lost. not that felger needed to confirm this about ESPN but anything +ve they say about the pats according to me is all superflous.
That dosent surprise me in the least bit.....
Amazing how these so called "sports journalists" never stop to stun me with these articles...
BB has never been one to allow a lot of media access to players and coaches, which espn - as well as the rest of the media - surely never cared for. While the Jackson incident is well known, the bitterness seemed to be directed to him personally and not to the entire network; BB was happy to speak with Berman at that time (but not Jackson.)I am trying to think who drew first blood in this 'fight' between the Pats and ESPN. I can only remember back to Tom Jackson saying "this team hates their coach"...and BB saying F-U to him after we won the SB. But that is just Jackson vs. Belichick. Anyone know the history better? Did all this come to a head before or after SpyGate?
BB has never been one to allow a lot of media access to players and coaches, which espn - as well as the rest of the media - surely never cared for. While the Jackson incident is well known, the bitterness seemed to be directed to him personally and not to the entire network; BB was happy to speak with Berman at that time (but not Jackson.)
The whole feud is a result of the way spygate was handled. espn kept it in the news every day, constantly putting new columns on their website and talking about it on TV. The coverage was completely over the top, pandering to fan's emotions in the name of ratings and creating a nationwide witch hunt. But compare that to coverage of the Bronco's circumventing the salary cap, for example, and there is no consistency.
After that the Pats froze out certain media members from Foxborough such as espn and SI's Peter King. I'm not exactly sure where things stand between the two sides stand now, but obviously the relationship is frayed.
BB has never been one to allow a lot of media access to players and coaches, which espn - as well as the rest of the media - surely never cared for. While the Jackson incident is well known, the bitterness seemed to be directed to him personally and not to the entire network; BB was happy to speak with Berman at that time (but not Jackson.)
The whole feud is a result of the way spygate was handled. espn kept it in the news every day, constantly putting new columns on their website and talking about it on TV. The coverage was completely over the top, pandering to fan's emotions in the name of ratings and creating a nationwide witch hunt. But compare that to coverage of the Bronco's circumventing the salary cap, for example, and there is no consistency.
After that the Pats froze out certain media members from Foxborough such as espn and SI's Peter King. I'm not exactly sure where things stand between the two sides stand now, but obviously the relationship is frayed.
I guess there goes that ESPN Zone at Patriot Place