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WEEI 850AM Sports Radio - Patriots Mailbag: Where It's Not Safe to Step Into the Pool

oddly its the mailers who are more idiotic than felger himself like this one
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Blaming McDaniels for the loss of Brady? Because he called a play where Faulk blocked the defender perfectly (yes, Faulk knocked the defender to the ground), but the guy was able to get off the ground and lunge at Brady hitting him in the knee. I know people on this board want to blame McDaniels for everything that goes wrong with the team, but really.

I like Felger's response:

You are the first person I’ve heard blame Brady’s injury on McDaniels. Congratulations, Pete. You’ve officially made the third-dumbest statement in mailbag history.

If that was the third dumbest, I can only image what the first two were.
 
Blaming McDaniels for the loss of Brady? Because he called a play where Faulk blocked the defender perfectly (yes, Faulk knocked the defender to the ground), but the guy was able to get off the ground and lunge at Brady hitting him in the knee. I know people on this board want to blame McDaniels for everything that goes wrong with the team, but really.

I like Felger's response:



If that was the third dumbest, I can only image what the first two were.



It wasn't Faulk in the game it was Sammy Morris that was in and failed to meet the blitzer at the line. The injury was Morris's fault, he let the defender penetrate deep into the pocket instead of stepping up and meeting him at the line. At that point once the defnder was down he should have burried him into the turf but he blocked softly.
 
If that was the third dumbest, I can only image what the first two were.

The first two were probably made by Felger himself...
 
Blaming McDaniels for the loss of Brady? Because he called a play where Faulk blocked the defender perfectly (yes, Faulk knocked the defender to the ground), but the guy was able to get off the ground and lunge at Brady hitting him in the knee. I know people on this board want to blame McDaniels for everything that goes wrong with the team, but really.

I like Felger's response:



If that was the third dumbest, I can only image what the first two were.



A) It was Morris, Faulk was suspended.

B) Morris didn't block Bernard Pollard, Pollard cut Morris' knees and THEN lunged at Brady.


Replay is in my sig. Pollard should be suspended forever!!

EDIT: Or WAS in my sig. Those bastids removed the proof!!
 
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It wasn't Faulk in the game it was Sammy Morris that was in and failed to meet the blitzer at the line. The injury was Morris's fault, he let the defender penetrate deep into the pocket instead of stepping up and meeting him at the line. At that point once the defnder was down he should have burried him into the turf but he blocked softly.


I don't care where Morris met him, the defender cut Morris' knees. Bernard Pollard does not know how to do anything except cut the knees.
 
Blaming McDaniels for the loss of Brady? Because he called a play where Faulk blocked the defender perfectly (yes, Faulk knocked the defender to the ground), but the guy was able to get off the ground and lunge at Brady hitting him in the knee. I know people on this board want to blame McDaniels for everything that goes wrong with the team, but really.

I like Felger's response:



If that was the third dumbest, I can only image what the first two were.
WEEI 850AM Sports Radio - Patriots Mailbag: Where Eyeliner Meets Socialism

Mike,



Time to lock up Cassel and trade Brady. He will be 32 to start next season and damaged goods. He took last winter off to get laid instead of working to get healthy (can't blame him). Got to start questioning if he still has that burning desire or just wants to be on the left coast. Trade him to San Fran for a Herschel Walker-type deal and reload for a couple of more Super Bowls. Gore, Willis and a few draft picks would be sweet.



Puggs



A: Second-dumbest email in the history of the mailbag
 
I haven't had the opportunity to listen to him recently, but Felger seems to be completely different in his columns on weei.com than he was a year ago. Not sure if that's because the expectations are so different, spygate is dead and buried, or if he's actually still playing the part of the contrarian - but rather than being contrary to the homers, he's now being contrary to the doom-and-gloomers.
 
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It wasn't Faulk in the game it was Sammy Morris that was in and failed to meet the blitzer at the line. The injury was Morris's fault, he let the defender penetrate deep into the pocket instead of stepping up and meeting him at the line. At that point once the defnder was down he should have burried him into the turf but he blocked softly.


Sorry, my bad about Morris. I try to block the memory from my mind.

It wasn't Morris' fault. The RB who stays back to block typically takes on the defender beyond the the line because his responsibility is to take the first guy through the line. You really cannot blame Morris for the injury.
 
I haven't had the opportunity to listen to him recently, but Felger seems to be completely different in his columns on weei.com than he was a year ago. Not sure if that's because the expectations are so different, spygate is dead and buried, or if he's actually still playing the part of the contrarian - but rather than being contrary to the homers, he's now being contrary to the doom-and-gloomers.

Felger is different because he isn't responsible to generate rating for his radio show anymore. He learned from Borges. Both he and Borges created characters to be irrational contrarians because the more they were hated the more people read/listened to them. I bet Borges' columns that blast Belichick get significantly more read than ones that are pro-Patriots.

Felger was the guy who used to take on Borges and Cafardo when they were trashing Belichick for dissing their favorite players (Bledsoe and Terry Glenn). He was regarded on par to what Mike Reiss is now back in the early part of this decade. It was quite clear the Borges Jr. persona was an act.
 
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