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Why does it take a loss for people to realize what a special player Brady is. NOT WAS!
 
even brady had bad games..

what set brady apart (to me mind you) is his big game play. He played his best in the biggest games on the best stages.. s
 
To be honest, I don't think it does. Plenty of people had plenty of respect for Brady last year, after he was hurt when Cassel was struggling, and even when Cassel was throwing for 400 yards.
 
Short memories and irrational or emotional postings...
 
To be honest, I don't think it does. Plenty of people had plenty of respect for Brady last year, after he was hurt when Cassel was struggling, and even when Cassel was throwing for 400 yards.

You wouldnt think that by reading this message board and listening to Boston sports radio.
 
Boston sports radio has turned into a sensationalism show
i no longer listen to any of the blowhards
 
Short memories and irrational or emotional postings...

In short, fans are fickle. Always have been, always will be. Sports fans are like kids with toys, they have their favourite but when a shiny new one comes along they want that one.
 
"Fan" comes from the word "fanatic."

Rationality rarely comes into play. :) :rolleyes:
 
You wouldnt think that by reading this message board and listening to Boston sports radio.

Given the choice between listening to Boston sports radio and receiving EST I choose .... not sure.
 
You wouldnt think that by reading this message board and listening to Boston sports radio.

I don't know what station you listen to, but the hosts on WEEI have been absolutely killing anyone who was in the "trade Brady" mode when they called.
 
I think all the rational fans always knew how special Brady is and would never entertain trading the guy away unless some team gave a Herschal Walker type of deal and still may not be enough.
 
I don't know what station you listen to, but the hosts on WEEI have been absolutely killing anyone who was in the "trade Brady" mode when they called.
You're right, and I give them credit for that. However, unfortunately the Big Show blowhards on Mondays (always) and Fridays (very often) "absolutely kill" virtually every caller regardless of her/his position on any subject. I love their knowledge of football (Smerlas and DeOssie, not Ordway and Sheppard), but the individual and collective bluster and smugness of this group has become, at least for me, a condition making them unlistenable.
 
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1) a QB controversy is news, a backup stinking up the joint is not, it is the expected course of events. Ergo, a media outlet in the business of selling news will tart up a QB controversy story.

2) Brady never lost anybody's respect. Cassel gained it.

3) I agree that for anybody with any brains, the Cassel logic was predicated on marching what remains of this team to a SB victory. I'm sure there were those saying Brady's not a shoe-in at QB based on what they've seen this season to date. That makes no sense, but it made no sense before last night either.

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