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Of all the obnoxious, nausiating, over the top stories ive seen this week this takes the cake.

Tom Brady is a "fraidy cat" Tom Fraidy Brady I hope TB reads this, it may not be directly from a Giants player but some have implied it.


Just call New England Patriots QB Tom Brady, who can be one nervous cat, Tom 'Fraidy' - NY Daily News

Tom Brady may be NFL royalty with three Super Bowl rings and his super model wife and the SoCal mansion big enough to have a sleepover with all his Patriots teammates, but sources say he is still human.

I spoke to an NFL assistant coach Thursday whose team did extensive film study of what the Jets did to Brady in their playoff victory last year.The coach’s report was startling for a future Hall of Famer who might be the second best quarterback in NFL history after Joe Montana.

The problem i have with these *** holes is that they'll disappear if and when the Pats beat the Giants, they'll be nowhere to be found.
 
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Re: Just call New England Patriots QB Tom Brady, who can be one nervous cat, Tom 'Fra

Of all the obnoxious, nausiating, over the top stories ive seen this week this takes the cake.

Tom Brady is a "fraidy cat" Tom Fraidy Brady I hope TB reads this, it may not be directly from a Giants player but some have implied it.


Just call New England Patriots QB Tom Brady, who can be one nervous cat, Tom 'Fraidy' - NY Daily News

om Brady may be NFL royalty with three Super Bowl rings and his super model wife and the SoCal mansion big enough to have a sleepover with all his Patriots teammates, but sources say he is still human.

I spoke to an NFL assistant coach Thursday whose team did extensive film study of what the Jets did to Brady in their playoff victory last year.The coach’s report was startling for a future Hall of Famer who might be the second best quarterback in NFL history after Joe Montana.

The problem i have with these *** holes is that they'll disappear if and when the pats beat the Giants, they'll be nowhere to be found.
Honestly, not even worth a reaction. First it's the Daily News (not a real paper) and second, anything said by someone who's "ascared" (speaking of "fraidy") of putting his/her name on it, isn't worth a sh!t.
 
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Honestly, not even worth a reaction. First it's the Daily News (not a real paper) and second, anything said by someone who's "ascared" (speaking of "fraidy") of putting his/her name on it, isn't worth a sh!t.
I usually ignore them but this one pissed me off, and i hope if TB reads it it pisses him off too. Honestly i can't believe the stream of chest pounding bull **** in these papers, its like Jabba the Gut was a ghost writer.

I know Lupica writes a lot of ludicrous crap and he knows it, readers can't comment on his BS
 
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It's nice to see that most of the comments to that article appear to be from Giants fans and they are roundly calling this guy a ****** for writing this article. I particularly like this guys comments.

Gutless is right. Myers uses a quote from a coach who won't be named, and then takes Giant's players quotes out of context. In the same interview Justin Tuck said "Some guys don'€™t get rattled,"€ Tuck said. "€œEven in that Super Bowl at the end of the game, he's getting lit up and he's still throwing passes for 70 yards down field. He still led their team down the drive before that to what seemed like a game-winning touchdown at that point. "€œI dare say we hit him almost 30 times in that game, so if that didn'€™t rattle him, I'm not sure if we can rattle him. But more than anything, it's about just not giving him the time to complete passes like that."
Read more: Just call New England Patriots QB Tom Brady, who can be one nervous cat, Tom 'Fraidy' - NY Daily News
 
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The "getting to Brady" is the theme of every Defense. Nothing new.

The current Pats OL along with Gronk shouldn't allow the Giants D to pressure Brady all game long. Pats have to run more to keep Giants D honest. Lets hope Ridley is active as he gives the Pats the best shot at breaking a long one. Just HANG ONTO THE BALL Stevan !....

The hurry up O should help slow the Giants D down also. A smart gameplan by BOB and Josh along with Brady wanting to atone for last weeks lousy performance should be a plus for Pats. :rocker:
 
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I think it's fair to say that Brady has shown an occasional tendency to be more affected by multiple early hits than he was before his knee injury. I think it's foolish to go much further than that.
 
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When did Gary Meyer go from anti-Giants contrarian to homer douche?
 
Re: Just call New England Patriots QB Tom Brady, who can be one nervous cat, Tom 'Fra

Of all the obnoxious, nausiating, over the top stories ive seen this week this takes the cake.

Tom Brady is a "fraidy cat" Tom Fraidy Brady I hope TB reads this, it may not be directly from a Giants player but some have implied it.


Just call New England Patriots QB Tom Brady, who can be one nervous cat, Tom 'Fraidy' - NY Daily News

om Brady may be NFL royalty with three Super Bowl rings and his super model wife and the SoCal mansion big enough to have a sleepover with all his Patriots teammates, but sources say he is still human.

I spoke to an NFL assistant coach Thursday whose team did extensive film study of what the Jets did to Brady in their playoff victory last year.The coach’s report was startling for a future Hall of Famer who might be the second best quarterback in NFL history after Joe Montana.

The problem i have with these *** holes is that they'll disappear if and when the pats beat the Giants, they'll be nowhere to be found.

Examples of the Giants players or coaches that implied this? They might have implied that the way to beat Brady is to put pressure on him, but that's common sense. A QB on his butt all the time is rarely a winning QB. That's not an insult. If anything it's a compliment to imply the only way to beat the guy is put him on his back.
 
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Kind of a stupid article there. The reason he was hit and rattled was because the jets worked on neutralizing all the money pass plays in our arsenal. Brady's standing there with time, and standing and standing and no ones open.

To think someone who sees no receivers open and knows he's going to get hit has another reaction, is just stupid.

Amazing how brave he is when he hits receivers in a fraction of a second because the plays work.

It's like saying hitting someone in the head with a hammer is a good strategy, because the hammer is harder than their soft head.

Of course he isn't built to slough off or run from rushers all day, some qbs are.
 
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Examples of the Giants players or coaches that implied this? They might have implied that the way to beat Brady is to put pressure on him, but that's common sense. A QB on his butt all the time is rarely a winning QB. That's not an insult. If anything it's a compliment to imply the only way to beat the guy is put him on his back.

NFL assistant coach, Kiwanuka say 'Golden Boy' QB can be rattled


But thats true of any QB
 
Re: Just call New England Patriots QB Tom Brady, who can be one nervous cat, Tom 'Fra

Kind of a stupid article there. The reason he was hit and rattled was because the jets worked on neutralizing all the money pass plays in our arsenal. Brady's standing there with time, and standing and standing and no ones open.

To think someone who sees no receivers open and knows he's going to get hit has another reaction, is just stupid.

Amazing how brave he is when he hits receivers in a fraction of a second because the plays work.

It's like saying hitting someone in the head with a hammer is a good strategy, because the hammer is harder than their soft head.

Of course he isn't built to slough off or run from rushers all day, some qbs are.

Yeah, the Jets getting to Brady was a bye-product of the Jets making him hold onto the ball too long because no one was open, not the Jets were on top of him all game. In fact, the Jets couldn't get a good rush on him in that game and most of his sacks were coverage sacks. And people seem to forget that although Brady didn't have a good game he did complete 64.4% of his passes for 299 yards, 2 TDs, and 1 INT. That is a good game for most QBs.

BTW, the supposive "blueprint" on how to stop Brady of pressuring him with only four man rush hasn't worked this year other than when he was struggling because of his tennis elbow. The Pats have done a pretty good job countering that this year.
 
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A safety valve to throw to might ease a bit of the pressure.....Pats RB's are decent at catching...
 
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Kind of a stupid article there.
Yes it is, any QB can be rattled, i wish i had a dollar for each time ive seen Elie Manning turn and start running as he throws. He does a duck and cover as he releases the ball.
 
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Yes it is, any QB can be rattled, i wish i had a dollar for each time ive seen Elie Manning turn and start running as he throws

I wish I had a dollar for everytime Manning tossed a ball up on the run and one of his recievers ran under it for a catch ! Luckiest SOB in the NFL. :rocker:
 
Re: Just call New England Patriots QB Tom Brady, who can be one nervous cat, Tom 'Fra

See how many Brady puns you can come up with -

He's into window treatments - Tom Shade-y
He's into collecting knives - Tom Blade-y
He refused to sign a sick kid's football helmet - Tom Hate-y
He likes to assist members of Congress - Tom Aide-y

I guess I could write for the NY Daily News...
 
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I hope stuff like that keeps firing him up and he torches the Giants.
 
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Find me a QB that does NOT get rattled under constant pressure. What a bunch of manure.

Driving to work this morning and getting frustrated at the talking heads on sports radio in Boston. Constantly pounding the fact that the Patriots got "lucky" in the Championship game - which is partially true....yet, conveniently forgetting that the Giants were just as "lucky."
 
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I think it's fair to say that Brady has shown an occasional tendency to be more affected by multiple early hits than he was before his knee injury.

This statement defines vague conjecture. I've seen every play he's ever played, more than half of them in person, and see no difference at all. His courage and guile in the pocket are beyond being called into question.
 
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Yeah, he was real scared when he jumped over the pile to get the ball in the endzone on Sunday, with Ray Lewis ready to take his head off. :rolleyes:
 
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This statement defines vague conjecture. I've seen every play he's ever played, more than half of them in person, and see no difference at all. His courage and guile in the pocket are beyond being called into question.

Brady has 2 issues post-knee:

1.) Much more hesitant to run

2.) More likely to start feeling the rush if he's hit early

It is what it is.
 
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