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“That’s what you should do,” he said. “You shouldn’t be conservative and sit back just because you have a lead. They took Tommy out for a while and they put him back in because of the interception. That’s what the game is.

“If you don’t want people to run the score up, then stop them. I have no problem with it.”


Amen.
 
I totally agree. It is funny though. Both the Rams and Colts have run up the score in years they were the best offenses in the league, but I have never seen it as much of a big deal from the media and fans of other teams before this year with the Pats.

If you look in the media though, most former coaches and players have no problem with the Pats running up the score. Mike Ditka, Bill Parcells, Mike Golic, Marc "Stink" Schlereth, Boomer Easiason, and others have all echoed Taylor's sentiments. Ironically, Marino is the only former player who seems to critical of the Pats when he has been known to run up the score himself in his day.
 
Marino is still pissed about his last playoff loss. What was that 400-7?? I never watch him or his stupid show. He really is still the whiniest guy I've ever seen.
 
Pats 2nd half last week: Miami 21 - Pats 7 "Running up the score"

Colts 2nd half week 1: Colts 31 - Saints 0 "Protecting a lead"
 
Pats 2nd half last week: Miami 21 - Pats 7 "Running up the score"

Colts 2nd half week 1: Colts 31 - Saints 0 "Protecting a lead"
Superb retort sir!!!!!
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It seems to me like Jason Taylor is sick of the Dolphins. There is no doubt in my mind he is gone after this season. Hopefully he plays well the rest of the way so we can get a first rounder for him.
 
“That’s what you should do,” he said. “You shouldn’t be conservative and sit back just because you have a lead. They took Tommy out for a while and they put him back in because of the interception. That’s what the game is.

“If you don’t want people to run the score up, then stop them. I have no problem with it.”


Amen.

Spoken like someone who really wants to be here. ;)
 
It seems to me like Jason Taylor is sick of the Dolphins. There is no doubt in my mind he is gone after this season. Hopefully he plays well the rest of the way so we can get a first rounder for him.

A first rounder for a player in his 30s who is likely to retire totally within 3 years or less...Are you serious or just dillisional?

3 years ago yes a first rounder was possible...now a 2nd or 3rd at best
 
“That’s what you should do,” he said. “You shouldn’t be conservative and sit back just because you have a lead. They took Tommy out for a while and they put him back in because of the interception. That’s what the game is.

“If you don’t want people to run the score up, then stop them. I have no problem with it.”


Amen.

Jason Taylor setting up his departure to New England next season?
 
Jason wants to wear a Pats uniform next year.
 
Amen. If you don't want another team to run up the score, then stop them. It's that simple.

BB would not be afraid to say "Hey, we couldn't stop them, that's our fault"...
 
I had wanted Booby Grier to take Jason Taylor with their 2nd-round pick (and Sam Madison with their 1st) in the 1997 draft. I have therefore watched his career with begrudging (to Miami) respect. That respect has grown into admiration, for Taylor has been a class act for a decade, and truly understands the entire concept of winning football, on and off the field. I would love to see him retire as a Patriot, and a champion; I just don't see that happening right now. Never say never, however.
 
Taylor and Thomas are 2 players I have great respect for even if they play for the fish.
Same with Ronnie Brown killing for me in fantasy football but besides that he is a hell of a athlete as well as person.
 
A first rounder for a player in his 30s who is likely to retire totally within 3 years or less...Are you serious or just dillisional?

3 years ago yes a first rounder was possible...now a 2nd or 3rd at best

Are you telling me you wouldn't have given up a first rounder for JT after the kind of year he had last year? Moss is over 30, would you give up a first for him?

I know we won't get a first out of Taylor, but maybe if he has another late season surge we could get a 1st from a team pushing for a Super Bowl title with a team that has a closing window. i.e the Ravens.
 
AFter the game I noted Jason Taylor talking to Belicheck for some time. After I read his comment I immediately thought Bill is going to try to get this guy.

Face it he wants a ring before he retires.

Miami will not win a SB while he is there.

NE will likely win 2 or 3 in next 5 years or so.

Jason Taylor IS WORTH a 1st round pick - Just not picks 1 -10!

I see the PATs trading down the SF pick - I guess will be #6 or #7 to some team for next years #1 and a 4th to the 22 - 27 position and giving that pick to the Dolphins.

I see Jason Taylor playing OLB - probably replacing Vrable with Vrable sliding inside - replacing Bruschi
 
Jason wants to wear a Pats uniform next year.


Jason has earned the right to play in New England.

On another note, I heard him chanting "Let's Go, Red Sox" on the sideline on Sunday.
 
Are you telling me you wouldn't have given up a first rounder for JT after the kind of year he had last year? Moss is over 30, would you give up a first for him?

I know we won't get a first out of Taylor, but maybe if he has another late season surge we could get a 1st from a team pushing for a Super Bowl title with a team that has a closing window. i.e the Ravens.

Not a first for JT and I'm a big fan of JT. If you think that JT is gamechanging like Moss, you've got an inflated notion of JT. He's a great player but Moss changes the rules. JT would have to play linebacker in this 3-4 and the question is whether JT playing linebacker is a significant enough of an upgrade from one of our current linebackers to give up a first. When you look at it that way, then no.
 
Taylor's not going to give his all from here on out when he knows it's an exercise in futility in that Dolphins defense not to mention that, with a base salary of $7.5M next year, he's likely to be playing elsewhere when next Sept rolls around. Thus his play won't be commensurate with a high draft pick compensation. Not when he's going to be 34 years old when next season starts.

My guess is the Pats will simply wait until Miami decides not to pay Taylor his $7.5M salary next year and they cut him.
 
AFter the game I noted Jason Taylor talking to Belicheck for some time. After I read his comment I immediately thought Bill is going to try to get this guy.

Face it he wants a ring before he retires.

Miami will not win a SB while he is there.

NE will likely win 2 or 3 in next 5 years or so.

Jason Taylor IS WORTH a 1st round pick - Just not picks 1 -10!

I see the PATs trading down the SF pick - I guess will be #6 or #7 to some team for next years #1 and a 4th to the 22 - 27 position and giving that pick to the Dolphins.

I see Jason Taylor playing OLB - probably replacing Vrable with Vrable sliding inside - replacing Bruschi

There was a picture of them meeting after the game that said it all IMO. Couldn't find it at the herald, sentinel or PBP but it's a pic of Taylor shaking Billichick's hand and the look on his face says, "Get me out of here!"

As for the bold, slow down there partner. You speak as if winning Super Bowls is easy. To claim any team will likely get multiple Super Bowls in a 5 year span is a bit of a stretch.

I would hate to see Jason in a Pats uniform, but if you guys want to give us a first; by all means, please do.
 
Not a first for JT and I'm a big fan of JT. If you think that JT is gamechanging like Moss, you've got an inflated notion of JT. He's a great player but Moss changes the rules. JT would have to play linebacker in this 3-4 and the question is whether JT playing linebacker is a significant enough of an upgrade from one of our current linebackers to give up a first. When you look at it that way, then no.

Last year there may have only been 2 or 3 players that were bigger game changers than JT. 9 forced fumbles, 2 INTs taken to the house and 13.5 sacks? He changed 6 games last year otherwise the Fins could've been 0-16. He's slowed down a bit, but JT has been a monster game changer in his career.
 
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