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First, Tom Brady wakes up in the morning as a MVP candidate because as stats are always a factor so is status. Second, my imagination is usually accurate; I think that in review of all things we have debated I have been right in terms of outcome far more often than wrong. Third, and most important there are 10 games remaining in the season, do you have any reason to believe Tom Brady cannot maintain his current performance play (the last 2 weeks)? If you ask me there is still a ton of room for growth in the offense between the OL continuing to come together, Gronkowski getting healthier, Wright and LaFell becoming bigger parts of the offense. Hell maybe your homeboy DA might even show up for a game or 2 this season. Philip Rivers actually sucked in week 1, he has turned in 4 great games in a row, he would have to sustain that play, personally I have more confidence in Brady sustaining than I do Rivers.
I'm pretty sure myself and the rest of the posters who posted in this thread have maintained our support of Brady from day 1 and without wavering.
When did I ever say he was washed up? If you are suggesting that I did you are a bold face liar. The only player I ever criticize is Amendola, and I was on the money 100% with him, other than that I speak highly of just about every player, even the players that most **** on. I opened a thread to sign LaFell before we even signed him, spent most of last season defending Wendell saying he was getting the bulk of the blame for interior play and it was not merited, saying Tavon Wilson would be a bigger part of things this season, and I could go on. One thing is for sure I have never said anything negative about Tom Brady, so you should really check yourself because I will freaking embarrass you by providing 100s of posts to discredit you and highlight to this entire board that you talk about your rear and make stuff up as you go along.
As far as 1 half goes that is just completely untrue, Brady had 2 bad half’s this season the second half in Miami and the second half in KC, outside of that his QB rating was 95.0 and his completion percentage was about 64%. In fact I opened a thread outlining this a week ago, I also opened a thread a few weeks ago outlining the falsely of his deep ball issues. You must have missed all of those threads and read the imaginary threads that you dream up instead.
MVP candidate is what I said. Go troll someplace else seriously you are just failing repeatedly here.
Mentally tough?? Definitely in his younger days. Now?? There was no mental toughness during the 2nd half of the Chiefs game when Brady threw in the towel and flat out quit. Spent the first 4 weeks pouting like a 6 year old and had his camp spinning tales in the media.
Was that mental toughness during the last minute of the Super Bowl in 2007 (amazing how overlooked that sequence of plays has been over the years) when the Patriots got the ball back, had timeouts to use, had close to 50 secs on the clock and only needed a FG to win it all. Brady made NO attempt to work the ball down the field to get into FG range. All he did was chuck it long to Moss like he couldn't wait to get off the field.
Tom Brady has not been "Joe Cool" on the field for several years now.
Mental toughness delivered Tom Brady today against the Buffalo Tomato Cans??
Come on guys.
Mentally tough?? Definitely in his younger days. Now?? There was no mental toughness during the 2nd half of the Chiefs game when Brady threw in the towel and flat out quit. Spent the first 4 weeks pouting like a 6 year old and had his camp spinning tales in the media.
Was that mental toughness during the last minute of the Super Bowl in 2007 (amazing how overlooked that sequence of plays has been over the years) when the Patriots got the ball back, had timeouts to use, had close to 50 secs on the clock and only needed a FG to win it all. Brady made NO attempt to work the ball down the field to get into FG range. All he did was chuck it long to Moss like he couldn't wait to get off the field.
Tom Brady has not been "Joe Cool" on the field for several years now.
Mental toughness delivered Tom Brady today against the Buffalo Tomato Cans??
Come on guys.
Hey Dan, (Shaughnessy) stop trolling this forum, will you please?Mentally tough?? Definitely in his younger days. Now?? There was no mental toughness during the 2nd half of the Chiefs game when Brady threw in the towel and flat out quit. Spent the first 4 weeks pouting like a 6 year old and had his camp spinning tales in the media.
Was that mental toughness during the last minute of the Super Bowl in 2007 (amazing how overlooked that sequence of plays has been over the years) when the Patriots got the ball back, had timeouts to use, had close to 50 secs on the clock and only needed a FG to win it all. Brady made NO attempt to work the ball down the field to get into FG range. All he did was chuck it long to Moss like he couldn't wait to get off the field.
Tom Brady has not been "Joe Cool" on the field for several years now.
Mental toughness delivered Tom Brady today against the Buffalo Tomato Cans??
Come on guys.
