PFT trying to stir the pot again from tonight

I won't even link to it. Laughable. And pathetic.

If you are inclined, go to PFT and you'll probably see what I mean.

I'm not surprised. And honestly, I don't care. Everyone at that site, and everyone else in the media can lick Tom's perfectly inflated balls. #4 baby!!!!!!

Someone tell me I'm wrong - Jules' head was never touched. It was shoulder to shoulder contact on that play.

**** all the haters. Pats Win!! That's all that matters

Edelman wasn't letting anyone take him out of the game. Can't fault the man, that's his choice to make he made it and I'm sure he'd make it again.

I'd have made the same one.

I am immune to any hate now. I don't care what anyone says. The media ruined my enjoyment of the AFCCG victory but they will NOT ruin this. SB Champs!!!!

To be fair, that's a valid question to ask. Edelman was clearly dinged up on the play. Frankly, though, if he did get his bell rung, even though I'm all for the concussion testing, this is one time I'd be glad to find out he found a way to dodge the doctors.

Thought it was shoulder to shoulder but whatever, it's PFT.

I thought it looked like he was struggling/limping with his hip or leg, not groggy like from a head shot. It showed up either earlier or later (don't recall) where it was clearly a lower body thing.

But I mean if it was helmet-to-helmet, can I get a retroactive penalty?

Going to have to side with Jay Cutler on this one: don't care..

David J. Chao, MD ‏@ProFootballDoc 2h2 hours ago
From my seat, appears concussion protocol was followed for EDELMAN. "Eye in sky" called down, medical personnel checked player & video.

Takes a huge hit and then catches what turns out to be the Super Bowl winning touchdown.

Cliff Avril coming back in the game isnt mentioned obviously