ESPN NFL Insiders(wrong again)

So watching ESPN NFL insiders to see Mike Reiss report. After the were done with the report went back to studio and the reporter said That Patriots have faced two teams in the playoff under Belichick with 10+ game winning streaks and lost them both. Then reported that it was to the Chargers a decade ago and Steelers in 2004. Of course we all know Pats won both of those games.

I have the video on my phone but not sure about posting it here is a violation because it is a home recording and not a YouTube or official link.

I'm outraged!

Patsrock said:

So watching ESPN NFL insiders to see Mike Reiss report. After the were done with the report went back to studio and the reporter said That Patriots have faced two teams in the playoff under Belichick with 10+ game winning streaks and lost them both. Then reported that it was to the Chargers and Steelers in 2004. Of course we all know Pats won both of those games.

I have the video on my phone but not sure about posting it here is a violation because it is a home recording and not a YouTube or official link.

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You'd think winning the Super Bowl in 2004 would be a compelling clue that they didn't lose those playoff games, but ESPN's gonna ESPN.

Wildo7 said:

I'm outraged!

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You should write a strongly worded letter to the NFL office.

I think you're wrong. The Pats clearly lost both of those games. ESPN has declared it so.

#integrity

Their mind was made up-Don't confuse them with facts. Didn't they also end the Steelers winning streak with Roethlisberger in 2004?

Mark. said:

Their mind was made up-Don't confuse them with facts. Didn't they also end the Steelers winning streak with Roethlisberger in 2004?

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That is the one they said Pats lost.

If remember correctly the last time the Steelers beat the Pats in the playoffs, Kordell Stewart was their Starting QB and the score was 7-6

FreeTedWilliams said:

If remember correctly the last time the Steelers beat the Pats in the playoffs, Kordell Stewart was their Starting QB and the score was 7-6

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Who was it the held back on hit Kordell on his scramble for a TD because was worried about a late hit? And Kordell went right past him.

NFL = Not Fond of Logic? Not Familiar with Lexus-Nexus? Not Fully Learned? Never Fail to Lie?

BradyFTW! said:

You'd winning the Super Bowl in 2004 would be a compelling clue that they didn't lose those playoff games, but ESPN's gonna ESPN.

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There's no time for fact checking or journalism when a good opportunity to smear the Pats presents itself

11/12 ESPN analysts are picking NE to lose this week.

FreeTedWilliams said:

If remember correctly the last time the Steelers beat the Pats in the playoffs, Kordell Stewart was their Starting QB and the score was 7-6

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I remember the play forget who it was. I do remember no Curtis Martin or Ben Coates and "she" got hurt and didn't finish the game, so Drew had nobody to work with.

Patsrock said:

Who was it the held back on hit Kordell on his scramble for a TD because was worried about a late hit? And Kordell went right past him.

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LB Todd Collins. Stewart was heading toward the sideline and Collins thought Stewart would be out of bounds when he hit him, so he held up.

Koma said:

LB Todd Collins. Stewart was heading toward the sideline and Collins thought Stewart would be out of bounds when he hit him, so he held up.

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Thanks couldn't remember if it was him, Slade or Big Play Willie Clay.

Mark. said:

Their mind was made up-Don't confuse them with facts. Didn't they also end the Steelers winning streak with Roethlisberger in 2004?

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If I'm not mistaken, Big Ben's first two career losses were home losses to the Patriots. Started his career 15-0 then lost 2 of next four games both being losses to the Pats.

Bledsoe sucked that game....man did he suck against good teams...always threw a ton of picks at critical times vs teams that didn't suck...

In other news, ESPN reports that former US Presidents Kerry and Romney will be honorary co-captains at the Super Bowl on March 20th.

shmessy said:

In other news, ESPN reports that former US Presidents Kerry and Romney will be honorary co-captains at the Super Bowl on March 20th.

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ESPN has Germany favored by 6. Might be a little high.