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If a QB were to throw an incompletion every pass their passer rating would be a 39.6. The Pats D is currently sitting at a 35.6. If they keep this up they'll be considered the greatest defense of all time whew

And only 1 Pats team. Here's there list 1. 2013 Seattle Seahawks 2. 2015 Carolina Panthers 3. 2017 Philadelphia Eagles 4. 2016 New England Patriots 5. 2013 Denver Broncos 6. 2015 Arizona Cardinals 7. 2012 San Francisco 49ers 8. 2011 Green Bay Packers 9. 2018 Kansas City Chiefs 10. 2017...

By using the tired, out of date argument that Tom is a... yes people, a system quarterback. :rolleyes: And the sexual assualt extraordinair Manning is in fact the GOAT. :rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes: Bernard Pollard says Peyton...

This is from the 2002 Pats-Chiefs game. It's stated at 15:19. Doesn't surprise me at all, Seymour was such a monster and this was before TB became TFB the GOAT of all GOATs. He better make the HoF. Just thought the PatsFans community would find that little nugget interesting. :D

Elite teams being teams that won at least 75% of their games in the regular season. We all know the 2018 Pats are one of them beating the 12-4 Chargers, 12-4 Chiefs, and 13-3 Rams. Now drum roll please for the other team... ... The 2004 Pats! Beating the 12-4 Colts, 15-1 Steelers, and...

Right now he’s had 79 targets thrown his way and he’s caught 70 of them for an 89% catch percentage. I can’t remember the last time a #1 WR had a catch percentage like that. The crazy thing is that for most of the season his catch percentage has been over 90% so this is really his season low...

I've been looking at stats of every SB winning team to find which one is the best and I figured I might as well post what I find from the Pats here. The first thing I'm looking at are teams Adjusted Win% (right now just for the regular season, I haven't got to the playoffs yet). Basically I...

Joe Namath or Bob Griese?

The thread about the Patriots success against top D's inspired me to look at how BB's Patriots performed against top offenses in the playoffs in the event we make it to the Super Bowl and play either the #1 ranked (by ppg) Panthers or the #2 ranked Cardinals. Here are the games: 2001: vs. #4...

Ron Rivera’s starting to think Bill Belichick is onto something Maybe the NFL will finally listen now :rolleyes:

Nobody is discussing the sweetest part of our victory It all unfolded live in front of Satan himself. Take that Goodell, you filthy mongrel. The FU Tour Part 2 lives on.

God, Tom always has the best Facebook pics Tom Brady takes to Facebook seeking ‘team effort’ vs. Giants They caught Gronk right as he's about to take out his hammy.

I have just made an exhaustive analysis on the whole Russell Wilson vs. Andrew Luck debate. Considering it's my first blog post I don't have that many people to view it. :D So I thought why not see what the Pats Fans fam has to think about it? Comments, feedback, and general discussion would be...

This one is number 1 for me. Especially after all that Deflategate nonsense and the drama during the first four weeks during the season. Honestly this SB is the most satisfying, at least in my opinion.

Here's we're ranked at: PPG = 5th We're allowing only 18 ppg. Bendability (Yards/Points Allowed) This measures how tough is is to score on the D) = 4th. It takes opposing offenses 19.39 yards to score one point on us, so that means in order for them to score the equivalent of a TD and an...

Attempts - 191 - 1st. Yards - 827 - 3rd. TDs - 10 - 1st. Y/A - 4.3 - 9th.

Not saying this is the end all to be all, but it's intersting. I basically took the expected wins of the teams (all explained here: Quarterback post-season records and Simpson’s Paradox » Pro-football-reference.com blog » Blog Archive, I was originally doing this to measure Brady during these...

2012 NFL Playoffs Rob Gronkowski Big Block on Terrell Suggs - YouTube

I was reading this article on PFR blog about win expectancy in the playoffs, which they basically looked at how the run game and defense performed and if the QB should have won or loss based on the support around him. They split it up into five different categories: Gimmes, Easy, Neutral...

Here is Tom's statline in 2007 (reg season): 578-398-4806-50-8 8.315 YPA 6.250 TD-Int Ratio 117.2 PR In 2010, after getting rid of Randy Moss, the Patriots offense, and Tom Brady, struggled for a few games, until their game against Pittsburgh. Here is his statline from then till now...